The Guardian columnist took issue with the Post reporter's claims in a barbed note posted on Twitter.
But such Web-dipping is a poor substitute for the barbed Cliffs Notes "Forbidden Broadway" has regularly provided.
His sets last nearly two hours, and are full of virtuosic playing — Paisley favors customized guitars, based on the Fender Telecaster, which he gets from an exacting luthier in West Virginia, and his solos emerge as dense, barbed clumps of notes — and, for concertgoers unmoved by guitar heroics, high-concept videos.
In fact, her charmingly sexy performance is integral to these shorts' successful character, whether she's strolling through a forest of eight-foot-tall, frilled, barbed and spiralling phalli or noting how important it is that her vagina's shape is "species-specific, so that I'm not screwed by a bear".
Fool bristles at one who woos by delivering "regurgitated lines from St Nick Cave", barbed guitar slashing across limber bass notes; Washed Up is coolly taunting of another, reaching the glum conclusion that there's no point waiting for "the one".
The recon couple take notes, check padlocks, pull on barbed wire.
There were notes of humor, some of it barbed, about vote tampering, like a sign that said "146 percent of Muscovites are for free elections!" Some protesters carried badminton rackets, a sly reference to a pastime of Mr. Putin and President Dmitri A. Medvedev.
The guitars are strung with barbed wire; David Gedge sings as if gargling acid; every note seethes and bleeds.
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The suffragette and novelist Rebecca West admired the "pretty young girls" but also noted that they were contained on a site "ringed with barbed war entanglements and patrolled by sentries".
Dr. Richard O. Spertzel, a microbiologist who led the United Nations inspections for germ weapons in Iraq, defended the new laboratories as critical to national security, noting that some would be built on military bases behind barbed wire, adding another layer of protection.
