It goes loosely like this: Jack "Voice of a Generation" Kerouac gets jumped-up on speed and strong coffee, glues himself to his typewriter and, in an explosion of muse-channelling Beatnik jazziness, he lets the whole damn novel flow out of him onto a single 120-foot-long roll of typewriter paper.
If you're not familiar with the case it goes loosely as follows: When the Americans first arrested Omar in Afghanistan, he was accused of throwing a grenade that killed an American solider.
He said the state was using informal influence to block stagings or plays it thought were inappropriate, or went against loosely defined traditional values.
In "Gotta Go," a voice-over loosely quoting the author Mary Roach announces: "The way I see it, being dead is not so different than being on a cruise ship".
"Get out of your clothes or get out of my car/Whichever you choose, I'm ready to go," Mr. Keith sings, loosely referencing the melody of his 2005 single "As Good as I Once Was," his genial celebration of the body in decline.
The new production makes this something of a surprising "Cactus Flower" cultural moment; the coming Adam Sandler-Jennifer Aniston movie, "Just Go With It," is loosely based on the Burrows play (itself based on a French comedy) and I.A.L. Diamond screenplay that made Ms. Hawn a star.
In the past, it would be more conservatory based, but now it seems that they're getting the point that the kids want to go to -- speaking loosely -- schools of rock, you know?
The universe is all around you and suggests unlimited possibility, but you cannot go there; ADR1FT is loosely structured, but unlike in its contemporaries – Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, Journey and The Witness – exploration often results in death.
The Twin Peaks fandom is like any other, in that its members dig cosplay, are willing to splash a load of money on merch and will go to any – any – loosely associated organised event near or far.
