Or are you suggesting that she keeps unethically close relationships with those at Super One, whose duty it is to keep an eye open, and report on their media, on what the three pillars of government, including the judiciary (and the one Pilar in there), are up to?

In what sense Twanny? All I heard were the puerile arguments expressed by Kenneth, based on his unfeasible fetish to listen to the philharmonic orchestra together with the odd 400 (myself included, but without the fetish) who occasionally go to such concerts.

The project is genius and by a genius. The rest are reactionary attitudes for the sake of keeping up appearances.

Rictus smile is appropriate enough; a sardonic smile also fits.

Are you suggesting she hires strippers?

That’s because someone told him: ”Ghamillu coff u ibghatu waiter” so he did, now he’s lost his manhood and his bow-tie.

Pretty ‘ruin’ous wasn’t it? And no one can blame it on the PL this time round! Pretty ‘balanced’ PR exercise!

Outdoor performance is not simply (at least not always) a performance that has been kicked outside, in the same way that an open-air performance space is not a theatre without a roof.

The new theatre will be an exciting venue for a particular type of performance which is still alien to us, but for which I believe there is a lot of scope.

The ‘piazza’ as it is being proposed can give the whole surrounding area, and not only the square itself, a much needed new vibrant dimension.

Check out companies like Strange Fish (Australia), La fura dels Baus (Spain), Kneehigh (UK), Philippe Genty (France), Transe Express (France), WildWorks (UK) and Compagnia dei Folli (Italia).

The blogoir reports that the coconuts are incommunicado.