| ! - A fork? | |
| "...the embrace of sin, the individual achieves perfect metaphysical pitch and transforms himself into a tuning fork of God." | |
| "A broken down house was at the fork on that lane." | |
| "Alice came to a fork in the road." | |
| "Find the devil's fork | |
| ! - A fork? | |
| "...the embrace of sin, the individual achieves perfect metaphysical pitch and transforms himself into a tuning fork of God." | |
| "A broken down house was at the fork on that lane." | |
| "Alice came to a fork in the road." | |
| "Find the devil's fork | |
| "A lady in distress wishes to dispose of some fish knives and forks." "A wedding present let go with great regret." | |
| "And while I will miss the friendly farm animals, "I feel that, this year, my time would best be spent bringing plastic forks." | |
| "Are not princes and kings ancient and honorable... the sword and the spear are dispersed on the four points of the earth... for the sickles, for the mattocks, for the forks, for the axes." | |
| "Forks on the left, forks on the left, Rheba" | |
| "Long tables with white tablecloths, white plates, two spoons, two forks, | |
| "A lady in distress wishes to dispose of some fish knives and forks." "A wedding present let go with great regret." | |
| "And while I will miss the friendly farm animals, "I feel that, this year, my time would best be spent bringing plastic forks." | |
| "Are not princes and kings ancient and honorable... the sword and the spear are dispersed on the four points of the earth... for the sickles, for the mattocks, for the forks, for the axes." | |
| "Forks on the left, forks on the left, Rheba" | |
| "Long tables with white tablecloths, white plates, two spoons, two forks, | |
| "The sycophant flatters with forked tongue". | |
| "White man speak with, uh, forked tongue!" | |
| 'Because their words had forked no lightning they' 'Do not go gentle, into that good night' 'Rage, rage against the dying of the light.' | |
| (chuckles) Asks the man who forked over half his company to a woman who, in turn, sent him to federal prison. | |
| * some with the forked tongues they'd love again to unlearn * * some for a heart a brushed yet stainless urn... * | |
| "spooning may lead to forking." | |
| - I can drive any forking' thing around. | |
| Already the roads are forking again, turning back on themselves, merging, passing the same point again. | |
| As long as you got your checkbook out how about forking a little over to PBS? | |
| But you can't keep forking out for him every week. | |
| "The sycophant flatters with forked tongue". | |
| "White man speak with, uh, forked tongue!" | |
| 'Because their words had forked no lightning they' 'Do not go gentle, into that good night' 'Rage, rage against the dying of the light.' | |
| (chuckles) Asks the man who forked over half his company to a woman who, in turn, sent him to federal prison. | |
| * some with the forked tongues they'd love again to unlearn * * some for a heart a brushed yet stainless urn... * | |
| "spooning may lead to forking." | |
| - I can drive any forking' thing around. | |
| Already the roads are forking again, turning back on themselves, merging, passing the same point again. | |
| As long as you got your checkbook out how about forking a little over to PBS? | |
| But you can't keep forking out for him every week. | |
