| "No, I think I'll just send them some smoke signals from my teepee"! | |
| "Study law, make plenty wampum, take mortgage off teepee." | |
| - A Yiddish teepee? | |
| - A pee-pee teepee. | |
| - A pee-pee teepee. | |
| "No, I think I'll just send them some smoke signals from my teepee"! | |
| "Study law, make plenty wampum, take mortgage off teepee." | |
| - A Yiddish teepee? | |
| - A pee-pee teepee. | |
| - A pee-pee teepee. | |
| And also some of those little letters that look like teepees. | |
| Because he dreams about teepees. | |
| Hello again, everybody. Harry Doyle bidding you a big Wahoo welcome from Municipal Stadium, where tonight, before a capacity crowd of 75,000 screaming feather-heads, the fighting braves of the Cuyahoga will leave their teepees in search of Cleveland's first league championship in over 30 years. | |
| I mean, they had stuffed goats and teepees and rocks and natural gunk like that. | |
| No one's a chief, no one lives in teepees, and no one has powwows. | |
| And also some of those little letters that look like teepees. | |
| Because he dreams about teepees. | |
| Hello again, everybody. Harry Doyle bidding you a big Wahoo welcome from Municipal Stadium, where tonight, before a capacity crowd of 75,000 screaming feather-heads, the fighting braves of the Cuyahoga will leave their teepees in search of Cleveland's first league championship in over 30 years. | |
| I mean, they had stuffed goats and teepees and rocks and natural gunk like that. | |
| No one's a chief, no one lives in teepees, and no one has powwows. | |
| Remember when someone kept teepeeing and egging your house? | |
| Remember when someone kept teepeeing and egging your house? | |
