| "Don't overdo it, Serge," you told me. | |
| - (Robin) Don't overdo it, Allan. | |
| - But because humans have progressed and now have access to all the shit they want whenever they want it, it's easy for them to overdo and have dopamine problems. | |
| - But don't overdo it. | |
| - Calm down, don't overdo it. | |
| "Don't overdo it, Serge," you told me. | |
| - (Robin) Don't overdo it, Allan. | |
| - But because humans have progressed and now have access to all the shit they want whenever they want it, it's easy for them to overdo and have dopamine problems. | |
| - But don't overdo it. | |
| - Calm down, don't overdo it. | |
| Dittmar overdoes things. | |
| I never imagined. - You know, mom overdoes. | |
| It overdoes it, in wetness. | |
| Oh, she overdoes. | |
| She overdoes it. | |
| Dittmar overdoes things. | |
| I never imagined. - You know, mom overdoes. | |
| It overdoes it, in wetness. | |
| Oh, she overdoes. | |
| She overdoes it. | |
| "Silly of me, but I'm afraid I overdid it - made a left-hand turn and what not -" | |
| 'I think I overdid that one.' | |
| - Aah. I think we overdid the exercising. | |
| - Chaz? - He kind of overdid it. | |
| - He overdid. | |
| "Silly of me, but I'm afraid I overdid it - made a left-hand turn and what not -" | |
| 'I think I overdid that one.' | |
| - Aah. I think we overdid the exercising. | |
| - Chaz? - He kind of overdid it. | |
| - He overdid. | |
| "You're overdoing it." | |
| - Am I overdoing it? | |
| - Aren't you overdoing it a bit? | |
| - Aren't you overdoing this? | |
| - Aren't you overdoing' this a little bit? | |
| "It struck 12:00 more than two minutes ago and everything's getting overdone!" | |
| "Ladies and gentlemen, could we have you on the lawn for the commemorative photograph, please." It was a grand, ludicrous overdone affair, in a way that all philanthropic victorian public occasions were. | |
| "Not overdone." | |
| - A bit overdone, Rosie. | |
| - Blue as you like, but if a decent vet couldn't save it, it's overdone. All right son, on you go. | |
| "You're overdoing it." | |
| - Am I overdoing it? | |
| - Aren't you overdoing it a bit? | |
| - Aren't you overdoing this? | |
| - Aren't you overdoing' this a little bit? | |
| "It struck 12:00 more than two minutes ago and everything's getting overdone!" | |
| "Ladies and gentlemen, could we have you on the lawn for the commemorative photograph, please." It was a grand, ludicrous overdone affair, in a way that all philanthropic victorian public occasions were. | |
| "Not overdone." | |
| - A bit overdone, Rosie. | |
| - Blue as you like, but if a decent vet couldn't save it, it's overdone. All right son, on you go. | |
