The orders were loud and clear: focus the rifle sights on the acid, discard all the "airy fairy bollocks,", call in some chattering machines and an air strike of echo.
A few weeks after they've texted you at 6AM to tell you they've settled on a name for your vegan shoe shop – "Planted", or "To My Toes", or some bollocks – they'll stop calling when they said they would.
If you will indulge some technical jargon, all of this is what criminologists call bollocks.
I'm going to call "bollocks" on this and wonder why/who the Daily Mail wrote this story up without first realizing we're talking about a freaking tank here and no matter how big a projector you throw up I suspect you'll be able to see the bastard from fifty miles away, camouflage or not.
And it's definitely good to hear someone calling something "the bollocks" again after all these years.
In an early class with Professor Mankiw, Mr. Wolfers took issue with one of his professor's points, calling out, "That's bollocks, Greg".
A bad habit has evolved, below stairs, of calling any writer with whom you disagree about anything a twat, and his or her books bollocks.
They said the story was too outlandish, calling the plot, of which a short-lived anime Ninja Gaiden series would loosely be based, "a glorious load of old bollocks".
Within hours, she was caught on camera in a weird volatile exchange with EU Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker, where she seemed to be bollocking him about being called "nebulous", and he splayed his hands on her in a creepy, over-familiar way.
"So for the next couple of weeks I called him 'Mr. Bollocks' whenever I called on him".
But a few fights later (including a hard-fought second win against Derek Chisora), and Fury is only one match away from a world title shot against either Klitschko or Deontay Wilder, the young American with nearly as many knockouts as professional fights (Fury calls him "big bollocks" and claims he can't wait to fight him).
