"To be honest, two years ago I would've been filthy back at home or at training," he said.
In the four months she was in the hospital before she died, her family said the ward had been filthy and she had often been left in her own faeces and urine, her dignity taken away from her.
Would she have been the filthiest, best joke teller in the 2005 documentary "The Aristocrats" if, as Professor Barreca puts it, Ms. Silverman "gained 40 pounds and dropped a litter?" Of course, Sarah Silverman doesn't quite see herself in a fashion tradition at all.
If the election that took place in the United Kingdom on 6 May last year had taken place in Africa, then Nick Clegg would have sought refugee status and Cameron would have been in some filthy prison somewhere.
It's striking that in his photographs Bushnell's hands are filthy and would have been hard from work, while Wilde's were soft.
Outsiders have been struck by its filthy streets and shameless women, and also by its glorious architecture and heights of scholarship.
The two next tracks, "Get Mine, Get Yours" and "Dirrty" talk about the theme of sexual intercourse, and have been described as "majestically filthy".
It continues: "I agree not to tarnish my McSweeney's with my filthy, filthy hands, which have been out all day touching God knows what, and should not be used to hold a journal that is clean of surface and soul," and ends: "I agree that all trombonists are saints, and that riding stationary bikes is not good.
Or, as The New York Evening Post put it in 1808: "Some wells have been dug in the filthiest corners of the town; a small quantity of water has been conveyed in wretched wooden pipes, now almost worn out, for family use; and in a manner scarcely, if at all, preferable to the former method of supplying water by the carts".
