"He looks chuffed," wrote one commenter, "and with good reason!"
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Of the changes, designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez are rightfully chuffed.
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Overhead, cars puffed and chuffed as they passed over the Pulaski Bridge.
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But that kind of money would definitely be something to be chuffed about.
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D. is now chuffed to have a replacement water bottle for our trip.
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We are very happy and in love, and our cats are chuffed as well.
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But even the space for giving is crowded with names like Chuffed and Plumfund.
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"We are very happy and in love, and our cats are chuffed as well xx."
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"I'm chuffed (pleased) to win another Olympic medal," Froome told reporters as rain poured down.
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We are very happy and in love, and our cats are chuffed as well xx.
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We were chuffed to bits that they met, as we call our son our Prince Harry!
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So, when it finally happened this time around, people were chuffed (to say the absolute least).
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After acing a test or getting a new promotion at work, you'd say you're really "chuffed."
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I'm still not sure why they asked me to join the band but I'm chuffed they did!
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Alphabet supporters are chuffed with the firm's strong quarterly earnings and new corporate structure, announced last August.
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But he's also chuffed about his return to a Disney film — where he is firmly the baddie.
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With it, come the inevitable the social media mutterings of those not-too-chuffed with the whole affair.
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A lot of this was just Alexander pretending to be utterly chuffed by his little brother's mere existence.
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The 2000-year-old says he will be "chuffed to bits" to see them thrown in South Korea.
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He probably isn't too chuffed that it's on the internet and even less so that I'm writing about it.
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I'd even made the fucking cover art... You see, this one's for me, and look how chuffed David is.
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"No one around here is used to losing and we're not going to get used to losing," he chuffed.
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She was "really chuffed" to be asked if she had any ideas for jokes, so she had a comedic input too.
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Chuffed with how it came out though, quite light and summery, but also with some tricky production stuff for the heads.
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"My mother never really wanted to be filmed," Johnson said, as the ferry chuffed into the pier at Thirty-fourth Street.
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He smiles, properly leans his head back again as though breathing a sigh of relief (it's not relief – he's just chuffed).
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He explained that "London is attractive [but] it's not a yield play, you'd be chuffed if you get 3.5 percent," said Hay.
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The reason for the whoop was that I had figured out the theme to Mr. Knobler's puzzle and was feeling pretty chuffed.
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"I'm so proud, I'm so chuffed and I'm so privileged to be here with all these guys and girls … What an amazing accomplishment."
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When I found out that I was going on a breakfast date with Melanie Martinez to an ice cream parlour, I was chuffed.
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But the CH-5's manufacturer, China Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics (CAAA), is more than chuffed with the UAV's US-baiting stats, however.
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I'm chuffed for Marcel too, he's a good friend of mine and it's always a bit of fun getting a hole-in-one.
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Steve looks less than chuffed about his summer job and appears to have a minor existential crisis after uttering a wobbly "Ahoy!" for the camera.
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Italy's Garozzo beat Alexander Massialas from the U.S. and Russia's TImur Safin to grab gold in the men's individual foil and was evidently pretty chuffed.
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"We are very happy and in love, and our cats are chuffed as well xx." iHeartRadio will broadcast audio from the interview special at 8 p.m.
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The real Dean Blunt, if he's even watching, is presumably pretty chuffed with the simply efficient prank of sending a random bloke to collect the award.
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Noisey: It's been almost a decade since you released What's In Your Head with singer Nick Tart, and you're chuffed about the reaction to the album.
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Judging by Little's feed on Gab, the Twitter-like platform popular with the alt-right, he's chuffed to be among the likes of Nehlen and Jones.
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Some of his inquisitors appeared annoyed by Mr Zuckerberg's rehearsed responses, but that did not stop many onlookers from being chuffed by his smooth, slightly robotic, performance.
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Mr Kim appeared chuffed: "I never expected to see you in this place," he told Mr Trump, who then invited the North's dictator to visit the White House.
