Nothing is more annoying than a blurry video, which has been shot in a dark room with rubbish sound and no faded music in the background.
In 1961 the Abbey's managing director, Ernest Blythe, rejected Mr. Murphy's first play, "A Whistle in the Dark," and called it rubbish when it opened in Dublin a year later, after an initial run in London.
The city's Tory group has distributed leaflets reading: "Don't let Labour drag us back to the dark days when they let rubbish pile up the streets".
The downstairs entrance is littered with rubbish, and the stairwell is dark and cramped.
It then moves onto darker themes: unemployment, poverty, rubbish-strewn streets, drug abuse, violence, and Tunisians' feeling of impotence.
Here's a nearly 40-year-old Ron Weasley, in Cursed Child, during a conversation about a possible renewed war against dark magic: "I consider it [ed: talking a lot of rubbish] to be my speciality.
Why? Has he woken up and decided that Dark Side of the Moon is a bunch of self-indulgent rubbish?
We navigated past dark storefronts, dilapidated but still gorgeous grand palazzos, and more than a couple of overflowing rubbish bins.
Buy from Amazon.co.ukDOWN the dark alleyways of Cairo, behind the smart hotels, far from the tourists' bustle, piles of rubbish fester.
Andrew Lloyd Webber repeated this Miliband/Sturgeon theory in the same edition, issuing dark predictions about pre-Bismarck Germany and even darker promotional shoutouts to all the rubbish-sounding musicals he's currently working on.
