English subtitles nevertheless indicate that he is expounding on "Jewish lies," which include the myths that adults started out as babies and that paper is made from trees.
Both visions of London's Olympic destiny are true, if unprovable, depending on which cab driver, barroom pundit, holder of tickets for the 100 meters final or failed bidder for those same prized items is expounding on the issue.
Seated at a coffee table at Black Hat, a conference for the cyber-security industry held in Las Vegas recently, Mr Kurtz is expounding on the fundamental flaw he sees in the way many firms deal with cyber-intrusions.
The Deaf Man himself has a girlfriend of sorts, a smart cookie who calls herself Melissa Summers and is clever enough to play dumb when the arrogant criminal is expounding on his own genius.
Directed by Eric Schaeffer, the show and its characters are gawky, sincere, tentative, self-contradictory and given to home truths that are expounded on as if they were discoveries of new planets.
It recalls with a shudder the evening that the question "this gravy's nice, what's in it?" was inexplicably answered with a lengthy and expletive-laden monologue, delivered at enormous volume centimetres away from Lost in Showbiz's face, in which its multitude of failings as a husband and indeed human being were expounded on in wounding detail.
Such rice models were expounded on by the Tang Dynasty (618 907) author Jiang Fang in his Essay on the Art of Constructing Mountains with Rice (c. 845 AD).
These themes were expounded on by Priestly and Brownlee, both of whom undertook speaking tours and radio addresses, and by legal and economic experts commissioned by the government.
Since then, Lam's been expounded on by a writer named Kenneth Grant who knew Crowley personally and is his acknowledged successor.
