Except that, as far as I can tell, he didn't.
Except that, as is the way with Dynamo, I can't work out what he's going to do, or how he's going to do it.
Except that as well as the studio audience, and Mariella Frostrup hosting, there's a panel of "internationally renowned sex experts" too, who presumably will be judging, holding up cards with their scores for performance.
Sowmya and Prashant, a couple in their early 30s, live in south Bangalore, and there was a time when "south" meant conservative and traditional, except that, as with so much else in Bangalore, change is edging in.
I don't think either of us understood how oysters grew or were gathered or anything really except that, as the poet Léon-Paul Fargue said, eating one is "like kissing the sea on the lips".
So the land, in theory, belongs to the government -- except that, as often happens with Brazil's slow-moving bureaucracy, INCRA never paid him for it.
Except that, as the day went on, no clarification came.
Except that, as John Appleby of the King's Fund thinktank argues, they are.
Except that, "as you get older, your priorities change," he said.
It's hilarious, except that, as always, he sounds as if he is about to cry.
Except that, as McQueen was all too aware, clothes, no matter how sharply tailored, were ultimately no protection.
