| "Happy maiden voyage." They're in a blooming rut. | |
| "You know, I'm in a rut. | |
| "let's eat, drink and rut like pigs for tomorrow we may be atomic dust." | |
| 'Cause I'm in a rut, and I need a change. | |
| (keyboard playing laser blasting, dog barking, farting) Okay, tell me the truth, am I stuck in a laser/dog bark/fart rut? | |
| "Happy maiden voyage." They're in a blooming rut. | |
| "You know, I'm in a rut. | |
| "let's eat, drink and rut like pigs for tomorrow we may be atomic dust." | |
| 'Cause I'm in a rut, and I need a change. | |
| (keyboard playing laser blasting, dog barking, farting) Okay, tell me the truth, am I stuck in a laser/dog bark/fart rut? | |
| "Pack some snow under the ruts and jack it up. " | |
| - All right. Peter Watson, you drive slowly and easily... and-and avoid the ruts and the bumps. | |
| - It's been a long time trying to make it happen and pushing and selling people on the idea and thousands of phone calls and trying to, you know, look past when people going through their emotional ruts, pulling them up, draining myself. | |
| - Look out for the ruts, Will. - "Look out for the ruts. " | |
| - More than anything, emotional ruts, quicksand I call it. | |
| "Pack some snow under the ruts and jack it up. " | |
| - All right. Peter Watson, you drive slowly and easily... and-and avoid the ruts and the bumps. | |
| - It's been a long time trying to make it happen and pushing and selling people on the idea and thousands of phone calls and trying to, you know, look past when people going through their emotional ruts, pulling them up, draining myself. | |
| - Look out for the ruts, Will. - "Look out for the ruts. " | |
| - More than anything, emotional ruts, quicksand I call it. | |
| 'Dead bodies, some of them in decay, 'lay strewn about the road and along the rutted tracks. | |
| 'The road was a rutted nightmare, 'and it was peppered with sharp stones. | |
| He is just rutted to my sense. | |
| How ironic though, in the end a boy he rutted with once too often returned the favor. | |
| I once drove one of these down a very heavily rutted track at 50mph and I was able to use the cigarette lighter because it was so smooth to light a cigarette. | |
| "This is gonna be meaningless and empty, "like two wild elk rutting on the Siberian tundra." | |
| - No rutting tests? | |
| - No rutting way. | |
| - This is weird. In animals, the rutting season lasts two months. | |
| - You two make more noise than a rutting caribou. | |
| 'Dead bodies, some of them in decay, 'lay strewn about the road and along the rutted tracks. | |
| 'The road was a rutted nightmare, 'and it was peppered with sharp stones. | |
| He is just rutted to my sense. | |
| How ironic though, in the end a boy he rutted with once too often returned the favor. | |
| I once drove one of these down a very heavily rutted track at 50mph and I was able to use the cigarette lighter because it was so smooth to light a cigarette. | |
| "This is gonna be meaningless and empty, "like two wild elk rutting on the Siberian tundra." | |
| - No rutting tests? | |
| - No rutting way. | |
| - This is weird. In animals, the rutting season lasts two months. | |
| - You two make more noise than a rutting caribou. | |
