Finally, I found brilliant pain perdu at Norma's in Le Parker Meridien, but like me, it was all grown up.
He describes the experience as: "Pure, intense, brilliant pain.
It is a five-point scale of agony that ranges from harmless stings that are barely detectible to the sting of the bullet ant, a "pure, intense, brilliant pain" that lasts for hours.
In his brilliant Thom Pain (Based on Nothing) – still one of the best monologues I've ever seen – Eno skewered the posturing hollow man.
The emotion was brilliant, the pain and loneliness she felt in Paris, her attraction to St Clair, the betrayal she felt from oh so many people, it all just burst out of the pages and became so addictive that I finished the whole novel in two days!
Exactly, and Cash Machine is a brilliant paean to the pain of trying to get money out of the cashpoint when you haven't got any.
While IBM's transition looks brilliant, and without pain in hindsight, that was far from the case.
When they were together, Murray hit a brilliant peak despite the pain of a chronic back complaint, winning two grand slams and an Olympic gold medal.
It's a brilliant play, since some pain today to the bottom line could potentially knock out or at least diminish one competitor in the market, turning this oligopoly into a duopoly, Rakuten's telco initiative not withstanding.
Because everybody had said to me oh it's pain reduction, brilliant, you know, you've got to try it, and all the rest of it.
Legendary CBeebies favourite Mr Tumble kept the kids – and the big kids – enthralled on the castle stage on Saturday, and later a brilliant performance from House of Pain had even 10-year-olds doing some moshing-lite ("Mummy, I think I heard quite a lot of swearing …").
