Once upon a time I stayed home from school, watched Crash (car crash Crash, not racism Crash), came four times in two hours, and fell so in love with James Spader even though before that he was just a corny creepster in Pretty In Pink, an inconvenience on the way to the weirdest kissing any of us had ever seen, and a tongue shot that was rewound and rewound at sleepovers.
In an earlier trial, Dr. Romagoza testified that General Vides personally interrogated him in the course of a 24-day ordeal, during which, Dr. Arce said, he was suspended by his wrists and beaten, given electric shocks on his tongue and shot in the left arm.
Of course, locals call it smørrebrød, which trips off the tongue after a shot or two of Gammel Dansk.
"Oh, no, no," Ms. Wilson sputtered after dipping her tongue into the shot glass, feline style, and handing it off to a friend.
When the family watched a movie that had been filmed recently in Tehran, Sholeh smiled and clucked her tongue fondly at shots of the snow-covered city.
When Jacob Cunningham was arrested Feb. 29 in Trinity County, Texas, he expressed his displeasure with the situation by sticking out his tongue during the mug shot.
The result is a collection of pictures that are sometimes dreary and sometimes tongue-in-cheek, shots of movie props and roadside stands, topless starlets and headless mannequins.
Tongue-out mug shots like Cunningham's appear from time to time, possibly because they're one of the very few means of rebellion available to the just-arrested.
Cinema's list of band-themed turkeys rolls off the tongue like a sickly jello shot.
It's a gloriously sunny day, and the mainly young crowd creates something akin to a festival atmosphere while we queue to get "that shot" on the tongue.
Biles's toe-crossing on her vault may seem minor, but it's a tic no less notable than Michael Jordan sticking his tongue out on his jump shot, except that it actually affects competitions — she loses a tenth of a point each time.
