
'Never engage a mingy stentor in a brulzie.'
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'Never engage a mingy stentor in a brulzie.'
'I think he would come back to earth if women would just stop kissing him.'
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"No, I said to swab the deck!"
"I said hot, boiling oil! Not cold, refreshing milk!"
'Once a donzel, the dyvour now settled for orts.'
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'I'll be right back after these massages.'
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'Please sir - all of them!'
'Of course this scribble doesn't make any sense. Why do you think the critics call it an intellectual masterpiece?'
"Mom, Dad, I'm merry."
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"You've got to hand it to Bernie, he certainly lives life on his own terms, Never wanting to follow the herd, no commitments, no stupid egrets."
'Remember, son...forewarned is four-armed.'
"Why, yes, I do have buns of steel."
"He complains like a kid over a minor cold. He's such a groan man!"
'Frankly, when you asked me if I'd like to play a round, this isn't what I thought you had in mind.'
'Difficult negotiations is my main speciality. I'm used to walking on thin ice.'
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'How about letting me off the hook.'
'Shroffing the piefort proved it was a fido.'
"Look, I got engaged."
"Mother in Law"
... Apparently, there's a fine line between "follow your bliss" and "stalk your bliss."
"May I write a poem about you?"
'A moiety of twa is still ae.'
'His habitues tended to be cobbers in mutches.'
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'The prinker liked to japan his krimmer.'
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