! "Ai!"'s not cool either? ! | |
! - Dude, that's not cool! | |
! - Is that cool with you, dawg? | |
! - Russ: I feel so cool. | |
! - Shh! Be cool, be cool! | |
! "Ai!"'s not cool either? ! | |
! - Dude, that's not cool! | |
! - Is that cool with you, dawg? | |
! - Russ: I feel so cool. | |
! - Shh! Be cool, be cool! | |
"Just in case it cools down," | |
"This deed I'll do before this purpose cools." | |
# 7-Up cools your thirst. # | |
- Ardor cools. | |
- Come before it cools down. | |
"Just in case it cools down," | |
"This deed I'll do before this purpose cools." | |
# 7-Up cools your thirst. # | |
- Ardor cools. | |
- Come before it cools down. | |
"I'm struck, and cut, shaped, and cooled, then bound by rings to release what's stored." | |
"cooled and warmed by the same winter and summer. | |
# A-burnin´ with the fires that could only be cooled# # In the beckoning depths # # Oftwo blue, limpid pools # | |
'Sadly, by the time Terry McCann's kettle had cooled down, 'the producers were ready with their next challenge.' | |
'While my Fiat cooled down a bit, I bought the other two some presents. | |
! Ok, let's call this a cooling down period. | |
"Just relax and cool out." I start cooling out. | |
"Scorching heat, cooling shade." | |
"The scorching heat, cooling shade." | |
"They are beaten back, for the most part, from their home nests, and driven away to mope and die in the cooling evenings of the late summer and early autumn. " | |
"I'm struck, and cut, shaped, and cooled, then bound by rings to release what's stored." | |
"cooled and warmed by the same winter and summer. | |
# A-burnin´ with the fires that could only be cooled# # In the beckoning depths # # Oftwo blue, limpid pools # | |
'Sadly, by the time Terry McCann's kettle had cooled down, 'the producers were ready with their next challenge.' | |
'While my Fiat cooled down a bit, I bought the other two some presents. | |
! Ok, let's call this a cooling down period. | |
"Just relax and cool out." I start cooling out. | |
"Scorching heat, cooling shade." | |
"The scorching heat, cooling shade." | |
"They are beaten back, for the most part, from their home nests, and driven away to mope and die in the cooling evenings of the late summer and early autumn. " | |