play silly buggers

We've known each other too long to start playing silly buggers.

Well, if they want to play silly buggers, I'm their boy.

By playing silly buggers with his will, he managed to continue to cause havoc even when dead.

Come on, stop playing silly buggers, you're putting the wind right up me.'

"Look," he said, "it's just fate playing silly buggers with you.

Play silly buggers with me, will they?

I do not attend masquerades and play silly buggers by dressing in costume."

'Let's stop playing silly buggers,' he said, striding back into his office.

I know when people are playing silly buggers, 'cos I've done it myself.'

Play silly buggers and they need to keep wondering when the next load of bricks is going to drop on them.'

I brought him because Royan's been playing silly buggers with our memory cores.

The are playing silly buggers.

That doesn't stop that person disappearing off with my risk and playing silly buggers with it inside a black box called the City.

"Don't play silly buggers, man," she said.

There is still plenty of money to send Prince William down to the Falklands to play silly buggers.

He want to play silly buggers with his friends and make noise, he can live with his friends.

So why the hell should we care if he plays silly buggers in Stockholm and attracts the attention of the Russians?'

I began thinking about a Belgian indecipherable which had just come in until I heard myself being accused of 'playing silly buggers'.

Maybe they were just playing silly buggers, or, as Mr Vanderhyde put it so succinctly, trying to muddy the water.

'What about him'-" 'He tried to play silly buggers.

"Easy enough for someone like me"-he grinned a sergeant's grin-"to go around checking that nobody's slacking off or playing silly buggers.

'Let's stop playing silly buggers, Tam,' Giles barked, suddenly losing his cool and whipping forth his pistol.

'And when you grin in that shiny sort of way it means that someone's playing silly buggers and doesn't know you've just thrown a six.' '

It is rich to of the government to accuse the unions of playing silly buggers, when they have been refusing to partake in anything resembling negotiations for months.

They besiege the castle, fire off their ballistae and arbolasts and generally play silly buggers until they get tired and go home.