Animal dust, mineral, mental, all hoarded not in the jar of sexy Pandora, not in the ark where the dust of the holy aspiring to congeal as glorious mud-thing still writhes — just this leathery, crackled, obsolete box, heart-sized or brain, rusted lock shattered, hinge howling with glee to be lifted again... Face powder, gunpowder, dust, darling dust.
Advanced tools like nitrogen injectors for shattering frozen locks and rotary saws to defeat hardened steel are now wielded by bike thieves.
As I left the Public Theater, I discovered that my 10-speed bicycle was missing and the strong U-lock shattered.
Wal-Mart security officials and the police cleared the store, swept up the shattered glass and locked the doors until 1 p.m., when it reopened to a steady stream of calmer shoppers who passed through the missing doors and battered door jambs, apparently unaware that anything had happened.
Officers who went to the scene found the windows of the boat, a buoy tender, shattered and its door locked, said Sgt. Kelly Fitzpatrick of the Harbor Unit's commuter ferry squad.
He took those boundaries, got butt naked, licked them, did splits on them in purple sequined bell bottoms and then shattered them all while keeping his locks luxurious, silky and intact.
The reason Locationgate was so upsetting to so many people is because it shattered the perception that our phones are locked down little safes that hold and guard all of our secrets.
Upset, Brenda rushes to the bathroom where Margi and Terri are chanting "Bloody Mary" and is locked in, killed by glass from a shattered mirror.
Instead of trying to convince herself that being kicked unconscious was no big deal, Rousey essentially confirmed that the experience was shattering, and she betrayed no eagerness to be locked in a cage, once more, with the woman who had shattered her.
Shadoobie, shattered, shattered . . .
