| "Does a flap of a butterfly's wings in Brazil set off a tornado in Texas? " | |
| "Flap, flap, flappy ass. | |
| "He'll flap his wings and soar into the sky." | |
| "Mr Tucker threatened to remove Mr Reeder's appendix, "throw away Mr Reeder, "and appoint the useless flap of colon as special advisor." | |
| "Neck flap." | |
| "Does a flap of a butterfly's wings in Brazil set off a tornado in Texas? " | |
| "Flap, flap, flappy ass. | |
| "He'll flap his wings and soar into the sky." | |
| "Mr Tucker threatened to remove Mr Reeder's appendix, "throw away Mr Reeder, "and appoint the useless flap of colon as special advisor." | |
| "Neck flap." | |
| "Cat flaps". | |
| "Well, buddy... " well ...how about putting down the flaps?". | |
| - 3,500. Can you find the flaps? | |
| - 50... 60... - full flaps! | |
| - Ah, yes, yes. But what you want to do is try throwing with the flaps up. | |
| "Cat flaps". | |
| "Well, buddy... " well ...how about putting down the flaps?". | |
| - 3,500. Can you find the flaps? | |
| - 50... 60... - full flaps! | |
| - Ah, yes, yes. But what you want to do is try throwing with the flaps up. | |
| "The big old owl flapped his wings and yawned. | |
| - A butterfly must have flapped its wings. | |
| About time you lovebirds flapped your wings. | |
| And then, one day, a pigeon flapped, and it didn't hit the ground quite so hard. | |
| And when I say fresh towel, I don't mean Febrezed and flapped outside of the window. | |
| "Martha Rodgers as Maggie The Cat "is more of a helpless kitten, mewing and flapping her hands when she doesn't get her way." | |
| "The plastic tarp on the rear window flapping like the wings of a crow." | |
| "and by his flapping and wide-projecting ears | |
| "they do flapping things with their arms, and it doesn't make any sense. | |
| # You ain't listening to me, # # then my gums are just flapping. # | |
| "The big old owl flapped his wings and yawned. | |
| - A butterfly must have flapped its wings. | |
| About time you lovebirds flapped your wings. | |
| And then, one day, a pigeon flapped, and it didn't hit the ground quite so hard. | |
| And when I say fresh towel, I don't mean Febrezed and flapped outside of the window. | |
| "Martha Rodgers as Maggie The Cat "is more of a helpless kitten, mewing and flapping her hands when she doesn't get her way." | |
| "The plastic tarp on the rear window flapping like the wings of a crow." | |
| "and by his flapping and wide-projecting ears | |
| "they do flapping things with their arms, and it doesn't make any sense. | |
| # You ain't listening to me, # # then my gums are just flapping. # | |
