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Performing oral sex on a female and licking her clitoris (aka licking the pearl tongue).
That lickity split lesbian won an Olympic Gold Medal for Pearl Diving - she barely ever comes up for air!
by Shit_4_Brains September 04, 2007
When your swimming in a pool and you jack off and let your jizz float around the pool and then you swim around and catch it.
Im going pearl diving in my pool before anyone gets home.
by mike wal mart February 06, 2008
Masturbation in a lake, ocean, or swimming pool and afterwards collecting the pearls of jism, as if diving for treasure or pearls. This method of sexual self-gratification increases lung capacity and you are immersed in lubricant.
Zach, when pearl diving in the school swimming pool, forgot to collect the pearls of jism so he got our gym teacher pregnant.
by Benzo Lorenzo November 18, 2005
I don't know about these other definitions but when I first heard it in the late eighties it referred to the practice of sucking out the semen you had just left in your partners butt.
"Can you get AIDS from pearl diving?"
"Not exactly."
"Not exactly."
by fat charlie April 18, 2008
after a guy cums in a girl, he, or an outside party, proceeds to go down on her and retrieve the pearls to display on her beach community.
I heard you went pearl diving with Jon and his girlfriend last night.
by desro February 26, 2008
The act of performing oral sex on someone with a large bean
Used casually disguised in discussion to avoid female attention
Used casually disguised in discussion to avoid female attention
Warren: "Ben was pearl diving last night"
Kate: "what?"
Kate: "what?"
by Moop December 04, 2004
Eating an Asian girl out. Stems from the fact that most oyster pearls come from Asian countries which employs a lot of citizens to go underwater and collect pearls. A slang term, but not a mean one
I went pearl diving last night on this fine ass Asian girl named Kiki.
by Dan July 25, 2004
When a guy gets his penis sucked or has sex until he's about to ejaculate: the guy comes in her mouth, but then kisses her to go "pearl diving", so both kiddies get the pleasure of pearl!
Pearl-diving tastes just like the salty ocean!
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- Hamlet (2015/II) Played by Dakota Nelson (as Grave Digger)
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- Let Your Wiseness Fear (2014) TV episode, Played by Alexandra Bennett
- Hamlet A.D.D. (2014) Played by Mark Borchardt
- Hamlet: Grave Secrets (2013) Played by Christopher Omiros (as Gravedigger #1) / Lynn Petko (as Gravedigger #2)
- This Is Hamlet (2010) (V) Played by John Gilkey (as Gravedigger #2) / Joan Mankin (as Gravedigger #1)
- Hamlet (2009) (TV) Played by Mark Hadfield
- Kitchen Hamlet (2009) Played by Daniel P. Turner
- Hamlet (2009) Played by Danny Campbell
- Hamlet (2007/II) Played by David Thompson (as The Gravedigger)
- Hamlet (2005/II) Played by P.J. Gallagher
- Hamlet (2005) (V) Played by Gavin Landsiedel
- Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth (2005) Played by Miko Hughes
- Hamlet (2004) (TV) Played by Jerzy Nowak
- Hamlet (2003) (V) Played by Christopher Timothy
- The Tragedy of Hamlet (2002) (TV) Played by Bruce Myers
- Hamlet (2000/II) (TV) Played by Dan Moran / Eric Simonson (as Second Grave Digger)
- Hamlet (2000) Played by Jeffrey Wright
- Hamlet: A Critical Guide (1997) (V) Played by Peter Balderstone (as The Gravedigger)
- Hamlet (1996) Played by Billy Crystal (as First Gravedigger)
... aka "William Shakespeare's Hamlet" - USA (complete title)
- "A Taste of Shakespeare"
- Hamlet (1995) TV episode, Played by Tanja Jacobs
- Green Eggs and Hamlet (1995) Played by Steve Collins
- The Fifteen Minute Hamlet (1995) Played by Paul Ben-Victor
- Hamlet (1992/I) (TV) Played by Mikko Kivinen (as Grave digger) / Paavo Pentikäinen (as Grave digger)
- Hamlet (1990) Played by Trevor Peacock (as The Gravedigger)
- Hamlet (1983) (TV) Played by Ádám Szirtes
- Hamlet, Prince of Denmark (1980) (TV) Played by Tim Wylton (as First Gravedigger)
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- Hamlet (1969) Played by Roger Livesey
... aka "Shakespeare's Hamlet" - USA (complete title)
- Hamlet (1964/I) Played by George Rose (as First Gravedigger)
... aka "Richard Burton's Hamlet" - USA (DVD title)
- Hamlet (1964) Played by Viktor Kolpakov / V. Chekursky
... aka "Gamlet" - Soviet Union (original title)
- Hamlet at Elsinore (1964) (TV) Played by Roy Kinnear
... aka "Hamlet" - International (English title) (informal title)
- Hamlet (1964) (TV) Played by José Soriano
- Hamlet (1964/II) Played by Robin Gammell / John Randolph
- Hamlet (1964) Played by Shanco Bruce (as 2nd Gravedigger) / Auhofe Okuampa (as 1st Gravedigger)
... aka "Hamile" - Ghana (original title)
- Ophélia (1963) Played by Sacha Briquet
- "Hamlet"
- Hamlet: Part 5 (1961) TV episode, Played by Anthony Sagar
- The Dread Command: The Readiness Is All (1961) TV episode, Played by Norman Bird
- Hamlet (1960) (TV) Played by Paul Verhoeven (as Erster Totengräber) / Johannes Buzalski (as Zweiter Totengräber)
... aka "Hamlet, Prinz von Dänemark" - West Germany (original title)
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- Hamlet (1955) TV episode, Played by Eric Christmas
- Hamlet (1948) Played by Stanley Holloway
- Hamlet (1947) (TV) Played by Jay Laurier / Hay Petrie
- Hamlet (1913) Played by J.H. Ryley (as First Gravedigger)
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First Gravedigger: For none neither.
