| ! Thank you, crick. Shouted from the mountaintops like a true friend... | |
| 'Cause it felt like you just swatted me. No, no, you-- l have a little crick in my wrist. | |
| * That's how the crickets crick all day * * In the Merry Old Land of Oz * | |
| - A crick? | |
| - Dig, dig But I've got this crick in my spine | |
| ! Thank you, crick. Shouted from the mountaintops like a true friend... | |
| 'Cause it felt like you just swatted me. No, no, you-- l have a little crick in my wrist. | |
| * That's how the crickets crick all day * * In the Merry Old Land of Oz * | |
| - A crick? | |
| - Dig, dig But I've got this crick in my spine | |
| But after about 25,000 years of this... and having developed severe cricks in their necks... man and woman became bored again... even with all those brilliant, ultramodern, innovative ideas... like the first motion-picture cameras. | |
| I thought they swam down in the cricks. | |
| But after about 25,000 years of this... and having developed severe cricks in their necks... man and woman became bored again... even with all those brilliant, ultramodern, innovative ideas... like the first motion-picture cameras. | |
| I thought they swam down in the cricks. | |
| She's gonna end up cricked if you don't move. | |
| You'd have to walk about with your neck cricked. | |
| Its probably just rotator arm cricking. | |
| She's gonna end up cricked if you don't move. | |
| You'd have to walk about with your neck cricked. | |
| Its probably just rotator arm cricking. | |
