Also brilliant are Oh's MI5 (and later, MI6) co-stars Kirby Howell-Baptiste and David Haig, who get the rapport specific to a workplace – the special bond that develops between the sound people who have to deal with the same daily bollocks – just right.
There's also a daft number sung by a Foreign Office spy ("Don't ever ask who won the war / Don't ever ask what the war was for / It's hush-hush"), which is, says Bankes-Jones, "exacthe the same as all this bollocks about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq".
Childs later remarked that Verity Lambert "didn't want to come in and just do the same old routine – the kick bollock and scramble action adventure stuff that made the early name of the company".
And punk continues - at the anti-poll tax demonstrations in Trafalgar Square, 10,000 people were wearing T-shirts with the same ransom-note lettering as Never Mind the Bollocks but saying 'Bollocks to the Poll Tax.'" Reid's more recent artwork is not quite so heavy on the expletives.
The process of showing uni friends indie games is always the same: initial responses of "What's this bollocks?" and "Looks shite mate," soon followed by cheers and cries of laughter.
The process of showing college friends indie games is always the same: initial responses like, "What's this bollocks?" and "Looks shite mate," are soon followed by cheers and cries of laughter.
Moyes made light of it at first: "A bollocking in any language sounds the same," he told The Independent in an interview last May.
In October of the same year, the Pistols released their debut album, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols which went straight to number one, despite being banned by many shops.
But it was his turn next and bollocks to him, because he was going to get the same treatment.
This is, for obvious historical and structural reasons, a load of bollocks – but of course we welcome Emma Litole-Pengelly thethe fight against systemic oppression all the same.
