| ! And what's chocolate surprise? | |
| ! get the chocolate! | |
| "'Oh, oh, here comes Trinity's chocolate sale again. "' | |
| "'The windowsils are made of chocolate,' declared Hansel. | |
| "...go elsewhere for chocolate" | |
| ! And what's chocolate surprise? | |
| ! get the chocolate! | |
| "'Oh, oh, here comes Trinity's chocolate sale again. "' | |
| "'The windowsils are made of chocolate,' declared Hansel. | |
| "...go elsewhere for chocolate" | |
| "'No,"' means that you don't want to sell the chocolates. | |
| "'Yes,"' means that, like every other student in this school, you agree to sell 50 boxes of chocolates. | |
| "Don't mention 9l1 1 when you hand out the chocolates." Just, you know... | |
| "Fairy-tale chocolates..." | |
| "If I don't run down there soon with a box of chocolates, she's gonna be offended?" | |
| "'No,"' means that you don't want to sell the chocolates. | |
| "'Yes,"' means that, like every other student in this school, you agree to sell 50 boxes of chocolates. | |
| "Don't mention 9l1 1 when you hand out the chocolates." Just, you know... | |
| "Fairy-tale chocolates..." | |
| "If I don't run down there soon with a box of chocolates, she's gonna be offended?" | |
| I got hot chocolated. | |
| The She-Shepherd hot chocolated me. | |
| You know who the daddy of that chocolated baby is? | |
| I got hot chocolated. | |
| The She-Shepherd hot chocolated me. | |
| You know who the daddy of that chocolated baby is? | |
