| ! I checked my gut, like you said. | |
| "... Schlup, schlup, schlup, milch ist gut..." | |
| "Bust a gut if you have to, but get up there!" | |
| "Did you gut the pillow with the knife?" he says. | |
| "I will gut you like a hog." | |
| ! I checked my gut, like you said. | |
| "... Schlup, schlup, schlup, milch ist gut..." | |
| "Bust a gut if you have to, but get up there!" | |
| "Did you gut the pillow with the knife?" he says. | |
| "I will gut you like a hog." | |
| ! I'm so traumatised no one's had the guts to tell you the horrible, terrible, appallingly hideous, awful news. | |
| ! We do the one thing the JTP never had the guts to do... | |
| """Prove you've got guts by ordering the National Assembly to dissolve." | |
| "... Who's got guts." | |
| "...and make a little bet with this high-roller Beekman with guts." | |
| ! I'm so traumatised no one's had the guts to tell you the horrible, terrible, appallingly hideous, awful news. | |
| ! We do the one thing the JTP never had the guts to do... | |
| """Prove you've got guts by ordering the National Assembly to dissolve." | |
| "... Who's got guts." | |
| "...and make a little bet with this high-roller Beekman with guts." | |
| ""Estate Condition" is scary- it means it has to be gutted. | |
| "All that held now was that violated, looted country, "the fraying fringes of the town, "those gutted hills, hills by rote, | |
| "If you are the best your planet can offer as a champion..." ...then your world will be gutted... - and your people enslaved. | |
| "built in 1823 and gutted by a fire which started | |
| 'Cause their bodies were gutted. | |
| 'Cause l'd take pleasure in gutting' you, boy. | |
| - If you consider digging up Lisa Willoughby's corpse and gutting her like a fish a prank, yes, I guess it was a prank. | |
| 4000 square feet, we're gutting the place. | |
| A few broken windows, some fighting now and again, or bulldozers gutting the heart of your town? | |
| A gutting at whose hand? | |
| ""Estate Condition" is scary- it means it has to be gutted. | |
| "All that held now was that violated, looted country, "the fraying fringes of the town, "those gutted hills, hills by rote, | |
| "If you are the best your planet can offer as a champion..." ...then your world will be gutted... - and your people enslaved. | |
| "built in 1823 and gutted by a fire which started | |
| 'Cause their bodies were gutted. | |
| 'Cause l'd take pleasure in gutting' you, boy. | |
| - If you consider digging up Lisa Willoughby's corpse and gutting her like a fish a prank, yes, I guess it was a prank. | |
| 4000 square feet, we're gutting the place. | |
| A few broken windows, some fighting now and again, or bulldozers gutting the heart of your town? | |
| A gutting at whose hand? | |
