| ! All right, bitches, either you tuck your little wangs between your legs and waddle out of here or we're gonna beat the crap out of you. | |
| - Get a load of the waddle, Ma. | |
| - Hell, no, we don't waddle. | |
| - How's that weekend forecast, Gil? - I'm Private. Look, I waddle. | |
| - Let's waddle. | |
| ! All right, bitches, either you tuck your little wangs between your legs and waddle out of here or we're gonna beat the crap out of you. | |
| - Get a load of the waddle, Ma. | |
| - Hell, no, we don't waddle. | |
| - How's that weekend forecast, Gil? - I'm Private. Look, I waddle. | |
| - Let's waddle. | |
| - That is how it waddles when it moves. | |
| Anyway, she waddles up onto the stage, and she is dragging two feet of toilet paper behind her. | |
| But she waddles. | |
| But what about waddles? | |
| Can't you just see their faces when that stuffed capon waddles in? | |
| - That is how it waddles when it moves. | |
| Anyway, she waddles up onto the stage, and she is dragging two feet of toilet paper behind her. | |
| But she waddles. | |
| But what about waddles? | |
| Can't you just see their faces when that stuffed capon waddles in? | |
| 'I like this place, ' said Mrs. Mallard, as they climbed and waddled along. | |
| Cooter Mankins is the best thing to happen to me since a sophomore named Becky Jackson waddled into my life, and I will be damned if I lose him, too. | |
| He waddled over and he said... | |
| I apologize for the intrusion, but your limp-winged friend here waddled into the dog park and was about to become a labrador's lunch. | |
| I swear, he came to life, waddled into the street and a snowplow took him away! | |
| - Franck thought it would be great... to have swans waddling around the tulip border, you know, as the guests enter. | |
| -Wouldn't want my little Virgin Mary, waddling all this way on her own, Yo. | |
| And he was like this little fat muffin-top dude just waddling around and everything, and now he's a doctor. | |
| At best, you'll get three single girls waddling over at midnight to cry into some tapioca. | |
| Except I'll be wanting far fewer morbidly obese white women waddling around and crying. | |
| 'I like this place, ' said Mrs. Mallard, as they climbed and waddled along. | |
| Cooter Mankins is the best thing to happen to me since a sophomore named Becky Jackson waddled into my life, and I will be damned if I lose him, too. | |
| He waddled over and he said... | |
| I apologize for the intrusion, but your limp-winged friend here waddled into the dog park and was about to become a labrador's lunch. | |
| I swear, he came to life, waddled into the street and a snowplow took him away! | |
| - Franck thought it would be great... to have swans waddling around the tulip border, you know, as the guests enter. | |
| -Wouldn't want my little Virgin Mary, waddling all this way on her own, Yo. | |
| And he was like this little fat muffin-top dude just waddling around and everything, and now he's a doctor. | |
| At best, you'll get three single girls waddling over at midnight to cry into some tapioca. | |
| Except I'll be wanting far fewer morbidly obese white women waddling around and crying. | |
