| "206" refers to the number of bones in the human body, which is why they refer to each other as Dustmen. | |
| "Adamu" is what the Sumerians refer to as "first man," the | |
| "Does 'you' refer to a body, a life, a name?" | |
| "Hacker" used to refer to industrious coders who pushed the boundaries of modern computing. | |
| "If media contacts you about this, refer to me". | |
| "206" refers to the number of bones in the human body, which is why they refer to each other as Dustmen. | |
| "Adamu" is what the Sumerians refer to as "first man," the | |
| "Does 'you' refer to a body, a life, a name?" | |
| "Hacker" used to refer to industrious coders who pushed the boundaries of modern computing. | |
| "If media contacts you about this, refer to me". | |
| " Halfway out of the dark" simply refers to that's originally what Christmas was. | |
| " Technically it refers to the largest meal of the day whenever it's consumed. | |
| "206" refers to the number of bones in the human body, which is why they refer to each other as Dustmen. | |
| "Beast" refers to his way of making love. | |
| "Eight bells" refers to a watch length. | |
| " Halfway out of the dark" simply refers to that's originally what Christmas was. | |
| " Technically it refers to the largest meal of the day whenever it's consumed. | |
| "206" refers to the number of bones in the human body, which is why they refer to each other as Dustmen. | |
| "Beast" refers to his way of making love. | |
| "Eight bells" refers to a watch length. | |
| ! Well, Here on Marklar, everyone and everything is referred to as Marklar! | |
| " They referred to the place as the house of the master. " | |
| "From your very own plenipotentiary, to the provisions of the said document... "hereinafter to be referred to as The Letter: | |
| "Fujii Itsuki you referred to" | |
| "He was referred to as the baron, "with several names attached to him. | |
| " 'Mrs. David Copperfield, I think,' said Miss Betsey the emphasis referring to my mother's mourning weeds and her condition not having been lighted, indeed, since my father's funeral. " | |
| "He was referring to raccomendazione... | |
| "He's" don't like to be called "she's" and I don't who this he-man is that you're referring to. | |
| "Here" is an adverb of location referring to this castle. | |
| "I'm probably referring to some snooty podcast to sound even smarter." | |
| ! Well, Here on Marklar, everyone and everything is referred to as Marklar! | |
| " They referred to the place as the house of the master. " | |
| "From your very own plenipotentiary, to the provisions of the said document... "hereinafter to be referred to as The Letter: | |
| "Fujii Itsuki you referred to" | |
| "He was referred to as the baron, "with several names attached to him. | |
| " 'Mrs. David Copperfield, I think,' said Miss Betsey the emphasis referring to my mother's mourning weeds and her condition not having been lighted, indeed, since my father's funeral. " | |
| "He was referring to raccomendazione... | |
| "He's" don't like to be called "she's" and I don't who this he-man is that you're referring to. | |
| "Here" is an adverb of location referring to this castle. | |
| "I'm probably referring to some snooty podcast to sound even smarter." | |
