| "Beat the starch out of me and slather me in Parmesan," Jesus. | |
| "Sodium starch glycolate..." | |
| - Do you use starch? | |
| - How can she want... They both are starch. | |
| - I used a lot of starch. - Use more, they're no good. | |
| "Beat the starch out of me and slather me in Parmesan," Jesus. | |
| "Sodium starch glycolate..." | |
| - Do you use starch? | |
| - How can she want... They both are starch. | |
| - I used a lot of starch. - Use more, they're no good. | |
| - Lay off the starches. | |
| - You have no feeling for starches. | |
| - You should cut out starches. | |
| A delicious confection of sugar, gelatin, starches, citric acid, mineral oil, | |
| A few rotten apples have put us over the barrel. What starches my socks is that only Uncle Sam's got the spirit of'86. All the other countries think it's a wonder drug. | |
| - Lay off the starches. | |
| - You have no feeling for starches. | |
| - You should cut out starches. | |
| A delicious confection of sugar, gelatin, starches, citric acid, mineral oil, | |
| A few rotten apples have put us over the barrel. What starches my socks is that only Uncle Sam's got the spirit of'86. All the other countries think it's a wonder drug. | |
| "The moustache is starched, and the turban is colourful." | |
| - He's even got a starched shirt front. | |
| - Monsieur Brun? They need to, with all those starched collars they wear. | |
| -He's a stupid, starched, doctrinaire idiot! | |
| A well-starched 50s nurse uniform. And she was floating... | |
| He's in there starching my sock, and you don't even bat an eyelash. | |
| I'm about to... thank you for starching my lucky drawers. | |
| It'called "heroin starching." | |
| It's two minutes away. Got all the Cup o' Ramen you can eat. And you don't have to worry about the help over-starching your shirts. | |
| This guy's doing more than starching collars. | |
| "The moustache is starched, and the turban is colourful." | |
| - He's even got a starched shirt front. | |
| - Monsieur Brun? They need to, with all those starched collars they wear. | |
| -He's a stupid, starched, doctrinaire idiot! | |
| A well-starched 50s nurse uniform. And she was floating... | |
| He's in there starching my sock, and you don't even bat an eyelash. | |
| I'm about to... thank you for starching my lucky drawers. | |
| It'called "heroin starching." | |
| It's two minutes away. Got all the Cup o' Ramen you can eat. And you don't have to worry about the help over-starching your shirts. | |
| This guy's doing more than starching collars. | |
