Very, very slowly, panel by panel, a rambling disembodied voice leads the reader through a French country landscape, depicted in lavish detail, culminating in a close-up shot of a fat, grinning, severed white head resting on a table in a ruined farmhouse.
Robertson, with his chip-fat grin and nicotine-laced chuckle, was drifting so badly Clough's predecessor, Allan Brown, tried to offload him to Partick Thistle.
Immobile, fat and grinning with big yellow teeth - yikes!
In some, he looked like a fat and grinning Dean Martin; in others, he was a truculent C.E.O. with a chilly smile.
"I can tell you the difference where the sheep has lived, whether it is from Aleppo or Hama, just by the smell of the fat!" He grinned, remembering, and then held up his empty palms as a gesture of nostalgia and sadness for a world, a life, a culture that may be lost to him for ever.
"I Can Has Cheezburger" is probably the most famous, the caption written beneath a fat Persian blue grinning apologetically for having seemingly just shat on the rug.
(Ages 3 to 5) Fat Cat's sheepish grin is the running punch line in this cheerful, boldly designed picture book (in cartoony typefaces named Chaloops and Eatwell Chubby, according to the endpapers).
Maybe the dad from Aladdin the jolly fat clueless dad," he grins idiotically, "Or maybe that warthog that sings 'Hakuna Matata.'".
Here, above me, a Peruvian boy holds his little naked brother -- fat, dimpled buttocks, a sweet grin.
They are are usually smoking big fat cigars and their greedy grin screams "we got the cream".
