| "When you make a mistake, you should own up to it, no matter how uncomfortable it makes you"? | |
| 'Cause when we do something wrong, we own up to it. | |
| 'I decided to own up about Chloe's exam paper, 'but I had no idea just how pissed off mum would actually be 'when I told her.' | |
| - Absolutely. It's not a nice realization, but I have to own up to it. | |
| - After six years, you still can't own up to your mistakes. | |
| "When you make a mistake, you should own up to it, no matter how uncomfortable it makes you"? | |
| 'Cause when we do something wrong, we own up to it. | |
| 'I decided to own up about Chloe's exam paper, 'but I had no idea just how pissed off mum would actually be 'when I told her.' | |
| - Absolutely. It's not a nice realization, but I have to own up to it. | |
| - After six years, you still can't own up to your mistakes. | |
| - And if no owns up? | |
| Come on, you were always the vice Janie, and now you gotta step it up, because the current vice-vice Janie owns up to five different cats. | |
| He owns up to everything... | |
| He owns up, we're home free. | |
| I've left space for the fridge, if some bloody clown owns up to stealing it. | |
| - And if no owns up? | |
| Come on, you were always the vice Janie, and now you gotta step it up, because the current vice-vice Janie owns up to five different cats. | |
| He owns up to everything... | |
| He owns up, we're home free. | |
| I've left space for the fridge, if some bloody clown owns up to stealing it. | |
| - So that's why he owned up. | |
| A man was killed and another man owned up to his murder. | |
| And you're certain of that. I'm certain of that. [narrator] so president bush owned up to it. | |
| Because I owned up to it. | |
| But she called the police back and owned up to the mistake. | |
| - It's about not owning up to it. | |
| - You finally owning up to it? | |
| ...and punished! And, since no one is owning up... zero all round in conduct. | |
| And this here's Colleen, my niece, who's also an alcoholic but is not really up to admitting it and owning up to it right now. | |
| And, since no one is owning up... zero all round in conduct. | |
| - So that's why he owned up. | |
| A man was killed and another man owned up to his murder. | |
| And you're certain of that. I'm certain of that. [narrator] so president bush owned up to it. | |
| Because I owned up to it. | |
| But she called the police back and owned up to the mistake. | |
| - It's about not owning up to it. | |
| - You finally owning up to it? | |
| ...and punished! And, since no one is owning up... zero all round in conduct. | |
| And this here's Colleen, my niece, who's also an alcoholic but is not really up to admitting it and owning up to it right now. | |
| And, since no one is owning up... zero all round in conduct. | |