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If all these flexitarians are up for eating veggie burgers and beef burgers, they should be extra chuffed at the prospect of eating both at the same time.
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With that out of the way, I'm still chuffed that Spotlight won, and not just because Liev Schreiber plays my onetime boss in it and does a very good job.
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The former Indy 27 driver has been working in real estate, and now he has a second chance with Bachelor nation — a fan base that isn't exactly chuffed about his casting.
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Brian Tatler: I'm so chuffed, yes and yes, I think in the past a couple of people have sat on the fence, not wanting to kick us, because of our legacy.
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For most of last year, I was chuffed about the launch of Apple Arcade, an honest-to-goodness gaming service that is, for all intents and purposes, the Netflix for video games.
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Even as he ostensibly chases fame and success, he's always the toothless dork we met in the first few scenes, chuffed to be at the party and play a few songs while he's there.
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The vertical structure to the right of the stage was awe-inspiring too, playing host all to the crooners and minor Brazilian celebrities visibly chuffed as mince any of this was happening at all.
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Chuffed by its early successes in streaming, Netflix decided in 2011 to change its pricing from $10 a month for streaming and DVDs to $8 a month for each—a 60 percent price hike.
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"We are very happy and in love, and our cats are chuffed as well xx" Sheeran and Seaborn, 25 — a risk advisory consultant — have known one another since high school and recently moved in together.
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From crowding around a stranger's window to watch the game to men taking off their shirts and swinging them around in celebration at the Liverpool Street Station, it's safe to say England is pretty chuffed.
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"Bridge of Spies" and "Carol" each garnered the most Bafta nominations, with nine apiece — certainly "Carol's" director, Todd Haynes, and distributor, the Weinstein Company, will be chuffed after not getting recognized by the Producers Guild this week.
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We're not sure we've ever seen a man so chuffed to receive a set of new duds than perhaps the reactions of our own dads when they get, say, a new pair of house slippers on Christmas Day.
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Already people have been chuffed by one striking change: the police are almost nowhere to be seen on the streets of Harare, the capital, whereas previously they were ubiquitous, shaking down drivers for minor or fictitious traffic offences.
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But in the moment, Agnew made it work; it only solidified his position as a paragon of middle-class white suburban values, as the sort of ordinary duffer who chuffed his way around the links on a weekend afternoon.
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She was also one of the first editors to dive into one of my piles of word salad on this website (pause for crowd to go "Aw"), so when I was assigned to interview her about her predictions for 2016, I was chuffed.
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From identical twins to a real-life aristocrat, season six promises to live up to the show's legacy of pure, unadulterated chaos, and it would be an understatement to say that I'm absolutely chuffed to meet each and every one of them.
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Your uncle got the Bowie stamp collection as a present from his work when he retired (really chuffed with it) and your dad likes doing "Life on Mars" on karaoke down the social club of a Friday, even though yes, it is seven years after the divorce now.
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IT WAS only six months ago that China and Taiwan achieved a symbolic breakthrough in their decades-long standoff: the two countries' presidents met for the first time since the end of the Chinese civil war in 1949, both looking chuffed that they had finally broken the ice.
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Dylan: I was pretty chuffed to see Simone return, not least because I think, as happened with The Office's Karen Filippelli, the writers might have introduced a better-suited love interest for the male lead so as to throw some obstacles in the way of the central romantic storyline.
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The crowded race includes British royal series "The Crown" and supernatural mystery "Stranger Things," both on Netflix; Hulu's breakout dystopian women's series "The Handmaid's Tale" starring best actress nominee Elisabeth Moss; and NBC's emotional family drama "This Is Us." Peter Morgan, creator of "The Crown," said he was "chuffed, thrilled, proud, honored!" at the show's 13 nominations.
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"A lot of people came together to make it happen, and Steve would have been so chuffed to receive such an amazing honor and I think he would have said it's not about him but its really about his message, and that's getting that message of conservation out to more people so that's pretty special," she concluded.
