Andrea Arnold is aware she will for ever be the woman who said "bollocks" at the Oscars.
It means talking bollocks at Ascot and royal weddings, but it gets the Daily Mail off our back, and you get a couple of decent trips".
You cannot win hearts and minds on facts when nobody can agree on them, particularly when the "facts" are often speculative at best; brazen bold-faced billy bollocks at worst.
It's etched into your face, it's detectable in the tone of your voice, and more than evident by the way you keep shouting "bollocks!" at loud volume.
He showed big enough bollocks at Bolton to win himself another opportunity at Villa and, when it came along, it did not surprise me in the least that he was able to accept it without rancour.
And there's something charming about watching Roger "the Bastard" wander around in his tattered straw boater, fish-out-of-water as he effs and mutters "bollocks" at the swirling array of fruit and vegetables.
He said to me: "If someone shouts 'Bollocks' at you, you say back, 'You should know all about that, because you've only got one, and it's between your ears.'" Complete this sentence: At heart I'm just a frustrated... Fairy.
You have to accept the fact that people will have their business relationship goggles on; charming you up with dogshit and sexy mannerisms, flicking urban bollocks at you while doing the moonwalk round the pub.
As can the elite rifle-trained firearms officers who, in the elegant words of a chief superintendent friend of mine, "can shoot the bollocks off a gnat at three kilometres".
I got a massive bollocking at the end of the year from Dave, we'd moved here, I was doing house work and stuff.
You can prove literally anything with pop science, but it's true that we like to think of animals as almost supernaturally attuned to sniffing out people you would never want to have a pint with, barking their little bollocks off at anyone with so much as a whiff of dickheadedness about them, and if you're OK by the dog, then you're probably OK.
