What if we did a new version of Kathryn Bigelow's 1991 action movie about a bank-robbing surfer gang, widened it to include loads of other extreme sports and made it pompously eco-conscious?
Bloggers don't typically include loads of media in their posts because it can be distracting – not because it is overly difficult to find an appropriate photo or upload a YouTube video.
The pace of the story needs to include loads of detail but not slog on at a turtle's pace.
Potential explanations for this include loading of the middle part (scoliosis' line of force) and trabecular microfractures (occurring either due to excess loading or due to microtraumas when subsequent vertebrae come close together).
Check out the website for the full programme including loads of free, drop-in events.
Borscht Belt shtick meets Catholic schoolboy humor at the Gateway Playhouse in Bellport, where "Meshuggah-Nuns!" delivers everything its title promises, including loads of puns.
A neat and inventive contemporary reimagining of the Selkie myth, this little show from the Bucket Club has loads going for it, including loads of wry, offbeat humour, live music and a wonderfully idiosyncratic, often haunting soundscape.
It will mean more income for them, now that they're losing customers, including loads of foreign students, because hardly anyone can afford £27,000 for a three-year degree course.
The ink on the charter barely dry, he gathers an army that includes loads of mangy Danes and wages war against the barons (Brian Cox included), who are being advised by an archbishop (Charles Dance) and aided by a Knight Templar, Marshall James Purefoyy).
So did his crazy sense of style, which included loads of white, gold, and red jumpsuits (some decorated with lamé, others featuring ruffled bell-bottoms, poufy sleeves, and the word "sex" emblazoned across the belly), capes, furs, and sunglasses.
The assortment of meats he uses includes loads of cocktail-size franks (a direct hit for any pigs-in-a-blanket fan, which means everyone I've ever met); chunks of kielbasa, bacon and smoked duck; pigs' knuckles; and ham hocks.
