| ! Is that really fair? | |
| ! That's not very fair. | |
| ! Two on one... you call that fair? | |
| ! We got a street fair filled with confetti and dead bodies. | |
| ! Well, to be fair, she loved Savi, so her judgment might have been a bit off. | |
| ! Is that really fair? | |
| ! That's not very fair. | |
| ! Two on one... you call that fair? | |
| ! We got a street fair filled with confetti and dead bodies. | |
| ! Well, to be fair, she loved Savi, so her judgment might have been a bit off. | |
| "A gipsy makes her dance at fairs, "but her mother recognises her thanks to a locket. | |
| "Markets and fairs." "Vaccination for dogs." | |
| "and that I never stopped stealing, at the counter, at the fairs, "from the workers' wages "and the inheritance of my brother, Leopoldino, to whom I am the trustee | |
| # Oh, beautiful for empty fairs # | |
| - Comebacks and town fairs aren't? | |
| "A gipsy makes her dance at fairs, "but her mother recognises her thanks to a locket. | |
| "Markets and fairs." "Vaccination for dogs." | |
| "and that I never stopped stealing, at the counter, at the fairs, "from the workers' wages "and the inheritance of my brother, Leopoldino, to whom I am the trustee | |
| # Oh, beautiful for empty fairs # | |
| - Comebacks and town fairs aren't? | |
| "Her buttocks is strong, breast is round and high... she was hair-faired, and l won't lie." | |
| - I am a faired impartial jurist. | |
| How have you faired? | |
| I faired well thanks to you. I wasn't bored or lonely. | |
| The Mayor of Whoville a man named McDodd who's devoted and faired and little bit odd. | |
| - Now, here's the situation. - How you fairing, Billy? | |
| And he's broken the front fairing. | |
| For example, this one's a 4090 --- while that one has a fairing. | |
| How is he fairing these days? | |
| How is she fairing? | |
| "Her buttocks is strong, breast is round and high... she was hair-faired, and l won't lie." | |
| - I am a faired impartial jurist. | |
| How have you faired? | |
| I faired well thanks to you. I wasn't bored or lonely. | |
| The Mayor of Whoville a man named McDodd who's devoted and faired and little bit odd. | |
| - Now, here's the situation. - How you fairing, Billy? | |
| And he's broken the front fairing. | |
| For example, this one's a 4090 --- while that one has a fairing. | |
| How is he fairing these days? | |
| How is she fairing? | |
