Bollocks Sentence Examples

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  • The only possible description I can think of is utter bollocks.

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  • Ever heard the bollocks that some team talks contain.

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  • A load of old bollocks is nearer the mark.

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  • A case of " never mind the bollocks, here's the winner, " then.

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  • I am not normally rude, check any thread to check, but that article is total bollocks.

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  • The judgment did not refer to the whole phrase ' dogs bollocks ' .

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  • The film director has even taken to using the word ' bollocks ' during his visits.

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  • All those prophecies of impending calamity were outright bollocks, of course.

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  • I went in to discover him on the bed, stone cold sober, lying back and displaying his freshly shaven bollocks.

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  • But it 's also bogged down with a fairly stupendous amount of utter bollocks.

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  • If you search on new AGP cards, you get some real bollocks.

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  • However, I think it's great that someone still has the bollocks to speak their mind.

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  • It therefore appears that the right to talk bollocks has been restored to its rightful place at the center of club priorities.

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  • Secondly, that ' the dog's bollocks ' comes from ' box deluxe ' .

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