Each had a Kalashnikov with a banana clip duct-taped upside down to another banana clip.
The white male heterosexual master of many mediums — inexhaustibly inventive, philosophically profound, harsh — was represented by "Think" (1993): two stacked video monitors broadcasting a tape (upside down on the bottom screen) in which the artist's face bobs, at a steady rate, in and out of view of a camera that was pointed at a blank wall above his head.
Twenty-three yeafterfter he opened his first store in 1960, compact discs came along and turned the record and tape business upside down.
A small bottle, containing sugar water, was taped to the cross upside down allowing the sugar water to drip on the queen cage and the cross.
Holding the hat upside down, tape the loose ends of the folded tissue paper to the inside of the hat band, directly across from the first taped end.
If you need to use tape flip it upside down so it will not unfold.
Experimentation can be anything from putting on a raccoon suit and duct taping yourself to the wall upside down to being unable to remember how your partner responds to having their genitals blown on and finding out by giving it another shot.
I have never admired this troupe more than in Friday's "Upside Down" (1998, to taped music by Fela Anikulapo Kuti): you could see more clearly than ever how the choreographer, Ronald K. Brown, draws from African dance material and how he rearranges it in terms of stage space and individual-group structure.
In order to ease the FESEM characterization process, sample was stuck upside down on copper tape due to the high conductive properties of the tape.
If your Nerf gun uses a clip-style magazine, you can tape two of them together, with one upside down.
His lavish "Stations" (1994) arrays five projected tapes of shapely naked people floating upside down underwater, the images reflected in polished black granite on the floor.
