| - Not so much a record, but he likes to stir the pot. | |
| - please don't stir the pot. - And you. | |
| -You know what? I'm gonna stir the pot a bit! | |
| And punch, punch, arrested, thrust, thrust, slap, slap, Walk, walk, stir the pot, and body roll, body roll. | |
| And walk, walk, stir the pot, and body roll, body roll. | |
| - Not so much a record, but he likes to stir the pot. | |
| - please don't stir the pot. - And you. | |
| -You know what? I'm gonna stir the pot a bit! | |
| And punch, punch, arrested, thrust, thrust, slap, slap, Walk, walk, stir the pot, and body roll, body roll. | |
| And walk, walk, stir the pot, and body roll, body roll. | |
| - Yes, sir, it stirs the pot a little. | |
| But what every group also needs is the guy who says who says the things that the others are too afraid, or too polite to say. It stirs the pot. | |
| He stirs the pot and out comes The guy on the end who says "I'm The old guy, | |
| She stirs the pot. | |
| - Yes, sir, it stirs the pot a little. | |
| But what every group also needs is the guy who says who says the things that the others are too afraid, or too polite to say. It stirs the pot. | |
| He stirs the pot and out comes The guy on the end who says "I'm The old guy, | |
| She stirs the pot. | |
| I think they all distrust each other a little bit more, and I'm proud to say that I caused that and that I stirred the pot a little bit, we can connected. | |
| Lily's encounter with Dwight had stirred the pot of her sentimental soup, one spoonful of which gave her a terrible case of the yearns to visit her daughter's grave. | |
| That article in the paper today has really stirred the pot. | |
| They have stirred the pot, now they can eat it. | |
| Yeah, well, maybe you just stirred the pot. | |
| And I don't need you stirring the pot, so you're going to leave. | |
| But as usual, she couldn't resist stirring the pot. | |
| Derrick, stop stirring the pot. | |
| Eli and his father have enough issues without you stirring the pot. | |
| Girl's been stirring the pot a long time. | |
| I think they all distrust each other a little bit more, and I'm proud to say that I caused that and that I stirred the pot a little bit, we can connected. | |
| Lily's encounter with Dwight had stirred the pot of her sentimental soup, one spoonful of which gave her a terrible case of the yearns to visit her daughter's grave. | |
| That article in the paper today has really stirred the pot. | |
| They have stirred the pot, now they can eat it. | |
| Yeah, well, maybe you just stirred the pot. | |
| And I don't need you stirring the pot, so you're going to leave. | |
| But as usual, she couldn't resist stirring the pot. | |
| Derrick, stop stirring the pot. | |
| Eli and his father have enough issues without you stirring the pot. | |
| Girl's been stirring the pot a long time. | |
