Today, Thoronka washes his set of spare clothes in the public toilets and then spreads them out on the grass in the park to dry.
She said the video "intentionally spreads some of the worst ideas of an extremely socially conservative and patriarchal society".
There would be really fresh salads and brochettes (kebabs) for lunch, and lavish spreads in the evening, featuring lentil and bean dishes, lamb and apricot tagine, and relishes including a particularly delicious sultana chutney.
Cut into slices or cubes, these make frequent appearances at French buffets and picnic spreads or as a finger food for aperitifs.
He pointed out that if an encrypted email is sent from an infected source (such as a computer), the malware spreads.
Monkey looks forward to Palmer's reaction the next time the paper "spreads the love" in its sidebar of shame.
"It is becoming increasingly clear how malnutrition and poverty form a vicious cycle that spreads over multiple generations," continues the report.
Equally Iain Duncan Smith, the work and welfare secretary, has his hands full ensuring universal credit spreads to every jobcentre and to every category of claimant.
First, it shows up the stupidity of all those newspaper spreads and BBC discussions constantly demanding "What would you cut?", like some middlebrow ransom note ("Choose now: or the lollipop lady gets it").
The government says that healthcare is unique in that almost everyone will use doctors and hospitals at some point in their lives, and that requiring the young and healthy to buy insurance even though they may have no immediate need to make use of it spreads the risk and reduces the cost of premiums.
Long before the Food Network was inventing culinary stars, Tower was a poster boy for high-end cooking, his image featured everywhere from the San Francisco Chronicle to the glossier spreads of Gourmet magazine, his chefs' whites always pristine, a glass of champagne always in hand.
