The new building at the château of Joigny (begun 1569) has some interesting bits of classical composition very sober for the time. […] The outer gatehouse […] added by [Gaspard II de] Coligny to his château of Tanlay (1570) is an excellently proportioned building with effective use of rustication to give strength to the basement, the blocks being treated with patterns of anchors, waves, and ropes in lieu of vermiculation and in allusion to the owner's office of admiral.

He knew if he didn't stand up for himself, he'd be punked out by someone stronger.

“Is she bollocky?” “No,” Jonesy admits. “Davey says you can't even see her tits, but she's holding her skirt up and she isn't wearing pants and you can see it, just as clear as day.”

Villy focuses on the saucer pearl like a bodysurfer leaning into a handboard.