While I'm slightly peeved at the few extra pounds I've put on (and blame you for), I can without doubt guarantee that I'll be back for congee, dim sum and rosemary focaccia (not necessarily in that order).
He's probably peeved that Terry cut all his lines.
He is also apparently peeved that Americans (except for the Administration) are getting upset over the rampant Kremlin corruption going on while the average Russian is barely surviving.
Many of you got slightly peeved with the BBC's best children's books of all time list which only included books that were published more than 35 years ago; not even newbie Harry Potter made the grade – and that was published last millennium!
He is entitled to feel slightly peeved.
"I had more followers than her," Gardiner notes, slightly peeved, before conceding: "I don't know, she was probably right".
When I delicately suggest to Olivia Poulet, the actress who is best known for playing Emma Messinger in the hit BBC Four series The Thick of It, that she is typecast as a Tory ball-breaker, she balks for a few moments and looks slightly peeved, before saying: "Well, I'm definitely not a Tory!
"I had more followers than her," Gardiner notes, slightly peeved, before conceding: "I don't know, she was probably right". Depending on how you view these things, Gardiner is either a harmless hoaxer with an opportunistic spirit, or he's a reminder of the dangers we all face now that we're taking more of our news from social media and non-traditional sources.
Always looking slightly peeved with the human race, he has to ponder whether he should let the world know how super he really is, and whether he'll become an outcast or a god in the process.
