| "I'll buy this place and tear it down and build a bar out of it." | |
| - Baby, they're asking if we should have a second bar out on the patio? | |
| A bar out on the beach. | |
| And forget about Malibu Adi. Check this blonde at the bar out. | |
| And if you came back with your little army wrapped around you, well, I'd just have to get my metal bar out. | |
| "I'll buy this place and tear it down and build a bar out of it." | |
| - Baby, they're asking if we should have a second bar out on the patio? | |
| A bar out on the beach. | |
| And forget about Malibu Adi. Check this blonde at the bar out. | |
| And if you came back with your little army wrapped around you, well, I'd just have to get my metal bar out. | |
| - I think we ought to throw those bars out And eat ham and mayonnaise sandwiches. | |
| - No, we're not. Hey, let's get a tool. We can try pry the bars out. | |
| Annie, come on, pull these blinking bars out for me. Work for me. | |
| Get me some tools that l can rip these blinking bars out with. | |
| He had to get all of the poisoned candy bars out of circulation. | |
| - I think we ought to throw those bars out And eat ham and mayonnaise sandwiches. | |
| - No, we're not. Hey, let's get a tool. We can try pry the bars out. | |
| Annie, come on, pull these blinking bars out for me. Work for me. | |
| Get me some tools that l can rip these blinking bars out with. | |
| He had to get all of the poisoned candy bars out of circulation. | |
| You haven't the slightest conception of what torture it is to love a man and to be shut out, barred out, to be always an outsider. | |
| You haven't the slightest conception of what torture it is to love a man and to be shut out, barred out, to be always an outsider. | |
