The things I as a Jew-ish leftie love (yes, love) about the place – its intellectualism, its remaining socialist ethic, the directness of its people and so on – are the very things other, more Jewish Jews, hate.
This doesn't sound like the Andri we've come to know and love (yes, love – I'm now a fully paid-up member of the fanclub).
Amour is a love story, yes, and a very beautiful one.
NPR: "The Lesser Bohemians is a love story, yes, but it is really an electric and beautiful account of how the walls of self shift and buckle and are rebuilt".
A. I've got a great job I love, so yes to both. A. Each has its merits and downsides.
Oh yes – I love a mushroom risotto.
Möbius is a love story, yes, and there are teenagers in it, but it's actually an abstract retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth with a femme twist.
It's not that I don't want to see every female gaming character at some point reduced to merely a love interest although, yes, there is also that.
The songs that allowed him to be soft and intimate, such as I Love You, Dad – yes, a tune about Macca senior – made the greater impression, though, because they compelled McCartney to face the audience without the cranked-up volume that otherwise acted as a shield between him and us.
I love burgers, yes indeed.
