| "A sailor has fallen ill below deck. He is talking in a fever." | |
| "All hands on deck." | |
| "And {\*a couple of }rocking chairs on the deck to watch the sun set." | |
| "B" deck. Get in there. | |
| "B" deck? | |
| "A sailor has fallen ill below deck. He is talking in a fever." | |
| "All hands on deck." | |
| "And {\*a couple of }rocking chairs on the deck to watch the sun set." | |
| "B" deck. Get in there. | |
| "B" deck? | |
| "Blonde decks cellphone guy. | |
| "Clear the decks, clear the tracks | |
| "Johnny Chase walks around Hewlett harbor with the same vacant eyes that manned the decks of the gokstad in the short-lived, highly glofied 'Viking Quest.'" | |
| "My life will be yours if you give up these decks of cards" | |
| "Sharks gaze up to the ship's decks like hungry dogs round a table, where red meat is carved." | |
| "Blonde decks cellphone guy. | |
| "Clear the decks, clear the tracks | |
| "Johnny Chase walks around Hewlett harbor with the same vacant eyes that manned the decks of the gokstad in the short-lived, highly glofied 'Viking Quest.'" | |
| "My life will be yours if you give up these decks of cards" | |
| "Sharks gaze up to the ship's decks like hungry dogs round a table, where red meat is carved." | |
| "...decked out in lounging pajamas of her favorite color: | |
| "I get up every morning at 5:30 and commute for an hour to a bullshit job where my boss expects me to kiss his balls all day so I can afford to keep my ungrateful kids decked out in Dora the Explorer shit and my wife up to her fat ass in self-help videos until the day I get the courage to put a shotgun in my mouth." | |
| "it's you I'm all decked up for" | |
| "make sure the bride's palanquin is decked with flowers..." | |
| "we got to get decked up, wait at the window and solicit..." | |
| "go to lunch to discuss our approach," we didn't mean decking the owner. | |
| 'I'll tell you how much it cost me, '300 grand plus $20,000 for the custom teak decking. | |
| - Commence decking halls. | |
| - Oh, you're just decking' the halls, huh? | |
| -To show off your decking. -No, that's fine. | |
| "...decked out in lounging pajamas of her favorite color: | |
| "I get up every morning at 5:30 and commute for an hour to a bullshit job where my boss expects me to kiss his balls all day so I can afford to keep my ungrateful kids decked out in Dora the Explorer shit and my wife up to her fat ass in self-help videos until the day I get the courage to put a shotgun in my mouth." | |
| "it's you I'm all decked up for" | |
| "make sure the bride's palanquin is decked with flowers..." | |
| "we got to get decked up, wait at the window and solicit..." | |
| "go to lunch to discuss our approach," we didn't mean decking the owner. | |
| 'I'll tell you how much it cost me, '300 grand plus $20,000 for the custom teak decking. | |
| - Commence decking halls. | |
| - Oh, you're just decking' the halls, huh? | |
| -To show off your decking. -No, that's fine. | |