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The phrase "chuffed to one's bollocks" describes someone who is very pleased with themselves. Nobel laureate Harold Pinter used this in The Homecoming"He'll be chuffed to his bollocks in the morning when he sees his eldest son". The phrase provided a serious challenge to translators of his work. Pinter used a similar phrase in an open letter, published in The Guardian, and addressed to Prime Minister Tony Blair, attacking his co-operation with American foreign policy.
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The song has been covered by fellow new wave musician Joe Jackson. Parker said of this, "I heard Joe did 'Strong,' yes. I'm well chuffed with that." The song has also been covered by Bob Geldof.
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In an interview with the official Hollyoaks website, Hassan said that she was "dead chuffed" after being told that Lynsey would be appearing in Hollyoaks. Hassan's character was found murdered in a Hollyoaks episode which was broadcast on 29 June 2012.
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Emerick signed a three-month contract with Coronation Street. Emerick expressed his delight at joining the show. He commented, "To say I'm chuffed is the biggest understatement ever!" Emerick previously appeared in the soap in 1986 as a delivery man.
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A BBC film crew filmed the project at certain points on the journey, up to and including the arrival and operation of Tornado running at the GCR. The resulting film was used to make a 30-minute documentary film, Absolutely Chuffed: The Men Who Built a Steam Engine. It was first broadcast on BBC Four on 16 October 2008, as part of their Golden Age of Steam season.Absolutely Chuffed: The Men Who Built a Steam Engine BBC Four. Retrieved 16 October 2008 The film was released on region 2 DVD on 28 December 2009 with unseen material and DVD extras.
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" In February 2009, Steve McDonald was voted the nation's favourite soap character in a poll conducted by The People newspaper. Talking about the victory Gregson stated; "Oh my God, I am chuffed. I'm delighted people enjoy watching Steve and the scrapes he gets into. And I'm pleased people like to watch him as much as I love playing him.
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He's a game horse and I'm chuffed to bits. It's the best day of my racing life – it's awesome. Over five furlongs he's obviously a very talented horse, but he doesn't get a yard further." Jim Crowley, who was riding his first Royal Ascot winner commented "He travelled well and I hardly had to use my stick – he picked up by himself.
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I'm absolutely loving the opportunity to explore her backstory." Speaking about her reaction to the plot she continued, "I was like, 'Oh my gosh!' I was so shocked but absolutely chuffed to bits because this is what all actors want – something massive like this to sink my teeth into. I feel so privileged that they've trusted me with this story.
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Obviously very chuffed that he has been chosen, he is crestfallen when he discovers that the job is an advertisement for a bee-keeper's helmet. His next job is between a bickering couple. The husband can not understand his wife, who continually berates him in her native German. Thanks to Francis getting a bit emotionally involved, the wife starts speaking English and the couple make up.
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The first single, "Chuffed (Dad Song)," was released four days later. The final single and video was "(Walking in on Someone) Doin' a Poo," which was released one week after The Album was released. The Album debuted at number 30 in the ARIA Albums Chart, as well as number 7 in the Australian Artist Albums chart. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2018, the album was nominated for Best Comedy Release.
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Richard "Chufty" Ashby (born 1972 in London)Emma Wilson, "World Series of Poker 2010: Richard Ashby Wins Event #21: $1,500 Seven Card Stud" pokernews.com – June 13, 2010 is a professional poker player from England. He was given the name 'Chufty' by his friends at University, due to Ashby's frequency of using the term "chuffed". Ashby picked up poker at his local tennis club, as well as playing for pennies with his father.
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After the original lead singer, Ramong Morrison, whom the group was named after, was imprisoned for six months, a friend of the band called Joan suggested Arthur Brown as a replacement.Alan Warner Website – THE FOUNDATIONS While with the group, Brown and Curtis would do songs separately as well as together in Duets. They were covering mainly soul music material. Years later in an interview Brown stated that he was "chuffed" to be singing with Curtis.
