I had to have an operation on my leg – they plastered it up.
So the boy stuffed his truth, feeding it drugs and alcohol, plastering it up with attempts at normalcy and maybe even love, hoping that it would go away or at least stay locked away forever.
It's only very recently that I plastered it all up and made it all extra shiny white.
Dip it in bleach, plaster it in make-up and times it by two.
But the bottom line, in my opinion, is that there is no more anti-Semitism in Britain now than there has ever been – and there has not been much for the past 50 years - unless you make it your business to seek it out, dig it up, and plaster it all over the place.
"I wanted to play but we couldn't find out what we should do - strap it up or plaster it or whatever.
But Lydia Koniordou, the director and star of a new production of the play from the National Theater of Greece, at City Center through Wednesday, does not cheapen Aeschylus's drama by plastering it in up-to-the-minute allusions.
You can always sand it, plaster it, repaint, or put up new wallpaper.
Ironically perhaps, Ms Birkin was herself the first to de-chic the bag, roughing it up, plastering it with badges, stickers and worry beads, and bemoaning its tendonitis-inducing properties.
Dip a piece of plaster cloth into water, ball it up, and use the residue to fill in the holes and blend.
