| "...then swallow the pulp. "One each day, for strength. | |
| "He was not in the least bit scared To be mashed into a pulp | |
| "He'll beat me to pulp, right? | |
| "I beat him to a pulp and show him his place." | |
| "I'll beat you to a pulp." | |
| "...then swallow the pulp. "One each day, for strength. | |
| "He was not in the least bit scared To be mashed into a pulp | |
| "He'll beat me to pulp, right? | |
| "I beat him to a pulp and show him his place." | |
| "I'll beat you to a pulp." | |
| Being beaten to pulps for a kid. - Sir I... | |
| But what was I gonna do, be a tired old vampire from the pulps? | |
| He thought, "Maybe spicy pulps is not where I wanna be if the law's gonna be breathing down my neck." | |
| Her face and finger pulps were burnt off using a high-temperature flame, most likely a blowtorch. | |
| Her face and finger-pulps were burnt off using a high temperature blow-torch. | |
| Being beaten to pulps for a kid. - Sir I... | |
| But what was I gonna do, be a tired old vampire from the pulps? | |
| He thought, "Maybe spicy pulps is not where I wanna be if the law's gonna be breathing down my neck." | |
| Her face and finger pulps were burnt off using a high-temperature flame, most likely a blowtorch. | |
| Her face and finger-pulps were burnt off using a high temperature blow-torch. | |
| Contusions, broken bones, flesh pulped and bruised. | |
| Her liver's been pulped. | |
| His duodenum was pulped. | |
| His face was so badly pulped, he's unrecognisable. | |
| I mean everything else was burnt to a crisp, covered in claret. All mushed up, pulped up. | |
| - Paper pulping. | |
| - They've sent our exhibition catalogs for pulping! | |
| - Yeah, paper pulping. | |
| And what in God's name is pulping? | |
| I'll take your money, but I was looking forward to pulping this guy. | |
| Contusions, broken bones, flesh pulped and bruised. | |
| Her liver's been pulped. | |
| His duodenum was pulped. | |
| His face was so badly pulped, he's unrecognisable. | |
| I mean everything else was burnt to a crisp, covered in claret. All mushed up, pulped up. | |
| - Paper pulping. | |
| - They've sent our exhibition catalogs for pulping! | |
| - Yeah, paper pulping. | |
| And what in God's name is pulping? | |
| I'll take your money, but I was looking forward to pulping this guy. | |