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Aspell was given a seven-day ban for excessive use of the whip on the winner. Sherwood, however, who was winning the race for the first time since Arctic Call's victory in 1990, said, "It was a great ride from Leighton. I am chuffed to bits, he is a very tough horse and I am delighted for the whole team." In January, Many Clouds started at odds of 4/1 for the Grade 2 Cotswold Chase at Cheltenham.
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OlimpBase :: the encyclopaedia of team chess He was 'exceedingly chuffed' with a win against super-class U.S. Grandmaster Reuben Fine during the 6th Olympiad, Warsaw 1935. He won the Irish Championship in 1959 and 1960. He was the editor of British Chess Magazine from 1949 to 1981, the longest- serving editor of that magazine. He actually purchased control of the magazine in the early 1950s, when it was in financial straits, and turned it into a profitable business.
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On his casting, Woodward commented, "I'm so chuffed to be joining the cast of Hollyoaks and filming my first scenes in Ibiza! Brody is a brilliant character to play and I can't wait to see what the fans think of him." It was later confirmed that Brody's first scenes would pay homage to actor Daniel Craig's first scenes as James Bond in Casino Royale. A show spokesperson explained that Woodward spent time working on physical appearance for the scenes.
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In 2012, Kirkwood said that due to Metcalfe being the first actress he cast in Hollyoaks he was "so chuffed that she's becoming a real star". He added that "telling stories for Mercedes is as exciting now as it was on day one". In 2013, Metcalfe revealed to The Mirror that she was proud of portraying the character "everyone loves to hate". In May 2013, Metcalfe signed a new contract keeping her on the soap for at least another year.
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On 9 February 2018, Aunty Donna released the first single from the album, "Chuffed (Dad Song)", and accompanying video. On 14 April 2018, the album debuted at number 30 on the ARIA Albums Chart. Also in 2018, Aunty Donna's 7th live show, Glennridge Secondary College (GSC), toured across Australia and New Zealand, winning Best of the Fest at the Sydney Comedy Festival. In 2019, the group adapted GSC into a new 16-part webseries entitled Glennridge Secondary College, with funding and support from Screen Australia.
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In 1996 Bob Pratt was names as an inaugural member of the Australian Football Hall of Fame and, along with 11 other greats of the game, was immediately elevated to "Legend" status, the highest honour in Australian Football. At the time of his death in 2001 he was the last living member of the Swans 1933 Grand Final team. He was named beside Tony Lockett in the forward pocket in their official 'Team of the Century'.The Age, "Capper huffed but Lockett's chuffed", 10 August 2003, p. 73.
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In June 2016, it was announced Leanne would fall pregnant following a one-night stand. Of the storyline, Danson said she was "really chuffed" for Leanne as Leanne "thinks this could be her last chance". Danson says her character wants to give Simon and the baby a life she never had and with Simon, Leanne "makes the point she won't love him any less". The father was revealed as Steve McDonald and Leanne and Michelle will also be "forced" to be friends after Michelle finds out she is pregnant and that "it's just really awkward".
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On 3 January 2014, he joined Conference Premier side Forest Green Rovers on an 18-month contract. Manager Adrian Pennock stated that "He's come to play football, he's not come for money and I'm chuffed to have him on board. He has the experience we need and I believe he'll score goals." He made his debut six days later in a 1–1 draw with Hereford United at The New Lawn. On 25 January, he scored his first goals for the club, securing a brace in a 3–0 home win over Chester.
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He took the lead at the second last, shook off the challenge of Alpha des Obeaux and drew away to win by seven lengths with a gap of twenty-two lengths back to Bobs Worth in third. After the race Tizzard commented "This is relief. We’ve got this beautiful horse and he's come here fit and well, and we’re just chuffed for everybody concerned. He has gone from a very nice horse to a superstar" before suggesting that the horse would compete in steeplechases in the following season.
