Horse: Cervantes, Don Quixote Like his whimsical rider, the ageing knight's trusty steed is knackered, clumsy, over-the-hill.
They're a nice problem, but all the same, the only way to quieten everything down is to be exhausted, over and over again – just knackered – incapable of thought.
Not a bad approximation from the Stoke-on-Trent punks, given that 1982's Hear Nothing … sounds like the third world war being forced through a stack of knackered, over-driven amps.
"We were so knackered that pharmaceuticals took over.
"I feel like a grown-up again here, rather than a knackered mum with sick all over her shoulders," says Laura, once the baby is fast asleep in the cot (provided).
The word "list" might be a tad generous for what appears to be a vague sort-of mind-map, sketched out on scraps of paper in the back of knackered Filofaxes and discussed tersely over instant coffees made by the intern.
At rest, hunkered low over the suspension, it just looked knackered.
"The index gives an idea of where we have got to over the centuries, and we are pretty knackered".
Likewise, Weinstock gave him his first business to run, a software firm with 700 employees that he took over at the age of 26, only because it was "so badly knackered".
Before putting on the 12kg rhino suit, she said: "I've got a knackered knee, I've never run in my life, I just hope to limp over the finish line".
