for kicks

"She spoke all the right languages... and she knew how to get in and out under the radar because when she'd been a rather bored countess - because she's a high-adrenalin woman - she used to smuggle cigarettes across the border skiing, just for kicks. She didn't even smoke."

There is a lot of “worse” — bison, which lived in balance for centuries with Native Americans, were quickly brought to the edge of extinction by white commercial interests servicing fads in fashions and food, or just killing things for kicks.

Sometimes I text friends in her voice for kicks.

Regardless of what one may think of Senate Republicans’ history of hardball tactics when it comes to judicial nominations, blocking a majority party from having a committee majority, just for kicks, would set an extraordinary new precedent that wouldn’t end well for anyone.

And if they do shut down the government just for kicks anyway, one of the functions that will just keep going is the Department of Justice.