sarky

You give someone a bit of a sarky comment, we laugh it off - but behind closed doors it does affect us."

"We deem everything as banter - you give someone a bit of a sarky comment, we laugh it off - but behind closed doors it does affect us" - actor Shayne Ward.

Still don't know if that was a) because of my beauty or b) a sarky response to my super-sparkly jacket.

And, while the trailer suggested Gervais in full snide and sarky mode - a man with nothing left to lose meting out wish-fulfilment takedowns of rude kids, chuggers and people who chew too loudly in public - it's actually a very downbeat and touching bit of telly.

To plug my Sunday 70s show on Zetland FM (2pm-5pm folks!), I stuck my 1978 one on Facebook and awaited the sarky comments.

She's that sarky cow, but she's funny, so she gets away with it.

It's "for the win", meaning something is good (or really bad if you're being sarky).

But as Holly's confidence levels increased, to the point where she was standing beside him with one hand on her hip and leading a lot of the scripted pieces, Dec was often at his hilarious best, making wonderfully sarky comments about the celebs while Holly adopted the more caring role beside him.

"I asked her what she meant and she said, 'Well, you both make sarky remarks and try not to answer the door'.

A reduction in tension is not likely, while everyone is so sarky.

The boys back then had a battering ram - now the hordes at the door are only armed with a strongly worded email, a snide blog or a series of sarky tweets.

Not only does Kat find love but she finds a new part of herself that is more satisfying that make-up and sarky comments.