The outspoken X Factor star added: "If I was watching me on TV I would probably think, 'He's a little
bollix. Who does he think he is?'."
AND I"M A BOLLI; LOUIS RANTS ABOUT STARS. .AND HIMSLEF 'Danielle's just a big pile of s***e' 'Bob's fans must be very brave' 'Robbie's not very talented' 'Robbie's not very talented'
Stated frankly, Trump
bollixed the midterms with his overheated ranting, thus missing an opportunity to pry American politics out of its rut of partisanship.
CHECK... OR CHECKMATE?
And then some well-meaning ground-dweller tries to simplify the presentation and
bollixes up the whole thing.
IT'S IN THE PRESENTATION
The rub concept is designed to have two defensive backs run routes in proximity to each other, often crisscrossing off the line, and hope the defensive backs covering them get
bollixed up.
Pats can win by rubbing Eagles the wrong way rookie breaks NFL mold
I would also carry a katana with its sheath stuck through a sash, if it didn't keep getting
bollixed up with my cane and trippin' me.
Training, Bulgogi & Cardboard ... with a side of salsa, please
I often don't have a game face and am still
bollixed by the casual question from friends and strangers, "What's going on?" I don't know what's going on and am not sure when I will.
Intra-intersectionality
(28) Several overlapping strands of evidence explain the link between HIV infection and
bollixed lipids.
Dyslipidemia with HIV: high prevalence, multiple risks
Paddy Barnes probably could've got a decision but he was
bollixed making weight.
SCREW AMATEURS; Rio 2016 OLYMPICS 2016; Furious Conlan predicts a mass exodus of Ireland's finest fighters to the paid ranks as disgraceful judging robs him of bantamweight Rio dream
Unfortunately, the executive compensation debate has become so thoroughly
bollixed up with issues of class warfare and financial populism that rational arguments seem to fall on deaf ears." (80)
Corporate democracy from say on pay to say on politics
A sudden snowstorm
bollixed up traffic, stopping Klum's car short of the train station as departure time neared.
Takeoff: Heidi Klum has soared from model to mogul
Romney got
bollixed up by dueling fears that the unkind arena would rage at him if he put up his guard and rage at him if he dropped it.
Mitt flip-flops one last time
Here's where language has us
bollixed up, to use the technical term.
Why not everyone is on board the vaccine trolley
An auditor who gets all
bollixed following a simple procedure has just provided an "aha" moment by showing us that maybe we can write clearer procedures.
The funny side of customer audits: we got us a real expert circuit board facility auditor here!
The badly
bollixed launch of Obamacare health exchanges in 2013 involved scores of contractors and was overseen by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, a federal center with fewer than 5,000 employees.
The rise and fall of the U.S. government: while other conservatives say that the American state has become too powerful, Francis Fukuyama argues that it has grown too weak
Bluntly contradicting the Obama campaign theme that Romney is a heartless corporate raider, Clinton told CNN that the Republican's record at Bain was "sterling." Covering a humourous W at the unveiling of his portrait, the White House press actually seemed nostalgic for the president who
bollixed up Afghanistan, Iraq, Katrina and the economy - a sure sign that the Obama magic is flagging.
DREAMING OF A SUPERHERO