When the driving test man announced, "Hello Miss Moore, I'm Mr Much", I cackled hysterically for about 10 minutes at this frightful joke about my name, until I realise that Mr Much was in fact this little man's real moniker.
HOW A JUNK GETS UNDER WAY. in as many directions, and not infrequently they get into frightful rows about it.
But Henry's downfall was sealed not just because he got himself into a frightful guddle about his office expenses and his numerous sub-lets, but by his appearance on Question Time when he squirmed, fidgeted, passed his fingers under his collar and was unable to answer David Dimbleby's simple question of how much money was involved.
"There's a psychological operation underway to upset the Venezuelan people," complained Information Minister Ernesto Villegas on Friday, condemning the "frightful" versions about Chavez's state flying around the Internet.
In 1947, she opened on Broadway in a musical revue, "Angel in the Wings," in which she sang "Civilization," a satirical number expressing an African's thoughts about frightful aspects of modern life, including the lament: "Bongo bongo bongo, I don't want to leave the Congo".
They'd bought it hook, line and stinker, but the lyrics were frightful, banal shit about the social fantasy of marriage, you know, things like never looking at other girls or guys once you've fallen for it.
We hope you'll check it out and start talking back to us – about whether eating blueberries helps you live longer, about the frightful fiscal state of America's cities and towns, about how to make the tastiest vegetable soup.
The problem spreads across the entire landscape of "Bridget Jones's Diary," with its simply frightful cocktail parties and jokes about gravy.
What the Voice of the People is saying is: 'Look at that frightful ass Spode swanking about in footer bags!