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Built at the beginning of the eighties, it was restored in 2013. Warm colours characterise the house, as well as natural wood furnishings which match the beams on the ceiling.
On the ground floor there is a large living room with a view over the sea and the heated private swimming pool. The living room contains sofas and a flat-screen Satellite TV with a DVD player. This floor also has a dining room and a well equipped kitchen.
The bedroom area on the ground floor is is separated by a door which leads to the main bedroom with an en-suite bathroom (with a wonderful view both over the garden and over the sea). The bedroom area also has a small separate toilet with a washing machine. Upstairs there are two bedrooms; a larger one with two single beds which can be turned into a double bed, and a smaller with two single beds. Both have a balcony overlooking the sea, they share one bathroom with a bath, and an independent entrance from the garden.
The Villa is located within 100 meters of the famous top level restaurant El Molino Blanco and within 500 meters of the brand new Siam Park.
|Sleeps up to 7, 3 bedrooms
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|Puerto colon 500 m
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|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Tenerife south - reina Sofia 15 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Private outdoor pool (heated), Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|TV, CD player, Table tennis, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Cots (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
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Discovering Tenerife is exciting and easy. As the Canary Islands and therefore Tenerife belong to Spain, they are to be considered both politically and socially European regions in all aspects, with the advantage that both their geography and climates are closer to the African continent. The island is absolutely safe from any kind of danger and there are no "forbidden" areas. You will never get molested by anyone.
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Nearby there is also a water park provided with a dolphinarium which is very popular with children and even grown-ups (www.aqualand.es)
There are two recomendable restaurants at walking distance from Villa Alegria: El Molino Blanco (Spanish and international cuisine, less than 100 meters) and Pinocchio ( an Italian restaurant which serves delicious pizzas and equipped with a children's play area). From Puerto Colòn (15 minute walk) there are day trips on various charters (usually catamarans), to discover the coast and above all the colonies of whales and dolphins which live in that particular strip of sea all year round.
A short car-ride will take you to a beautiful gym with a Spa (www.aquaclubtermal.com), with tennis courts, paddling and squash facilities.
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Beware the cancer lurking within these harmless-looking spuds/iPhoto by Donna The New York Times recently called my attention to the USDA approval of a new genetically modified potato intended to reduce cancer by eliminating acrylamide. What is acrylamide? Here's a link with lots of other links. It causes cancer in rats and therefore, maybe, in humans? We don't know for certain. In one of these links a scientist guessed that 3,000 people a year get cancer from acrylamide, though on what he based his guess is, well, anybody's guess. Here's a headline I'd like to see in The Onion: Scientist Working to Extinguish Sun in Bold Effort to Eradicate Some Skin Cancers. And here's my rant line: We fuck with our food at our own peril. The Times dutifully quoted people on both sides of the issue. Doug Read On »
I've posted this before and I'm posting it again earlier this year. Thanksgiving is two weeks from this Thursday so if you have time, make some fresh turkey stock now and freeze it, or make it up to five or six days before Thanksgiving. It may be the most critical element of the Thanksgiving meal—the basis for a great gravy, of course, but it can also moisten the dressing and be used to keep the quick-to-cool sliced breast hot and moist. To make the stock I roast drumsticks, wings, and necks. (I read in the Times that the venerable Jacques Pépin picks the meat off the neck of the turkey and adds it to the gravy. I might try that this year.) Roasting them will give your stock a nice flavor. All that golden-brown roasted skin Read On »
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For forty of the past seventy days I've been on the road, with another two weeks to go before I can settle into the holidays, and perhaps the biggest thing I learned was how hard it is to find good, nourishing food when traveling, especially when you live in a Marriott Courtyard. I spent ten days, for instance, at one such Marriott in the infernal (temperature-wise) San Fernando Valley while filming a new cooking competition show. (Kitchen Inferno airs this Wednesday on Food Network—let me know what you think!) True, there was a Whole Foods within a fifteen-minute walk, where I could buy grapes and almonds for the room, and I could have hit the salad bar, but I don't like to eat out of plastic clamshell containers. By myself. In a shitty hotel room. Sorry Read On »


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So, I've been rocking the vegan lifestyle for about 5 months now. Is it difficult? Sometimes. But
with the encouraging words and support from my husband add on to this the fact that JD is an asshole, and it's damn near impossible to consume anything in this house except salami and Corona.
