So-and-So? Did he have illness XYZ?" I am at a loss as how to respond.
I was like, 'That looks like
so-and-so and that looks like
so-and-so'."
WHILE presenting cricket commentary during the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL) series, it is noticed that the two regular commentators, Ramiz Raja and Bazid Khan, appear to be in the narrow habit of ethnically profiling some players, saying
so-and-so is a 'Pathan'.
Because thereafter it was just a media storm of '
so-and-so should be there and
so-and-so shouldn't be there'."
She told Radio Times: "I got a phone call saying, "Oh hello, this is
so-and-so, we're just phoning up to find out if you're going to accept your honour?" "I said, "Oh, thank you, what honour?" and they went, "Your OBE."
I JUST wanted to say what an excellent reply you gave to the woman who was moaning about her husband spending too much time with his elderly and sick mother - what a selfish
so-and-so she is (Dear Coleen, May 11).
One element of Connick's persona that the show will highlight in particular, according to fellow exec producer (and Justin's brother) Eric Stangel: 'He is a FUNNY (
so-and-so)!'
However, the New Yorker adds: "When history looks at the final, it's not going to say, 'we had
so-and-so injured'.
Carwyn James was a boring topic to Carwyn James, unlike your latest novel, your new song, your last programme, the remark made by
so-and-so to
so-and-so or, better still, the recent intelligence about the Welsh Rugby Union, which he sometimes called 'the Onion'.
DEAR MISS MANNERS: For years I have wondered why, when someone feels the need to thank someone else, most begin with the phrase, "I would like to thank
so-and-so for doing
so-and-so.''
There is always the question, "Yeah, but doesn't
so-and-so shoot Brand X because he's sponsored by that company, and paid to shoot Brand X?" Sometimes, the answer to that question is, in fact, "Yes." But it's amazing how often the answer is, "
So-and-so was winning with Brand X before Brand X got wind of it, and that's why Brand X chose to sponsor him (or her)."
so-and-so snogged
so-and-so the other week,' who was going out with
so-and-so.