by Douglas Adams, January 1970 I resisted temptation for this declamation To reach out to literary height For high aspiration in such an oration Would seem quite remarkably trite: So I thought something pithy and succinct and clever Was exactly the right thing to write.
In feeble old age, and still (remarkably, I often think) together, they had the very same fight while visiting me in Canberra where I had (just as improbably given my aversion to politics) moved to write about national affairs.
See, his brother was also a teacher in the same city where I grew up, but also looked remarkably like the man I thought I remembered, so the mistake was understandable.
If anything, I thought it remarkably unsympathetic to the Jewish story.
In it, she notes that she did not know anything about the 1993 show in her house until a decade later, when she was reading a book by her son that contained "a picture of a toilet that I thought looked remarkably like mine.
"I thought he did remarkably well last year," Hernandez said of Murphy.
Kennedy and Thorgy ended up being this episode's bottom two, while our tops were Ben, Shangela, and BeBe (who I thought played things remarkably safe, but I can appreciate the fierceness of her Diahann Carroll goes to a power lunch Ru-demption getup).
I thought the opening ceremony was remarkably well done.
Margaret: I thought Marnie handled this situation remarkably well.
Shay looked remarkably good and I think he's ready to play now, which is great".
