In 1998, the pro-porn campaigner and performer Nina Hartley admitted "you're seeing more of these videos of women getting dragged on their faces, and spit [sic] on, and having their heads dunked in the toilet".
Gently, hand over hand, he pulled the string in -- too fast and the crab would let go, he said; too slow, and it would get dragged on the bottom and fall off.
"I read Sophocles in my mid-to-late teens and Tiresias got dragged on at the end to tell people stuff they didn't really want to hear," explains Tempest.
Too many tech projects get dragged on for months, even years, making the end result outdated before its release.
When she rightfully got dragged on Twitter, Arbour responded by characterizing her video as an homage to Glover's.
They get dragged on streets, carried around the city by pairs of humans like they are injured, or stuffed in public transport carriages.
They get dragged on streets, carried around the city by pairs of humans like they are injured or stuffed in public transport carriages.
They get dragged on streets, carried around the city by pairs of humans like they are injured, or stuffed in public transport carriages.
Earlier in the morning, CBC reporter Susan Bonner mistook Liberal Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Minister Navdeep Bains for the new NDP leader and immediately got dragged for it on Twitter (and yes, also by us).
The whole big ball of anger and insecurity Don feels regarding Megan — compounded of vanity, competitiveness, intimacy issues, fear that she'll fail, general horndoggery and whatever else the writers can pile on — got dragged to the surface, but the final straw is Marie, who tells Megan that her dream of acting is "a phantom," and appears to set Megan down a road not unlike that of Beth Dawes.
