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"... I'm a pig-headed cretinous lout..." "...
"... think I'm a pig-headed cretinous lout, don't you?"
"He's not a lout.
"That's my wife you're talking to, you one-legged lout!"
"You think I'm a pig-headed cretinous lout, don't..."
"... I'm a pig-headed cretinous lout..." "...
"... think I'm a pig-headed cretinous lout, don't you?"
"He's not a lout.
"That's my wife you're talking to, you one-legged lout!"
"You think I'm a pig-headed cretinous lout, don't..."
"There's got to be discipline, you thick-headed louts, or else you'd be crawling about like monkeys on trees!"
- Just big-mouthed louts who enjoy frightening girls.
- March out, you renegade louts!
- So, you louts, you don't appreciate my kindness!
- Yes. It's so peaceful here, but those louts...
"There's got to be discipline, you thick-headed louts, or else you'd be crawling about like monkeys on trees!"
- Just big-mouthed louts who enjoy frightening girls.
- March out, you renegade louts!
- So, you louts, you don't appreciate my kindness!
- Yes. It's so peaceful here, but those louts...