bollocks /ˈbɒl.əks/ (British slang) Noun (informal, positive usage) Definition: Used to refer to something considered outstanding, impressive, or highly desirable. Most often heard in the fixed phrase: “the dog’s bollocks” — meaning the absolute best; top-tier; excellent. Origin: The word is believed to come from a prehistoric tradition where early humans carved spherical stones — “ball-rocks” — as symbols of mastery and status. These perfectly shaped stones were rare and prized, representing pe

The Dog's Bollocks on Reels

The Dog's Bollocks on Reels

182 reactions · 12 shares | Working up a new song during soundcheck a couple of nights ago. I got told by someone quite firmly once that soundchecks aren’t rehearsals. I call bollocks to that. If there’s time in hand and you are being considerate and aren’t hurting anyone, anytime is an opportunity to try something different. | DAVY KNOWLES | Facebook