(Earlier on, she said "bollocks", in reference to a popular line among young actors that doing films is somehow more "spontaneous" than theatre. "It's bollocks, it really is," she said. "There is more artifice in films than there is in anything.
Moyes made light of it at first: "A bollocking in any language sounds the same," he told The Independent in an interview last May.
The auteur theory is a load of bollocks!" In the wake of Sorcerer, he went on to provoke pickets from gay rights groups with his 1980 film Cruising, in which Al Pacino's cop went undercover in the leather bars of New York.
Here's me, bollock-naked in a full-length window, screaming "Get off my fucking roof, it's going to fall in".
The Sex Pistols released their first and only proper album, "Never Mind the Bollocks," in 1977, which means the band has actually had a shorter waiting period than any of its fellow inductees.
Like when someone said you were the 'dog's bollocks' in the dressing room, and you had no idea if that was a good thing or not.
Three eateries-in-one, Yard morphs from Mucky Mary's, a gritty breakfast bar with stellar barista coffee, to the Bitch's Tits, a lunchtime dinerette serving meaty sandwiches, to The Dog's Bollocks in the evening, nothing less than hamburger heaven.
The simple message seems to be that David Cameron must put these bollocks in his mouth as personal penance for what is proving to be an unpopular prospective Conservative policy.
"Intersectional bollocks," in other words.
That will look like bollocks in print.
