The phrase "bollocks by" is not grammatically correct and is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It is possible that it could be used colloquially in spoken English, but it would still sound awkward and would not be considered proper grammar. Example: "Her essay was bollocks by any academic standards."
Elsewhere reissues soared following this year's Record Store Day: Manic Street Preachers' Holy Bible 20 was in at No 1, Biffy Clyro's Puzzle at No 2, Never Mind the Bollocks by the Sex Pistols at No 3, Happy Mondays Pills N Thrillslls and Bellyaches at No 4 while David Bowie's 1966 capped off the second official vinyl top five.
Oliver Stone isn't a director to think small Nixon came after a run of films where he'd completed the definitive trilogy on the American experience in Vietnam, made a prescient and hilarious satire on the ethical void of modern media and suggested the Kennedy assassination was essentially a palace coup (which is bollocks, by the way).
Is it like in a football match and you get bollocked by someone?
How he got away with it for so long before he was bollocked by the hierarchy I will never know".
My life of crime was brief, because I was caught, and given a sound bollocking by the local constabulary.
Hall said that he used to find it comforting when he was called in for "a bollocking" by the board when he was the BBC's head of news.
Mr Campbell's site also hosts some interesting videos, including one featuring members of the Irish Lions rugby team describing a visit from a member of the Downing Street team who was stripped "bollock naked" by some of the team.
Everyone always says that New Year's Eve sucks, but that's a bollocks wisdom spread by people who enjoy going to VIP areas in clubs.
Although this might ruin my chance of a guest slot on the Gadget Show or Doctor Who or whatever, I'm willing to make the call that "chemputers"—which will supposedly print 3-D drugs—and electronic highs which allegedly get people frazzled via their iTunes are both bollocks, and that even by 2025, will be used regularly by fewer people than have been to the moon.
Although this might ruin my chance of a guest slot on the Gadget Show or Doctor Who or whatever, I'm willing to make the call that "chemputers" – which will supposedly print 3D drugs – and electronic highs – which allegedly get people frazzled via their iTunes – are both bollocks, and that even by 2025, will be used regularly by fewer people than have been to the moon.
There was an interval of scuffling noises, snickering, a distinctly aired cunt or bollocks or shudafagup, followed by a bout of intensive communal muttering.
