That's a jolly example, but Skinner – like so many of the best comedians – is more often quite uncomfortable to watch.
NorthernShakes enjoyed is so much, he/she wanted to go to the theatre more often – quite a compliment: I think I have been to see less than five theatre productions in my life, but this was one of them when it was at the Cottesloe, and it was certainly in my top 5! Seriously, though, from an untrained eye it was very good and made me think I need to go see more productions.
They were vigilant to resist any threat to what they sometimes euphemistically referred to as the Southern way of life but more often called, quite proudly, white supremacy.
More often — and quite often, she says — tempers flare and voices rise as students and their parents face numbers different from what they had expected.
You do get a sense when we play somewhere that maybe we've toured more often that quite a lot of people in the audience really know what's going on with us, and I know there'll be people in Australia who will be in that same position, but there may be others who have maybe just heard about the band.
Truly, we all live in a house of cards, and the fact that things don't go wrong more often is, quite simply, a miracle.
Human behaviour is in fact far more complex and often quite irrational.
The menu, however, is much subtler, offering playful, family-style food, inspired by a variety of Asian cuisines, and, more often than not, quite good.
The German international goes by the changing-room nickname of Radio Müller thanks to his frequent – but more often than not quite insightful – public announcements, and the slight regret that could be detected in his statement hints at the club's and their supporter's bittersweet feelings.
Write a poem!" More often, though, one listens quite fascinated.
There is still a little free assistance out there, despite the unending cuts, and more established writers are often quite generous with their time if they are asked for assistance.
