This here's a mountain fireplace, sartin sure.

So fell this buffle-headed Gyant by the hand of Don Quixot

The social group in Britain that came to be known as ‘Thatcher's children’ (benefiting from the right-wing monetarist policies of Margaret Thatcher's government) were also called ‘yuppies’ (young, upwardly-mobile professionals, especially those working in money markets and the Stock Exchange). They often originated in the south-east of England and their profit motives were legitimised by government policy in favour of free market economics.

The number of workless swelled to terrible dimensions