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There's lots of videos of this on the Internets, but I chose this one (despite the head-shakingly awkward co-host) because it demonstrates two versions of Elephant Toothpaste -- one of which you can do at home with easily available materials.

Boing Boing 2009

(That's him riding shotgun with a woman shakingly terrified of the highway.)

Will Baum: Obsessed Therapist Starts Free Clinic 2010

We dream so long and hard that our imaginations have filled in every little detail of what our dreams can look like, that it becomes boot-shakingly intimidating to make any attempt at making them come true.

Are You Losing Faith in Your Writing Dream? 2009

But what makes me shakingly angry is the way Aidan Radnedge reported the event in today's Metro.

Chantelle Steadman: The invisible mother 2009

Regardless of your preciously facile conception of those men and their work, they authored the two most earth shakingly important documents extant.

Supremes to Hear Second Amendment Case 2007

We dream so long and hard that our imaginations have filled in every little detail of what our dreams can look like, that it becomes boot-shakingly intimidating to make any attempt at making them come true.

Are You Losing Faith in Your Writing Dream? 2009

The more than 200 photographs — most taken by scientists from submersibles and ROVs, some shot for the book — show just how head-shakingly bizarre life can be.

Boing Boing 2007

Hate to disappoint you (and me), but I don't think anything truly earth-shakingly bad is going to come out about Obama.

Smoking Guns and the Morality of Parliamentary Privilege 2008

He's a rock guitarist, and the songs he writes are chunky and riff-based, straightforward, unpretentious, and amp-shakingly good.

Alex Remington: Richard Lloyd, Television Guitarist, Playing Washington DC Velvet Lounge Tonight 2008

If you think otherwise, try being a typical adult of the 1950s and correct a teenage miscreant who might be, say, screaming at your wife while she shakingly leaves a gas station.

Dicks: "This immoral self expression goes beyond freedom of expression." Ann Althouse 2008