Their writing routine, Edmondson says now, consisted of "[a] couple of hours in the morning, off to the pub with a piece of paper and a pen, get pissed, write a load of bollocks, come back, tear that up and do some more the next morning".
It's time the BBC go grow a pair of bollocks and fight back".
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.
It's the no-nonsense, quick and relatively cheap approach to mental suffering – with none of that Freudian bollocks, and plenty of scientific backing.
His phrase was translated by Czech media as "hovadina", which was then variously translated back again into English as bollocks, rubbish, tosh or bullshit.
God wanted her back," which was complete and utter bollocks.
"They came up with telling the fans that they'll get their expenses back, but what a load of bollocks.
"You've done bugger all," she tells him and adds "bollocks to the lot of you," as she takes her boy back to Vallance Road.
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".
Anyway, the rest of us want to get back to philosophy and so I have to give him a bit of a bollocking.
