Sugar spun bollocks!", it's evident he's been pondering this for many years.
"All these charts are total bollocks!" It's lovely to hear Campbell offload idiomatic English expletives, which she does with a greater facility than one might expect, perhaps because she spent five years living in London with her now ex-husband John Light.
Finally, Arkham Knight is going to forget about all the Carmageddon bollocks it's been force-feeding me these past (*checks watch, dies a little more inside*) 21 hours and let me get on with swooping and scanning, and being the most bad-ass detective that fantasy has ever known.
'Or you'll find my knee in your bollocks.' It was a lovely break".
The Oscars come up, Baftas, Oliviers and what-have-you, and he gets all partisan about who he thinks ought to win, so when someone else bags them he can't help thinking it's all bollocks and it was a pity vote or darkly political, and who says the judges are competent to judge anyway?
"Bollocks to it," was my reaction on Twitter, "I've never believed an individual poll before and I'm not going to start now".
"Empathy's a load of old bollocks - it's all holding hands around the campfire singing Kumbaya.
He might describe your feelings as like hot tar bubbling in your guts or something, which could sound like a load of old bollocks but it isn't.
More than living up to its name, Paul Sirett's musical, written around the songs of the late, great Ian Dury, may not be the dog's bollocks, but it's a good night out and may yet be a great one.
