BUN FIGHT Katy stars in Taylor's video, but will it be burgers at dawn?
"So when the good ones come along there is always a bit of a
bun fight."
"The dung beetles don't care which direction they're going in; they just need to get away from the
bun fight at the poo pile," Professor Marcus Byrne from Wits University said.
And I am expecting a
bun fight. I won't be there myself (I have to work, boooo!), instead I will be sending my shopping proxy, aka my mother.
However, it's always a huge
bun fight at the Metro then the gates to be first in.
Shades of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act - a classic piece of US protectionism that arguably turned the 1930s depression into a world war - have, commentators say, been hanging over the annual Davos
bun fight in recent days.
Meanwhile, Nick Faldo, who is one over, reckons the strength and depth of European golf will turn the last three months of selection into a "
bun fight" for next year's Ryder Cup.
The question to be asked is whether it was endorsed because people actually agreed with the settlement or because they were worn down by the thought of another protracted
bun fight between NZNO and district health board (DHB) chief executives.
It was like a
bun fight, as little elbows scrummed their way over to my winged creations.
Willie Mullins turned Cheltenham and subsequent festivals into a
bun fight for second place.
Virgin declined the last
bun fight, which saw TV rights go for PS3bn for the next three years from 2016, a 71 per cent increase on the current deal.
* Maes The Maes yr Eisteddfod represents the most communal aspect of the whole
bun fight, with stalls and sideshows, sports, activities, games and food stalls.
He said: "The danger in places like Liverpool lays in the mindset of same old, same old Punch and Judy,
bun fight politics.
22 Ecky-Thump and
Bun Fight At The OK Tea Rooms were episodes in which comedy series of the 1970s and 1980s?
Starting at 9.30am prompt, it's always a huge
bun fight at the Metro and then the gates to be first in.