Every single morning I make an amazing strawberry banana oatmeal. It's loaded with walnuts and sunflower seeds, then topped with a dash of cinnamon. The other night, for no apparent reason, JD felt it necessary to interject with his dumbass opinion right as I was talking about how much I love my breakfast. "That shit smells horrible every time you make it," he stated. "I'm talking straight-up strawberry feet." I started to argue with him that it tasted like a summer morning and the fountain of youth all rolled into one lovely bowl of heaven, but before I could say anything, he added, "It smells like someone left out old strawberries in a gym shoe, and heated it up…And that…THAT…is what you're putting in your mouth."
Then, there was the dinner showdown. It's summer, and we've been in grilling mode at least 5 nights a week. JD likes to enjoy a few brewskies and a rare steak. This is also known as gout, or "da gout" for my East Coast counterparts. I, on the other hand, prefer to keep my arteries open, and therefore opt for black bean burgers. My husband refuses to call them anything but "puke burgers."
Here, I'll show you how this worked in a conversation. I asked for a simple favor: "Hey JD, wonderful spouse, would you please throw a black bean burger on the grill for me? You're the best, ever." And he responded, "Oh, do you mean puke burgers? Because every time you say 'bean burger,' I just think about that, and then I think, Oh my God, I'm gonna' throw up all over myself. Seriously, I wouldn't give that to a homeless guy."
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Beautiful sea view condo located just in front of picturesque BOAO Bay, in the South China Sea. Boao town is Asia Forum city, between Sanya and Haikou. in the middle of east coast of Hainan Island, it is a virgin natural beach, less tourists than Sanya, less hot in the summer.
convenient reached by express train; 1 hour from haikou airport; 1 hour from Sanya city. Airport pick up/drop off available
Luxury fully urnished apartment, two bedrooms, king size beds, big living room, sea view balcony, television, sofa bed, open style kitchen, stove, hot water boiler, fridge, washing machin, facilities of 4 stars hotel, swimming pool,children pool; hotspring pool; bar restaurants, bicycle rental, Wi-Fi, satellite TV. Excellent location for a quiet relax holiday. Airport pick up/drop off available.
Boao is a small town on the East coast of Hainan Island, China. Located at the south of the Wanquan river, Boao is best known for the annual Boao Forum for Asia.
Because of this prestigious event the town is impeccably maintained year round with blooming planters and clean swept streets. It has a diverse selection of ethnic restaurants as well as one of the most well known seafood eateries on the island.
Peaceful and quiet, Boao is the perfect place that combines international savy with small town appeal. Dotted with ancient temples and surrounded by lush rice fields, Boao is the perfect beach getaway for those who want to avoid the crowds and prohibit prices of Sanya.
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
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|Nearest airport: HAIKOU 90 km, Nearest railway: Qionghai or boao station
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Staffed property, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Air conditioning, TV, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 2
|Linen provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
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hainan island; boao is between haikou and sanya; a calm town with sandy beach; asia forum city; very security; the local people are very kind and hospitality
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Dental amalgam has an established record of safety and effectiveness. Amalgam has been used to restore the teeth of more than 100 million Americans. However, the fact that its formulation includes mercury content has raised safety concerns in the minds of some. Small amounts of mercury vapor can be released from amalgam during placement, mastication and brushing. The safety of dental amalgam has been studied and reviewed extensively, and no correlation has been found between the small amounts of mercury released from amalgam restorations and any adverse health effect.
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So we really then made that the focus of the film. In the original draft, you saw more of the sheriff's character, more of the cops, more of the neighbor, more of the outside world. I think there was even another character in there. You see more of the outside world, but what it made more interesting was the smaller story. The ending was originally a much bigger, broader ending and it got better the more we downsized it.
