| - Blub-blub-blub. | |
| -Hey, mon. -Blub-blub. | |
| And suddenly Brian just started to blub. | |
| Are we a little concerned that Sydney has had five swim lessons now-- All she can do is the blub blub blub... | |
| Blub blub. | |
| - Blub-blub-blub. | |
| -Hey, mon. -Blub-blub. | |
| And suddenly Brian just started to blub. | |
| Are we a little concerned that Sydney has had five swim lessons now-- All she can do is the blub blub blub... | |
| Blub blub. | |
| Officer blubs. | |
| Sheriff blubs, do you really want to lock us all up in a government facility somewhere? | |
| That's because dad didn't like me crying so I used to bite on it to hold back the blubs. | |
| This is sheriff blubs. | |
| What's your opinion, sheriff blubs? | |
| Officer blubs. | |
| Sheriff blubs, do you really want to lock us all up in a government facility somewhere? | |
| That's because dad didn't like me crying so I used to bite on it to hold back the blubs. | |
| This is sheriff blubs. | |
| What's your opinion, sheriff blubs? | |
| I thrashed you and you blubbed! | |
| Or it was, until Osnard blubbed it. | |
| So...she was single, desperate and probably blubbed herself to sleep every night. | |
| 'Here it comes. No blubbing, no garment rending.' | |
| 1 4 and she's blubbing. | |
| Ah, well, I got into a scrap with a fellow who called you a nosey little strumpet who was always going blubbing to the Queen, and we got into a fight, and he cut off the top half. | |
| He was blubbing for his wife. | |
| He'll be blubbing in a minute, "Oh, Nancy, why don't you love me best no more?" | |
| I thrashed you and you blubbed! | |
| Or it was, until Osnard blubbed it. | |
| So...she was single, desperate and probably blubbed herself to sleep every night. | |
| 'Here it comes. No blubbing, no garment rending.' | |
| 1 4 and she's blubbing. | |
| Ah, well, I got into a scrap with a fellow who called you a nosey little strumpet who was always going blubbing to the Queen, and we got into a fight, and he cut off the top half. | |
| He was blubbing for his wife. | |
| He'll be blubbing in a minute, "Oh, Nancy, why don't you love me best no more?" | |
