To his dismay, and also to that of the spectators yesterday, the craft disappears the instant it strikes deep water".It's a submarine," observes the Prince.A decidedly witty title is inserted in the course of a sequence in which a revolutionist throws a bomb at the Royal stand.
These absences resonate in that typically witty title.
There were four chairs among the five pieces he was able to finish in time for his first professional exhibition, which opened in 1986 under the accidentally witty title "Seating for Six".
DJ Icey was the main editorial man, and Dave's column on all things jungle had the witty title of "Ardcorner".
There are a few other studies like this, and interestingly, a whole slew of arm wrestling injury research from the 70s and 80s (like this study, which has the witty title "Arm Wrestling Fractures A Humerus Twist").
James Michener, yet another transplant--wasn't anyone born in this state --studied Texastate --studied and hard before he wrote histate --studied Texasitty title, "Texas". He knew that to understand the social footballf the state, he needed to understand footbalonganda.
His Picture in the Paper (1916), a Douglas Fairbanks film, signaled a new departure in its use of discursive and witty titles, and its success convinced Griffith to let Loos write titles for his epic Intolerance (1916) and many others.
Not only that, it managed to get up the nostrils of the American right to such an extent that several anti-Moore documentaries, none of artistic quality or popular appeal, were rushed out with such witty titles as Michael Moore Hates America.
Numerous articles have chimed in on the trend, with witty titles like "Expect Some Unicorns to Lose Their Horns, and It Won't Be Pretty," "VCs have 'Dying Unicorn' lists, but they aren't sharing them," and "The impending Unicorn death march".
