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Over the next two days, Marley's mood began to change and he became NARROW more uncomfortable and grumpier than usual.

I do wear a flat cap and body warmer, as does Victor Meldrew, and I am afraid that I get grumpier with each passing day.

His film credits include Bob Fosse's 1979 movie All That Jazz and1995 comedy sequel Grumpier Old Men.

I now wear the patch when I watch television, like a grumpier version of Short John Silver.

I'm sure his owners will be even grumpier after their loss, as their miserable looking pet is said to have earned them a whopping PS75m.

"Some days are grumpier than others," owner Tabatha Bundesen said.

Meanwhile, the Russians are getting grumpier, falling from 59 to 68, and Australia has dropped to 11th place.

Never thought I would reach this stage Becoming older and not earning a living wage Of course I manage as most folk do This is life no big issue I am not too happy with my new-fangled knees They do not as I ask but just as they please And yes I get grumpier as I get older Perhaps I am in need of a friendly female shoulder This is my life and how it is with me What life has in store we can only wait and see We all start to age from the day we were born Given time we all become old, knackered and worn GEORGE McLANDERS

However, James stressed that these facial expressions are more about Prince Harry growing up than the royal getting grumpier. The expert said that for the most part of his life, Prince Harry was the younger brother, the son, the grandson, and the party prince.

Donald Petrie directed the original film, which had grossed USD 70 million domestically and also led to a 1995 sequel titled 'Grumpier Old Men', which grossed about USD 72 million.

However, as time has gone on and the heatwave continued, I have also noticed people who seem distracted, fatigued and grumpier in the heat.

"It also seems that we become grumpier with our partner's driving the older we get."