| "You leave that plug in the wall, you put my organs in a jar." | |
| "and I don't want to fuck around. "l just want to plug in the instruments and get at it." | |
| 'Every time we switch on the television, plug in a computer, pay with a credit card. | |
| - I can't, I gotta plug in. | |
| - Laura, please plug in my hotplate. | |
| "You leave that plug in the wall, you put my organs in a jar." | |
| "and I don't want to fuck around. "l just want to plug in the instruments and get at it." | |
| 'Every time we switch on the television, plug in a computer, pay with a credit card. | |
| - I can't, I gotta plug in. | |
| - Laura, please plug in my hotplate. | |
| - Clapton plugs in a guitar-- | |
| - No plugs in the whole of Pula? | |
| -or water basins with plugs in. -LOGAN: | |
| Anything that plugs in goes into this bin. | |
| But when he irons his clothes... he plugs in the fan. | |
| - Clapton plugs in a guitar-- | |
| - No plugs in the whole of Pula? | |
| -or water basins with plugs in. -LOGAN: | |
| Anything that plugs in goes into this bin. | |
| But when he irons his clothes... he plugs in the fan. | |
| "I had plugged in the walkman, I couldn't hear the bell" | |
| "Will be on the oven?" "I have left the iron plugged in?" | |
| 'Kay, plugged in the TV. | |
| 'This is one of the reasons why some scholars feel 'that the text of the Qur'an is really plugged in to, say, Syria.' | |
| (Joyce) It's not even plugged in. | |
| - No. - I'm plugging in my phone. | |
| And l've got this very simple technique of just plugging in directly, right into the back of the machine. | |
| At the office, plugging in the orange juice machine. | |
| Don't even think of plugging in that curling iron. | |
| For instance, the sex of the near future, I'm not making this up, but is gonna be just like plugging in, attaching something to your genitals, and you'll be having virtual intercourse with anyone of your choice. | |
| "I had plugged in the walkman, I couldn't hear the bell" | |
| "Will be on the oven?" "I have left the iron plugged in?" | |
| 'Kay, plugged in the TV. | |
| 'This is one of the reasons why some scholars feel 'that the text of the Qur'an is really plugged in to, say, Syria.' | |
| (Joyce) It's not even plugged in. | |
| - No. - I'm plugging in my phone. | |
| And l've got this very simple technique of just plugging in directly, right into the back of the machine. | |
| At the office, plugging in the orange juice machine. | |
| Don't even think of plugging in that curling iron. | |
| For instance, the sex of the near future, I'm not making this up, but is gonna be just like plugging in, attaching something to your genitals, and you'll be having virtual intercourse with anyone of your choice. | |
