1 ‘The place was run like a prison camp. From the moment we arrived, this little
man made our life a misery.
2 Definitely the flat, but I am so rarely there . . . Every time I walk through the
door, it is like seeing the place for the first time.
3 The people who run the place are pitching for local trade with the promise of
Park Road ambience making its way northside.
4 on strict condition you do not mention the place for fear hordes of Australian
tourists will descend, spoiling it.
5 I’d sold myself cheap and I knew it. Teddy was never really big on selling the
place, you know. He just didn’t want the responsibility.
6 players know he will show them no favours while he is sorting the place out.
Success? It’s not just this season that Aberdeen have been underachieving.
7 My God have you seen the place? . . . It’s pretty grim isn’t it.
8 A. my mum’s sister kept saying you know Well you are going to move here like
eventually erm so you might as well just leave.
B. Mm.
A. you know I mean like Julie here to get you know so they get used to the
place
B. Mm.
9 I had seen one or two women about the place. It was an insupportable situation
and Felicity was a fool to go on enduring it.
10 Neighbours Celebrate As Child Molester Is Butchered At Home; Revenge Mob
Kill Perv. Local councillor John Wilson read them all with a sense of outrage. “I
lived there for 23 years and I didn’t recognise the place”.
11 Everyone laughed at us when the motormouth manager, John Sitton, sacked the
captain half-way through a match and challenged the whole team to a fight in
front of the TV cameras. Barry Hearn bought the club, tidied up the place . . .
12 Well, the place seems pretty normal . . . Lots of dykes of all ages colours and
descriptions, but so far no weirdos.