| 'Cause I need you to work your magic and make this whole situation go poof. | |
| Can your friends go poof! | |
| Can't I just make it go poof? | |
| Did Skaar go poof? | |
| I go poof. | |
| 'Cause I need you to work your magic and make this whole situation go poof. | |
| Can your friends go poof! | |
| Can't I just make it go poof? | |
| Did Skaar go poof? | |
| I go poof. | |
| - There goes poof. | |
| And then, sadly, he goes poof. | |
| Dad runs off with his children and goes poof? | |
| Everything goes poof except the skull and the kneecaps. | |
| How do you think that feels, Clarice, when your best friend just goes poof and disappears? | |
| - There goes poof. | |
| And then, sadly, he goes poof. | |
| Dad runs off with his children and goes poof? | |
| Everything goes poof except the skull and the kneecaps. | |
| How do you think that feels, Clarice, when your best friend just goes poof and disappears? | |
| - Since he went poof? No. - Uh, but it's been hours. | |
| 300 grand from the pension fund went poof. | |
| And then the very next day, it went poof! Don't you think that's strange? | |
| I thought we just went poof! | |
| Last I heard, he played God, went poof. | |
| - Since he went poof? No. - Uh, but it's been hours. | |
| 300 grand from the pension fund went poof. | |
| And then the very next day, it went poof! Don't you think that's strange? | |
| I thought we just went poof! | |
| Last I heard, he played God, went poof. | |
| It's gone poof. | |
| The marriage, she has gone poof. | |
| It's gone poof. | |
| The marriage, she has gone poof. | |