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" Bobby Davro was said to be "chuffed" when he got the part. He has commented: "EastEnders is a high-profile show, but I'm already used to the attention which being on telly brings […] I love the part and I’m learning. I’m still trying not to look straight at the camera, that’s the entertainer in me! Everyone has just been fantastic […] This is so exciting for me. I want to go in and really work hard and see myself get better […] I’ve never really acted before…I’m enjoying learning the trade.
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Comedian Bill Bailey plays Bill, the father of Kim. He was approached by director Phil Traill who used to live nearby to Bailey and took him for a drink down the local pub and was "chuffed" to get the role. Playing the character of Georgie was Tamsin Egerton, who joined the project because of the quality of the script, in particular the banter between Georgie and Kim, and became attached quite early as she was eager to work with Felicity Jones. She had auditioned a year before filming started and had assumed she hadn't got the part.
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" After his songwriting contributions were rejected from the band's previous album, 1986's Somewhere in Time, Dickinson felt that his role within the band had diminished, as he "just became the singer", but felt renewed enthusiasm when Harris explained the concept to him; "I thought, 'What a great idea! Brilliant!' And of course I was really chuffed, too, because he'd actually rung me to talk about it and ask me if I had any songs that might fit that sort of theme. I was like, 'Well, no, but give me a minute and I'll see what I can do.
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' He continued to be an inspiration to the players who followed in his footsteps and he regularly travelled to away matches on the team's coach. He also accompanied Jim Duffy's squad on their European trips to Shkodër and Perugia in 2003 and was as proud as any Dee of their return to Europe after twenty-nine years, having led Dundee into their first campaign just over forty years previously. The venerable captain of the club's greatest team played down the honour, but he was secretly chuffed to bits. Cox was a one club man, giving the Club over fifty years service.
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Thomas signed an apprentice contract with AFC Bournemouth in May 2008. He made his debut on 6 October 2009 for Bournemouth in their 2–1 away defeat to Northampton Town in the Football League Trophy Southern Section Second Round. Thomas commented, "I was chuffed to bits when I was told I was going to make my debut...I felt I did ok, but was just so disappointed to be on the losing side". He made his debut in the Football League on 5 December as a second-half substitute, replacing the injured Shwan Jalal, and kept a clean sheet as Bournemouth beat Shrewsbury Town 1–0 in Football League Two.
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Webley held weekly meetings at a pub, in which he provided lists of tasks. It was realised that the game was complete during one such meeting, and it was released in 1997 to widespread critical acclaim: it sold four million copies, remained in the charts (it reached number one) for over a decade. According to Steve Jackson, Webley was "chuffed to bits" about Theme Hospitals success. The game also attracted some controversy: there was an article in The Daily Telegraph that said "Sick computer game used by British Medical Association to train senior management", NHS bosses complained about the game, and there was a mention in the Houses of Parliament.
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In addition to the awards he received during his playing career, Nash was awarded accolades for his sporting prowess after his retirement. Nash was made a life member of South Melbourne Football Club in 1960 and following his death, the Sydney Swans wore black armbands in their match against Carlton, named their Best and Fairest Award the "Laurie Nash Medal",Cordy, N, "Swans Badly Need Role Models", Sydney Morning Herald, 16 September 1992, p. 56. in 2003 named him at centre-half-forward in their "Team of the Century""Capper huffed but Lockett's chuffed", The Age, 10 August 2003, p. 73. and in 2009 named him as an inaugural member of their Hall of Fame.
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Guinness shortly after receiving an honorary degree from Trinity College, Dublin, in 2008 Pratchett received a knighthood for "services to literature" in the 2009 UK New Year Honours list. He was previously appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire, also for "services to literature", in 1998. He formally received the accolade at Buckingham Palace on 18 February 2009. Pratchett commented in the Ansible SF/fan newsletter, "I suspect the 'services to literature' consisted of refraining from trying to write any," but added, "Still, I cannot help feeling mightily chuffed about it." On 31 December 2008, it was announced that Pratchett would be knighted (as a Knight Bachelor) in the Queen's 2009 New Year Honours.
