When a member of the Atlanta Braves threw a ball into the stands during batting practice, a talented fan caught the projectile with his beer, then chugged the entire beverage, leaving only the ball on display.
By 11 PM I caught two young men projectile-vomiting into the lavabo.
The after superstructure caught fire and the whine of projectiles sounded like the Ride of the Valkyries.
I had lost track of whatever was essentially me, caught up in zeitgeisty 90s cynicism: enacting misguided projectile vomiting at soon to be discarded, and now nostalgically remembered, liberal orthodoxies; trying to write and perform what I imagined was expected of the young, educated men of the period.
Thought to have begun with off-duty archers keeping their eye in by hurling mini-projectiles at the ends of upturned barrels, the game soon caught on, and Anne Boleyn presented Henry VIII with a fancy set of "arrers" (rumours that she lost her head after beating him with a nine-dart check-out have never been confirmed, but then neither have they been disproved).
The sampler has three projectors which can launch small projectiles onto the asteroid surface, and the ejected fragments are passively caught into the canister through the funnel-shaped cylinder.
When Parsons, then in his early 30s, wasn't ranging the canyon beneath me, chanting mantras to Pan before field-testing one of NASA's nascent projectiles, there's good chance the guy could've been found with Hubbard, caught up in all manner of weirdo rites in and around the Arroyo Seco and greater San Gabriel Valley.
He had caught a cold that quickly transitioned into a stomach virus (marked with frequent projectile vomiting and countless trips to the laundry room) that then ended with fluid on his lungs and in his ears.
Lauren Freitas was among those caught up in the chaos, and said she had been struck on both legs by projectiles.
The compound caught fire after government agents began pumping tear gas into the structure from tanks and with projectiles.
