How To Use Brainpan In A Sentence
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One minute you're listening to them rattle on like a machinegun about Elian Gonzalez and his fish-food mom, and the next you're in a clock tower pumping hot copper a hundred meters through the brainpan of some physics TA.
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Sampled noises are arranged into electro-rhythms, programmed, then layered in your brainpan.
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It has something to do with arrogance and materialism and the deadening effect of pop culture on the collective brainpan.
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There are also times, of course, when the my brain is happier just sitting there in my brainpan marinating.
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If I didn't know better, I'd say that local character Monstre had stuck a contact mic to the brainpan of a five-year-old tyke cracked out on Trix.
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If you look at the brainpan of a Neanderthal, you might believe they were pretty bright.
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In retrospect, the massive breakout success of the first Matrix flick - the bullet in the brainpan of the old dog Star Wars - makes perfect sense.
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As I sit down to write today's column, the score of The Godfather is floating around in my brainpan.
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And I can assure you that there is good stuff that I would have liked to have steered you toward that is now simply gone from my brainpan.
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I didn't see any murders, but I got the car started in a hurry to avoid one of those situations where dozens of crackheads are slapping their nerveless hands at my windows trying to get at the rocks they think are hidden inside my brainpan.
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Almost to a one, his commentaries throb with the dark fury of an aneurysm in Joe Sixpack's brainpan.
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When she falls and bumps her brainpan and cries, I give her attention and compassion, the big hug and the soothing words - but there's a cutoff point.
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Unfortunately, you will need a brainpan like a hard drive and a retina as strong as a mule deer to follow the rapid fire editing and overlapping continuity flubs.
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*Puts splorted brainz back in brainpan, pat pat pat*
I find yur “string theoree” - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?
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Here is this powerful tune messing up your brainpan, at the same time as your entire body – either on the brink of an event or coming down from having won one – is racked by the endocrinal equivalent of one of those home counties slumber parties that ends up in the Daily Mail after the Facebook invite goes viral among Hell's Angels.
So Lewis Hamilton wants a longer national anthem. Has he heard the second verse?
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They also meet and fight Hakaider, an android that looks more robot than human with his exposed brainpan.
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The longer this lasts, the more your internal CNN dies down - the constant chatter in your brainpan about hopes and plans and angers and glories fades and is replaced by a kind of absorption.
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No epiphany, no trumpet blast of the everlasting had ever filled her brainpan.
THE CRASH OF HENNINGTON
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Trust me, it's the kind of movie you'll be jonesing for in about a month once the Bruckheimers and Bays are through brutalizing your brainpan.
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In retrospect, the massive breakout success of the first Matrix flick - the bullet in the brainpan of the old dog Star Wars - makes perfect sense.
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Why the hell that fatuous yet inarguable quote is still caroming around my brainpan I have no idea whatsoever.
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At the top left is us, and top right is Homo erectus; despite the smaller brainpan, H. erectus has virtually all of the features for endurance running that we have.
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They also meet and fight Hakaider, an android that looks more robot than human with his exposed brainpan, and Bijinder, a lovely and powerful android that is also trying to capture Akira.
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But a slow and thoughtful process that goes nowhere is infinitely preferable to rushing to pass the first crazy law that you barfed out of your brainpan while stewing in a broth of worry, adrenaline, and panic.
Lawmakers And The Crazy Laws They Want To Pass In The Wake Of Tucson Tragedy
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These are people with brainpans so full of Cheez Whiz, that they couldn't figure this out on their own., taking up valuable parking spots and threatening to procreate thereby diluting the gene pool even further.
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‘Cause sometimes the habits of a decade and more well up, lapping gently around my brainpan.
