freaky

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• This makes it all the more freaky that VR can stimulate theta waves—and the slower eta wave—because in VR we mainly rely on vision for feedback.

• It’s also right down the road from freaky Roswell, and convenient enough for a day tour in Carlsbad Cavern’s infamous caves.

• You then must wait many painstaking minutes until the loaves are perfectly cool to unmold the freaky breads from their tubular casings.

• There was a freaky poetry to the Weeknd’s halftime show at this year’s Super Bowl where a crowd of 25,000 funneled into Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium and hopefully didn’t go home sick.

• “This is so freaky and weird,” said King, who regained her composure and called on viewers to vote and, backstage, explained why she wore the message shirt.

• “Dwarf mistletoe is freaky, freaky, freaky stuff,” says David Watson, an ecologist at Charles Sturt University in Australia.

• Arbor House is paying Leonard $3 million for Freaky Deaky, the one in the typewriter now, and the one after it.

• The year was 2006 and Allen, like her fellow UK countrymen Arctic Monkeys, was borne in the freaky fires of MySpace.

• He was, in many ways, the downtown freaky version of Vreeland.

• Are its users loud and proud harbingers of the sex-tech revolution, or just people who want to get a bit freaky on the sly?