Television X, owned by Daily Express and Daily Star proprieter Richard Desmond, has a rich history of spoofing zeitgeisty TV shows and recasting them in its own, ahem, unique style.
Telly is also a good way to wind down from the real-life Hunger Games that is Christmas shopping, a sport that drops you, totally defenceless, into a shopping mall and demands you scale a mountain of produce – ahem, presents – by garrotting your fellow contenders with weaponised Christmas ribbon.
There were Club Med establishments throughout the world, from Tahiti to, ahem, Bulgaria.Mr Trigano did not discard the romanticism that had made Club Med so appealing when he and his early partner had banged in the tent pegs in Majorca.
"It's just a big box .The Institute for Justice, which has been doing (ahem) the lord's work with respect to occupational licensing, recently released a paper on the scourge, which estimated that one in three workers need some sort of government permission to do their job.
Here are a few that struck this columnist as particularly interesting.Reworking an old theme, Mr Penn thinks that "archery moms" are a promising, ahem, target for business.
Waiting five years at my age – 38 – is completely at odds with the wealth of experience I've already amassed on these matters (ahem).
Seems to be some bad blood and she can't just shake it off - ahem Cherokee Films, the production company in question, released a statement accepting full responsibility for the incident and clearing Swift of any wrongdoing.
http://tinyurl.com/cwe5ft Fifa have designs on the yoof market I wouldn't claim to know the mind of the average fashion-conscious teenager but it is sincerely hoped that they won't want anything to do with Fifa's latest crackpot idea: producing a – ahem – "trendy" Fifa-branded clineing line aimed at the youth market.
With any luck, it will be – ahem – a howling success.
This is handy as a girl because sometimes you break things like curtain rails – ahem – or buy flatpack furniture too tricky to master alone.
George Bush is under pressure from key supporters to allow American companies to get a piece of the action.Michael BarronGlasgowNo from the IrishSIR – As an Irish voter I would like to explain why I voted no in the recent Nice treaty referendum ("Ahem, Ahern, a horlicks", June 16th).
