| "Student attacked by blotchy, maroon mob. | |
| "What a maroon." "You can't handle the truth." | |
| "You know, Grandpa, maroon and black aren't so bad after all." | |
| "here goes a maroon, killed by a shovel." | |
| 'cause, uh... maroon 5's on "kimmel" tonight. | |
| "Student attacked by blotchy, maroon mob. | |
| "What a maroon." "You can't handle the truth." | |
| "You know, Grandpa, maroon and black aren't so bad after all." | |
| "here goes a maroon, killed by a shovel." | |
| 'cause, uh... maroon 5's on "kimmel" tonight. | |
| Anything's better than looting, plundering maroons. | |
| Did the maroons leave any drink? | |
| Mavis- A.K. was right when he said we were making pictures for a lot of maroons. | |
| Okay, okay, which one of you maroons has ever played basketball? | |
| Plum disgraceful to us maroons. | |
| Anything's better than looting, plundering maroons. | |
| Did the maroons leave any drink? | |
| Mavis- A.K. was right when he said we were making pictures for a lot of maroons. | |
| Okay, okay, which one of you maroons has ever played basketball? | |
| Plum disgraceful to us maroons. | |
| "I felt marooned. | |
| "If you were marooned in an ombu tree... and you had some logs and something to tie them into a raft... you wouldn't just sit there until you died or something, would you?" | |
| "It would seem I've been marooned, as no one has yet come for me. | |
| "try to imagine being marooned on a beautiful desert island." | |
| 'In many of the camps, thousands of survivors remained, marooned. ' | |
| -He is marooning us! | |
| Or marooning a ship full of innocent people? | |
| Tom only performs when there's someone to impress, so marooning him on freak island isn't helping anyone. | |
| You spoke not long ago of marooning me. | |
| "I felt marooned. | |
| "If you were marooned in an ombu tree... and you had some logs and something to tie them into a raft... you wouldn't just sit there until you died or something, would you?" | |
| "It would seem I've been marooned, as no one has yet come for me. | |
| "try to imagine being marooned on a beautiful desert island." | |
| 'In many of the camps, thousands of survivors remained, marooned. ' | |
| -He is marooning us! | |
| Or marooning a ship full of innocent people? | |
| Tom only performs when there's someone to impress, so marooning him on freak island isn't helping anyone. | |
| You spoke not long ago of marooning me. | |
