I'd buy that shit.

Maybe it's the ick factor.

Your face revolts me.

I consider myself the tide of shit.

In the case of disgust, what is a little bit more surprising is the scope of this influence.

Sure he will. Shit will always surface.

These are disgust properties that are trying to be directly

Here we see people that feel slipping, nauseous, responsible.

This piece of shit fell, the gun fell, no movement. it was lethal

Reminiscent of hydrogen sulfide.

Frustrated by a lack of recognition, popular disgust in Taiwan with terms like China and Chinese is rising.

Such nonsense should not be uttered not even metaphorically speaking!

I have always tried to live in an ivory tower, but a tide of shit is beating at its walls, threatening to undermine it.

In fact, just having a diseased appearance or odd sexual acts, these things are also things that give us a lot of disgust.

If you ask enough of these, you can get a general overall score of disgust sensitivity.

If you're an accountant, and a box ticker, the only thing you can do in these circumstances is buy cheaper shit.

Disgust didn't influence attitudes toward all the other social groups that we asked, including African Americans, the elderly.

Taking of hostages

Taking hostages

The taking of hostages.

Take the child.

Take lessons.

He took his chances.

Taking a siesta?

When we were first investigating the role of disgust in moral judgment, one of the things we became interested in was whether or not these sorts of appeals are more likely to work in individuals who are more easily disgusted.

Have you seen this shit? The report arrived. one man on the balcony of the fourth floor with a single gunshot wound in the center of the chest

The boy began to cry.

He took a picture of the koala.

He took his sister along.

The boy started crying.

May I take a photo?

You need to take a break.

Sami took Layla.

Who took my keys?

Sami took the money.

Sami took classes.

Sami took my money.

Stop taking pictures

Syria has taken note of the offer.

Sample Rate

(b) The taking of hostages

(v) The taking of hostages

B. Taking refugees hostage . 53 64 14

It's decreasing.

I didn't come to vent out but to take revenge.