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After the railway came to Sutherland in 1884, the area became popular for picnics - for which Cronulla has two assets: a fine ocean surfing beach, and on its southern side beautiful Gunnamatta Bay, an arm of Port Hacking. Before Cronulla was linked to Sydney by rail in 1939, it was necessary to travel to Sutherland and transfer to a steam tram which chuffed its way through sandy, sometimes bushland areas to the beach. An official post office opened in 1891, known as Cronulla Beach post office as at the time most of the settlement was on the beach side. It closed in 1893, reopened in 1907 and in 1929 its name changed officially to Cronulla.
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Pritchard won rave reviews for his performances during the season, receiving nominations for the League One Player of the Year and Football League Young Player of the Year awards. Of the nominations, he said "I'm absolutely chuffed to be nominated, I've worked hard all season and with the amount of players of my age doing so well, it's great to get that recognition". Pritchard was a key player for Swindon over the course of the 2013–14 season, making 44 appearances and scoring eight goals. Looking back on his time with the Robins, Pritchard said "it was great for me to be playing first team football at Swindon this season, I needed to get out and play competitively and I loved every minute of it".
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I just heard it snap and I was just aware of it. You can feel it come up, but there’s no pain." Although the biceps was repaired Thompson has reported that it feels different and that "it’s just not quite as smooth." Although he has said that he does not think it will ever be the same, he has also said that: "When I get to a competition, I won’t be holding back because of my arm. I’ve already won Britain’s Strongest Man - you don’t want to go down - you’ve got to try and win Britain’s Strongest Man again or it’s pointless. So I’ve got to win it really. That’ll be how I judge where I go from there - if I win it or not. Second place isn’t something I’ll be chuffed with.
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Wormull promptly signed a two-year deal with Farnborough, where he linked up with Steve King, his former manager at Lewes, and, for the sixth time in his career, with Jean-Michel Sigere, though only briefly, as Sigere was released a few days later. Wormull helped Farnborough win the 2009–10 Southern League title, playing 39 games in all competitions (20 in the league), before cancelling his contract by mutual consent at the end of that first season. He rejoined Lewes a few days later, staying with them until December, when he joined Sussex County League side Three Bridges, preferring for family reasons to play for a club nearer his home. According to Three Bridges' manager, the club were "absolutely chuffed to pieces to have such a magnificent player playing for us".
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Boyle had declared his wish to make a sequel to Trainspotting which would take place nine years after the original film, based on Irvine Welsh's sequel, Porno. He was reportedly waiting until the original actors themselves aged visibly enough to portray the same characters, ravaged by time; Boyle joked that the natural vanity of actors would make it a long wait. Ewan McGregor stated in an interview that he would return for a sequel, saying "I'm totally up for it. I'd be so chuffed to be back on set with everybody and I think it would be an extraordinary experience." In 2013, Boyle said he wanted to make a sequel that would be loosely based on Porno which he has described as "not a great book in the way that Trainspotting, the original novel, is genuinely a masterpiece". Boyle said that if the sequel happens 2016 would be the release date.
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In January 2009, Danny Boyle declared his wish to make a sequel to his 1996 film Trainspotting which would take place nine years after the original film, based on Irvine Welsh's sequel, Porno. He was reportedly waiting until the original actors themselves aged visibly enough to portray the same characters, ravaged by time; Boyle joked that the natural vanity of actors would make it a long wait. Having previously expressed doubts about a sequel, Ewan McGregor stated in a 2013 interview that he would return for a sequel, saying, "I'm totally up for it. I'd be so chuffed to be back on set with everybody and I think it would be an extraordinary experience." In March 2013, Boyle said he wanted to make a sequel that would be loosely based on Porno which he had described as "not a great book in the way that Trainspotting, the original novel, is genuinely a masterpiece". Boyle said that if the sequel were to happen, it would be for a 2016 release.
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