| ! [door opens] aha! You must be bob. | |
| "Five bob double. | |
| "Say, bob, "what's a metaphor for an invasive | |
| "bob, stop." | |
| "randy forgot to wipe earlier."name is ear l i mean,all those poor,starving children, and... and all those musicians with their different musical styles-- bob dylan,dan aykroyd-- and they're all coming together,and they're all harmonizing | |
| ! [door opens] aha! You must be bob. | |
| "Five bob double. | |
| "Say, bob, "what's a metaphor for an invasive | |
| "bob, stop." | |
| "randy forgot to wipe earlier."name is ear l i mean,all those poor,starving children, and... and all those musicians with their different musical styles-- bob dylan,dan aykroyd-- and they're all coming together,and they're all harmonizing | |
| "bis and bobs and odds and sods and the meat raion's been cut again" soup. | |
| - Hi. - Hey, bobs. - How was he? | |
| - We've borrowed some bits and bobs. | |
| -Cost you couple of bobs there, now. | |
| A chambered nautilus bobs its way toward deeper water. | |
| "bis and bobs and odds and sods and the meat raion's been cut again" soup. | |
| - Hi. - Hey, bobs. - How was he? | |
| - We've borrowed some bits and bobs. | |
| -Cost you couple of bobs there, now. | |
| A chambered nautilus bobs its way toward deeper water. | |
| "Bobbing for apples" with a different man three hours after you claimed you "bobbed" with my client? | |
| ( chuckles ) I think you bobbed when I, | |
| - Annie, they bobbed my nose. | |
| - They bobbed my nose. | |
| - You think I should get it bobbed? | |
| "l wanted to be on a lake with a fishing rod and sunshine... not bobbing around at night in a swimming pool." | |
| $250 is my rate for bobbing for apples, if you know what I mean. | |
| 'It is spring, moonless night in a small town, starless and bible-black, the cobblestreets silent, and the hunched courters' and rabbits' wood limping invisible, down to the sloe black, slow, black crow black, fishingboat-bobbing sea.' | |
| - 'coz they keep bobbing' around -- - No. | |
| - ... apple-bobbing, hayrides. | |
| "Bobbing for apples" with a different man three hours after you claimed you "bobbed" with my client? | |
| ( chuckles ) I think you bobbed when I, | |
| - Annie, they bobbed my nose. | |
| - They bobbed my nose. | |
| - You think I should get it bobbed? | |
| "l wanted to be on a lake with a fishing rod and sunshine... not bobbing around at night in a swimming pool." | |
| $250 is my rate for bobbing for apples, if you know what I mean. | |
| 'It is spring, moonless night in a small town, starless and bible-black, the cobblestreets silent, and the hunched courters' and rabbits' wood limping invisible, down to the sloe black, slow, black crow black, fishingboat-bobbing sea.' | |
| - 'coz they keep bobbing' around -- - No. | |
| - ... apple-bobbing, hayrides. | |
