I don't think it does, though I am a little concerned that addicts will come away thinking that if they're not exactly like Brandon, living in this incessant, day-to-day way, then they don't have a problem.
Everyone admires London's self-run orchestras: for negotiating harrowing schedules and squeaky finances, for stamina and extraordinary sight-reading skills and for an ability to display anything but cynicism in incessant, day-in-day-out music making.
Despite the incessant honking all day, everyday here, by everyone on the road, typically this doesn't lead to scenes of actual road rage.
The flash floods and landslides were set off by incessant rain since Monday.
The speculation has been incessant, but on Tuesday morning the Royal Ballet in London put an end to the chatter about who will take over once its current artistic director, Monica Mason, steps down in July next year.
The next 200 years witnessed incessant warfare between the Mon and the Burmans, but the Mon managed to retain their independence until 1539, when they came under the domination of Toungoo Myanmar.
On the black Sunday of May 26, a day of incessant rain, the French prime minister, Paul Reynaud, came to London.
Why do we persist in propping up this peculiar tradition through hate-watching, feigned outrage, smarm, and incessant armchair quarterbacking the day after?
The 19-year-old George Ford replaced him, perpetuating the water theme on a day of incessant rain, and had a mottled evening, missing two penalties in the opening half and getting sent to the sin-bin after trying to atone for his errant pass.
It seemed that Israel would once again exercise restraint in the wake of an attack that injured four soldiers on Saturday, and incessant rocket fire from Gaza.
One fan, waiting to watch her coffin go past outside Golders Green crematorium on Tuesday, said the incessant coverage had pulled fans closer to her. "We saw her deterioration every day, in every picture," said 18-year-old Amy Swan.
