Neighbours executive producer Jason Herbison said: "Mrs Mangel was the ultimate
busybody, remembered for her conservatism and her caustic wit.
Busybody may not always take note of the good things, because they don't make news.
"I did not expect to hear from the young,
busybody government spokesman that I am debasing political dialogue," Anastassiades said yesterday, after being informed by reporters of Stefanou's reaction.
"This is my garden and my tree - in fact, it's a shrub that will go straight if I don't give it a trim!" The
busybody was undeterred.
Kepler's
busybody character on "General Hospital" was a fan favorite and enjoyed a long run, 1979-2002.
And
busybody Blanche can get away with wearing glasses twice the size of her head without anyone taking the mick.
NEW details of a letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair, in which the Prince of Wales reportedly described himself as an "interfering
busybody", emerged yesterday.
It is one bloody
busybody who has a problem with a bit of music - it drives me insane.
And the women are even harder to keep track of, going from crone to local
busybody.
Some Australian reference works state the existence of another playbill dated July 23, 1796, advertising a performance of The
Busybody and The Poor Soldier for the benefit of H.
It's said that nobody likes a
busybody, but security professionals are one exception to that rule.
The mother has been the
busybody villainess of our story all along.
But Brother
Busybody, who had also been sent to work in the kitchens in the hope that he would improve from his surroundings, did not approve of working with a junior monk who had been out in "the world" and had been in pubs and had kissed women and could find humour in turnips.
As for those who imagine a kindly
busybody of a Supreme Being, who answers prayers and arranges the galaxies to suit our astrology charts--well, they are doomed to miss the entire mad grandeur of a universe that casually extinguishes whole species, stars, and, with them, no doubt, life-supporting planets.
Livingston might be dismissed as a publicity seeker and scientific
busybody who tried to interfere with the autopsy, but his skepticism about the competency of the autopsy physicians seems reasonable.