Your debut film, Mulberry Street had a similarly tight focus, with its claustrophobic, besieged apartment-building setting. Is that kind of small-scale, intense focus something that you find appealing?
A lot of it comes from working with Nick. What I love about working with him as a writer is he's an actor first and foremost, so he comes with characters as a top priority. I think most movies, mainstream horror movies, it's not even a priority. When I think about things, when I think about a story, I'm more thinking about the overall story. I'm already thinking about, "What does it look like?" How will it be edited, the music, what the experience of the movie is going to be? What I love about him is he comes to things as they should be, he comes through with the characters and he's thinking about where the characters start and where they're going to go and how they are going to change. Horror is really more of a backdrop to that, and I love that way of thinking.
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On Mulberry Street, we went into that film with like a $10,000 budget and knew we were going to have to make an apocalyptic siege creature movie and that we'd never, ever be able to afford everything we wanted to do and never be able to compete with Hollywood versions of the same thing. So I think we made a very conscious decision to say, "Okay, how are we going to compete with these guys? How are we going to exist side by side with these films and stand out in the crowd?" I think the one thing that they don't do, that we try to do, is create characters that you can empathize with and care about and want to actually watch. And hopefully by the end of the movie you aren't rooting for them to die, which is so often not the case in horror films. It was rewarding to see audiences really respond to that, for people to look past the budget. I think that's always kind of hung in there, because it was appreciated. Myself, I love horror movies, but more and more as I get older I'm more into the ones that affect me in a deeper way than the initial jump-scare moment. This was definitely an exercise in how far we could push it.
It's definitely doesn't play like a traditional horror movie. If you take the cannibalism out, it could be a "serious drama" about some rural family with issues of abuse and control.
Yeah, totally. That was the goal.
Is there anything else you'd like to say before we're done here?
Hopefully we've made a movie that isn't your typical horror film and I hope horror fans like it, but even more so I hope people that usually would thumb their nose at the genre will come check it out and see that there is more to the genre than Paranormal Activity and Saw. They can actually try to do a little bit more, and hopefully we've done that. I think a lot of mainstream horror films are sort of the fast-food alternative to genre storytelling. Hopefully, we're a little bit more of the organic, sustainably raised produce. It's all about supporting it and seeing these things and the more you check it out, the more farmers will grow interesting little horror films. And I think that what's going to keep the genre alive is that voice.Follow @VoiceFilmClub
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The owner of the condo is very accommodating and sincerely cared if we had what we needed. I felt more at home than at a rental place. We would definitely rent this condo again and would like to rent other condos this owner has because of how well their property is cared for.
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Re: Bob Perry's take on Wolfenzee's dream boat
On August 16th we will assemble a fleet of boats in Port Ludlow for the Perry Rendezvous.
This started years ago with a dozen boats. Fore the last 15 years we had had a fleet of around 45 to 50 boats at the Rendezvous. Some boat owners fly in for the get together. So,me Perry boat owners drive in for the Rendezvous. But by Saturday night we have a big fleet and a bunch of very happy boat owners all gathered for a party.
50 boats Brent. And, that's just the local PNW owners.
There will be Islander 28's with six people crammed aboard. Maybe ICON will be there at 63' LOA and a crew of four. But we will have a very wide variety of boats with owners all enjoying their boats. I even have owners of non Perry boats come. I even have powerboats come. If you want to come to a great party then you are invited. I just like boats.
Of course it is a huge ego boost for me. I don't deny that. During the weekend I will meet many of my boat owners who think I did a pretty darn good job on their boat. They are happy. When they are happy, I am happy. I could strut around but I'm not a strutter. I try to do a bit of a strut. I'm just not good at it. I let my dog strut.
Let me go over that again. these boat owners are happy. That is exactly why they come to the Rendezvous.
I just soak it in and get ready to play in the band after the big, Saturday night dinner.
I could be wrong. Maybe they are all scared. Maybe they are terrified. But it seems to me that if they weren't very happy they would not bother coming to the Rendezvous. And, this includes the very happy Reliance 37 owner.
It's a very good weekend for me. I enjoy meeting with happy owners of the boats I have designed. I stand on the dock and I think, "Damn it Bob, look at all the people you made happy." That is very, very humbling. But it is true. My first reaction to the assembled fleet is always one of humilty, deep humility. " Can I really have done this?"
This is REALITY.
This happens every year.
Come Brent, see for yourself. But don't bing bitter, angry Brent. He would not do so good at the party.
This is my world and,,,,,I like it. I really like it.
Yacht design has been very good to me.
Now, how do you think your silly words would ever be able to change reality?
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