Here's how the filthy plot played out.
The premiere, in 1907, of "that filthy, vile play" prompted riots, in O'Connor's characterization, for its "libel on the peasantry" and "disgrace to Irish womanhood".
At Glastonbury on the Saturday night I played it in the Old Queens Head (a "pub" that held 2000 people); Camden DJ duo the Filthy Dukes played it in an igloo disco up an Austrian mountain at April's Snowbombing festival and in May a team from the Fabric nightclub used it as weaponry in an iPod battle held in east London.
It was a pitch tailored for doggedness with the bat and John Dyson obliged, grinding out a maiden century under a filthy sky, playing cautiously and restricting his attacking shots to the back foot.
Elder Bruner brother Ronald's filthy shuffle plays a devilish patriarch, with Terrace's legato lines weaving a reversal of the typical family dynamic; the low end is peppered with classic Thundercat arpeggiation while Robert Glasper's bedrock Rhodes keeps calm.
Even odder, he appeared on the Valentine's Day installment of the comedian Kathy Griffin's talk show to play a filthy, filthy dice game.
She and her husband did not understand until they arrived just how big a role Delhi's filthy air would play in their lives.
Moreland plays (filthy) guitar, Arbuckle sings and wails harp.
My grandmother is unafraid of playing filthy words, and once beat my father at the 11th hour by scooping up a triple word score for one with an F (four points), a C (three points), and a K (5 points).
While the questions are asked, little Gongsak, dressed only in a filthy t-shirt, plays in the dirt with one of his dogs.
