| - And you go and muck out some dung! | |
| And tonight I'm gonna muck out Sonya's stall. | |
| As soon as you clear that muck out of your ear... | |
| Get that muck out of here. | |
| Get that muck out of your ears! | |
| - And you go and muck out some dung! | |
| And tonight I'm gonna muck out Sonya's stall. | |
| As soon as you clear that muck out of your ear... | |
| Get that muck out of here. | |
| Get that muck out of your ears! | |
| The master mucks out, his mate has the harrow. | |
| The master mucks out, his mate has the harrow. | |
| Ah... I was walking through the grounds this morning and I couldn't help but notice that your stables have just been mucked out. | |
| I'm mucked out. | |
| I've got lots of potatoes that need peeling and stables to be mucked out. | |
| They raised it on hydraulic lifts, sunk a series of shafts, mucked out the clay, laid down a layer of gravel, and then poured cement over that. So it's reasonable to assume that the bodies were tossed down the shaft before the gravel was dumped. | |
| You mucked out stables for me too. | |
| - Because of you... they've got her mucking out the elephant pen. | |
| -It will mainly be mucking out. -I don't mind. | |
| -It will mainly be mucking out. | |
| Bust him now, tomorrow you'll be mucking out stalls at Horse Patrol. | |
| He simply loved mucking out the animals. | |
| Ah... I was walking through the grounds this morning and I couldn't help but notice that your stables have just been mucked out. | |
| I'm mucked out. | |
| I've got lots of potatoes that need peeling and stables to be mucked out. | |
| They raised it on hydraulic lifts, sunk a series of shafts, mucked out the clay, laid down a layer of gravel, and then poured cement over that. So it's reasonable to assume that the bodies were tossed down the shaft before the gravel was dumped. | |
| You mucked out stables for me too. | |
| - Because of you... they've got her mucking out the elephant pen. | |
| -It will mainly be mucking out. -I don't mind. | |
| -It will mainly be mucking out. | |
| Bust him now, tomorrow you'll be mucking out stalls at Horse Patrol. | |
| He simply loved mucking out the animals. | |
