| So off we set down the beerhouse, in the name of duty, in pursuit of dirty snogs. |
| There aren't even any snogs, but there is one big kiss at the most crucial point of the play which, he assures me, is guaranteed to make the young crowd go ballistic. |
| She feels a bit jumbly and confused inside, but giving marks out of ten she definitely rates it higher than Gordon's rather slobbery snogs. |
| So that was my staff night out, no salacious gossip, no regretted snogs, no snogs at all in fact, but I made some new friends and that is always a good thing. |
| Some vibrant dates were had, some snogs exchanged, and some heated words said. |
| Occasional crimes such as bad temper, drunken snogs with the wrong person, unreliability or sarcastic remarks can be placed in a context of general human failing. |
