Campbell, who was standing next to Kelly when the call came, divides stories he doesn't like into three categories: "bollocks," "complete bollocks," and "bollocks on stilts".
"I reckon he could be talking bollocks," suggests one local Labour official.
has the kind of emotional depth most artists would chop a bollock or two off to get anywhere near to.
What exactly is this random, made up bollocks?" Ironically, those two tweets showed more of the company's British roots and tetchy character than The Gamechangers did.
A Strange Kind of Glory, Eamon's Dunphy's book about his time at Old Trafford, tells one story about a sheet of paper being passed around the team bus showing a caricature of Matt Busby, with his nose as a penis, his cheeks as two testicles, and the caption: "Bollocks Chops".
Television Marquee Moon (1977) A gorgeous, ringing beacon of post-punk, even if it did come out six months before Never Mind the Bollocks.
Four Top Ten singles were culled from the Swindle recordings, one more than had appeared on Never Mind the Bollocks.
"He's run out of towns to write about, he's made this bollocks up," he spits at one point, incredulous himself, and the temptation's there to believe him.
As can the elite rifle-trained firearms officers who, in the elegant words of a chief superintendent friend of mine, "can shoot the bollocks off a gnat at three kilometres".
I wave Dolly the cat at her and a photo of her dancing in waves when she was three, before all this tedious growing up bollocks set in.
