- The Loch
Ness Monster (Scottish Gaelic:
Uilebheist Loch Nis), also
known as Nessie, is a
mythical creature in
Scottish folklore that is said to inhabit...
-
Incident at Loch
Ness is a 2004
mockumentary starring,
produced by and
written by
Werner Herzog and Zak Penn,
while also
serving as the latter's directorial...
- in
classical times as well,"
citing the
ancient Jews as one of
several "
obvious examples",
alongside the
classical Gr****s, the
Gauls and the
British Celts...
- and "Gigolo Aunt". However,
Gilmour thought they were
losing the "Barrett-
ness".
After "Baby Lemonade" was attempted, 2
takes of "Maisie" were recorded...
- 1959–1963
television series The Untouchables,
starring Robert Stack as
Eliot Ness. The
following DVD sets have been
released by
Paramount Home Video. TV Guide...
-
rather than
merely possessing it. -
ness suffix Derivation of a noun from an
adjective stem is done by
attaching -
ness to any adjective. This is entirely...
- to
speak or
understand English. This
language issue not only
causes the
obvious problem of
dealing with his
English speaking colleagues -
namely Larry...
- episode, "it
shares this with The
Poison Tree, too, there's an
obviousness to it. An ITV drama-
ness about it. It's so
consciously trying to be a psychological...
- Mari
Ness (born c. 1971) is an
American poet, author, and critic. She has
multiple publications in
various science fiction and
fantasy magazines and anthologies...
-
Earth from
aliens disguised as
garden gnomes. With the
imperative being obvious, they
decide to go home to
Earth and (work together)
sabotage the gnome-aliens'...
