| (We don't wanna... antagonise her, do I? | |
| - Don't antagonise him, Mr Browne. | |
| - Maybe not the kind of person we'd want to antagonise. | |
| - No, we do tend to antagonise. | |
| - Then why antagonise him? | |
| (We don't wanna... antagonise her, do I? | |
| - Don't antagonise him, Mr Browne. | |
| - Maybe not the kind of person we'd want to antagonise. | |
| - No, we do tend to antagonise. | |
| - Then why antagonise him? | |
| I mean, Stein, man, that part where the antagonist antagonises the protagonist? | |
| I mean, Stein, man, that part where the antagonist antagonises the protagonist? | |
| He antagonised people, people with problems. | |
| We should not have antagonised her. | |
| Father couldn't take any more antagonising. | |
| I'm not antagonising them. | |
| Just stop antagonising them. | |
| Nothing to be gained by antagonising him. | |
| Why are you still antagonising him! ? | |
| He antagonised people, people with problems. | |
| We should not have antagonised her. | |
| Father couldn't take any more antagonising. | |
| I'm not antagonising them. | |
| Just stop antagonising them. | |
| Nothing to be gained by antagonising him. | |
| Why are you still antagonising him! ? | |
