| " From sullen earth sings hymns at heaven's gate, " he began to snore. | |
| "Do you snore? | |
| "Even though you snore. " (SNORTS WITH LAUGHTER) | |
| "I sure do miss your cuddly toes... and the sweet way you whistle when you snore." | |
| "What's up" my arse. You're not paid to snore there. | |
| " From sullen earth sings hymns at heaven's gate, " he began to snore. | |
| "Do you snore? | |
| "Even though you snore. " (SNORTS WITH LAUGHTER) | |
| "I sure do miss your cuddly toes... and the sweet way you whistle when you snore." | |
| "What's up" my arse. You're not paid to snore there. | |
| "He snores a lot at night. | |
| 'Cause she snores. She snores like a great big old helicopter taking off. | |
| ( snores ) | |
| (Roland) "when in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes, "I all alone beweep my outcast state, And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries--" (snores) | |
| (snores loudly) Boresville! | |
| "He snores a lot at night. | |
| 'Cause she snores. She snores like a great big old helicopter taking off. | |
| ( snores ) | |
| (Roland) "when in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes, "I all alone beweep my outcast state, And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries--" (snores) | |
| (snores loudly) Boresville! | |
| - And snored even longer! | |
| - And your companion? - He snored incessantly. | |
| - I snored ? - A bit. | |
| - Yeah, why? The Belgian in the upper berth snored. Really? | |
| - You snored, too. | |
| "Thanks a lot, buddy." [snoring] | |
| 'Worse still, James's snoring forced us to take drastic action.' | |
| ( Loud snoring ) jim-jam, what happened to the wheel covers on my landing gear? | |
| ( Pancho snoring ) Dainton: | |
| ( T-Bone snoring ) Christ, Bones! You're on desk duty for falling asleep at the wheel. | |
| - And snored even longer! | |
| - And your companion? - He snored incessantly. | |
| - I snored ? - A bit. | |
| - Yeah, why? The Belgian in the upper berth snored. Really? | |
| - You snored, too. | |
| "Thanks a lot, buddy." [snoring] | |
| 'Worse still, James's snoring forced us to take drastic action.' | |
| ( Loud snoring ) jim-jam, what happened to the wheel covers on my landing gear? | |
| ( Pancho snoring ) Dainton: | |
| ( T-Bone snoring ) Christ, Bones! You're on desk duty for falling asleep at the wheel. | |
