His recurrent appearances on SNL, playing Hulk-like, shape-shifting Potus "The Rock" Obama, have been ridiculously endearing (especially whenever he flings Ted Cruz out of a window), and you haven't lived until you've seen him lip-sync Taylor Swift's Shake It Off with Jimmy Fallon ("Oh Jimmy, your ass is gettin' ready to know Tay-Tay!").
But I think he more than hinted that he'd had a few flings.
Who knows how many congressmen have enjoyed flings with their interns and then lied about it to "protect their families"?
When electrical energy accumulated in a bank of capacitors is rapidly pulsed into the rail, it creates an instantaneous magnetic field which flings the armature out with explosive force (see picture).
When visitors from Hyderabad, the state capital, some 80km (50 miles) away, cross the threshold of her bare little house, Narsama Anthaiah flings herself prostrate and wailing onto the dirt floor to touch their feet.
Using oil-based house paint, which is toxic, she drips, flings and pours colour onto glass and then pushes it all around.
Union leaders don't like the company he keeps in Europe; and they don't appreciate the public insults he occasionally flings their way.
The reader encounters Bellow away from home, studying anthropology and becoming a Trotskyist, enjoying long friendships and evanescent flings, before finally marrying the first of his five wives.In the 1940s a move to New York introduces new friends and rivals within Jewish intellectual circles.
The same force that flings the projectile out of the gun also tries to force the rails apart.
The government would prefer more durable pairings, however.In any case, under-30s, who make up 55% of Iran's population of 77m, seem far more interested in brief flings than marriage.
Drawing his sword, he flings open the closet door.
