She also told some excellent anecdotes about Cudlipp a couple of weeks ago before the latest memorial lecture in her old boss's name.
Such Web sites can also be counted on for excellent anecdotes, like the one about the cat that vanished in Nottinghamshire, England, and was found, fourteen months later, in a pet-food warehouse, twice its original size.
It's an excellent anecdote that could be reenacted for a scene in a top Hollywood comedy film".
High Praise Sam Holman, the founder of the Original Maple Bat Corporation and the man who crafts Barry Bonds's bats, told an excellent anecdote about the Yankees' Mariano Rivera.
As well as this "shitstorm" of a reckoning, Stranger to Stranger shimmies through schizophrenia, the word "motherfucker", privilege (on the excellent anecdote-turned-polemic Wristband), and insomnia, with a familiar mixture of compassion and humour.
Concerned that Microprose fans wouldn't recognise this diversion from the designer's usual titles, the duo decided to put Sid's name on the box, although Stealey has an excellent anecdote that it was actually the late Robin Williams, a keen gamer, who told Meier to add his name to Microprose titles.
Whittingdale told an excellent anecdote about Thatcher's total lack of sense of humour: While Michael Gove managed by sheer cleverness and wit to almost hoist Burke into second place in front of Churchill: What, if anything, do these two final choices tell us?
But while Goldblatt paid due attention to the darker elements of the Olympic story, wrote Giles Smith in the Times, his "excellent, pacy, anecdote studded history" also well reflected the Olympics as a sort of "parallel world, unanswerable to the logic of the real one.
Her piece today on Antonio Tabucchi is excellent, for its anecdotes, its critical assessment and its historical context.
And I would have been abandoned like a parcel in all kinds of places without all manner of cabbies, lift-givers and drivers – thanks to them for a magical blend of casual racism, climate change denial, excellent chat, strange anecdotes, health tips and unhinged staring.
A guide to many 18th- and 19th-century buildings that combines history, architecture and anecdote, with excellent maps and beautiful photographs by M. E. Warren.
