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"I thought it was
Anne Boleyne who axed that one," said Tom protestingly. |
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"I thought the
honey would never be ready this year," Tom said
belatedly. |
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"I told you I left
my heart in San Francisco," Tom sang out heartlessly. |
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"I took first
place!" said Tom winningly. |
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"I tossed and
turned and kicked the blankets off last night," Tom
discovered. |
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"I usually feel
better after I take an antacid," Tom said basically. |
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"I walk alone,"
said Tom cattily. |
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"I want dental
molding all around my new house," Tom said orally. |
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"I want to be a
dentist," Tom said orally. |
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"I want to be the
best jockey to ever set foot on the racetrack," Tom said
horsing around. |
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"I want to go
Whitewater rafting," Tom said rapidly. |
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"I was out of the
loop on Nicaragua," said Bush contradictorily. |
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"I was sittin' on
the dock of the bay," said Tom piering out over the
water. |
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"I will go to the
edge of the cliff, if you will," Tom bluffed. |
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"I will not tell
you why I am going to the cemetery," Tom said
cryptically. |
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"I will remove the
all the last chapters of all the books in this library,"
Tom said with determination. |
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"I wish I didn't
have to go through boot camp first," Tom said privately. |
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"I wish I hadn't
run out of Viagra," said Tom limply. |
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"I wonder what
color yarn I should use," she questioned, knitting her
brow. |
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"I wonder what's
gonna happen to me?" Karla axed. |
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"I won't change to
circuit breakers," Tom said refusing. |
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"I would help my
orienteering friends in a heartbeat if they needed me,"
said Tom compassionately. |
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"If I took the test
today, I believe I'd qualify as gifted," Tom said
presently. |
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"If the shoe fits,
wear it," Tom said fittingly. |
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"If the swarm has
left your neighborhood, why aren't they here yet?" asked
Tom belatedly. |
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"If there is any
animal that can get the job done, it's these mallards,"
Tom said productively. |
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"If things had
worked out, I could have been a star," Tom said
nebulously. |
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"If you can't run
with the big dogs, then stay on the porch," Tom barked. |
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"If you don't have
anything nice to say, then don't say anything at all,"
Tom thought. |
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"If you want that
fire to work, then get some air onto it," Tom bellowed. |
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"I'll be working as
a carpet installer this summer," Tom said ruggedly. |
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"I'll never forget
that bunch of kids," Tom said classically. |
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"I'll never give up
my spaniel," said Tom doggedly. |
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"I'll sure miss the
hills of San Francisco," Jane said flatly. |
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"I'll sure miss the
Sonoma County vineyards," Jane whined. |
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"I'm all out of
Woolite," she said sheepishly. |
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"I'm back!" Tom
said for posteriority. |
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"I'm booking you,
son," said Tom reading him his rights. |
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"I'm breaking off
the engagement," Tom snapped. |
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"I'm counting on
you," Tom said figuratively. |
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"I'm doing pretty
well in my landscaping business," said Tom raking in the
cash. |
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"I'm fixin' to do
it," Tom almost said. |
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"I'm getting
exhausted trying on new clothes," said Tom panting. |
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"I'm getting into
the aquascapes business," said Tom pooling his
resources. |
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"I'm giving all my
inheritance to charity," Tom said willingly. |
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"I'm glad I
remembered there was a drop-off over there," Tom said
knowledgeably. |
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"I'm glad I wore my
Bermudas tonight," said Mike shortly. |
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"I'm glad this
course is over tonight," Tom said finally. |
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"I'm glad you've
already made some fresh coffee," said Tom perking up. |
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"I'm goin' to some
farmer's field and swipe a watermelon," Tom said
seedily. |
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"I'm going to the
Indian reservation to study their culture," said Tom
bravely. |
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"I'm hosting the
card game tonight," Tom said dealing with the situation. |
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"I'm in love with a
wonderful guy," said Tom autoamorously. |
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"I'm just not as
good a musician as Gwynne," Tom noted. |
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"I'm keeping my
fingers crossed," I said pointlessly. |
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"I'm leaving the
whole estate to you," Tom said willingly. |
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"I'm looking for
something to put Mike's joke out of its misery," Pam
said as she rifled through her closet. |
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"I'm not gonna stop
looking until I find me a pin-up to marry," Tom said
pointedly. |
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"I'm not into heavy
metal," Dot muttered woodenly. |
|
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"I'm not the
marrying kind," he said single-handedly. |
|
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"I'm not," said
Mike all keyed up. |
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"I'm one of the
exhibitors here at the convention," Tom said flashing
his badge. |
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"I'm really going
to write some tough questions this time," Tom said
quizzically. |
|
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"I'm so embarrassed
I came up with some useable Swifties," Steve said
readily. |
|
|
"I'm so mad about
these recurring seizures," said Tom fit to be tied. |
|
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"I'm the official
timer," said Tom watching the race. |
|
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"I'm working the
public address system at the game tonight," Tom
announced. |
|
|
"Is it possible
that you could see your way clear to advancing me a
small sum?" he asked baroquely. |
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"Is this what the
Venetians put in their windows?" Tom asked blindly. |
|
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"It couldn't hurt
if they let me be a starter on the baseball team," said
Tom benignly. |
|
|
"It figures!" Tom
calculated. |
|
|
"It is rather
difficult blowing bubbles if you do not have any teeth,"
Tom gummed. |
|
|
"It looks as if
someone has stolen the castle's bell from the bell
tower," Tom said nobelly. |
|
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"It looks as though
he's an orphan," Tom said apparently. |
|
|
"It looks like the
escalator isn't running today," said Tom staring toward
the upper level. |
|
|
"It takes a whole
village to raise a child," Tom said wholesomely. |
|
|
"It was Captain
Kangaroo in the outback with the jump rope," Tom said
cluelessly. |
|
|
"It'll be a cold
day when I resign," said Nixon icily. |
|
|
"It's a biography
of Twain," he stated markedly. |
|
|
"It's a long way to
the top of the monument," Tom said in stereo. |
|
|
"It's all a matter
of pesticides!" exclaimed Tom, antsy and materially. |
|
|
"It's in the
reference section," said Tom referring the customer to
the proper section. |
|
|
"It's my favorite
newspaper," Tom said enquiringly. |
|
|
"It's so romantic
sitting by the hearth. Let's spark," Tom said tinderly. |
|
|
"It's the same ole
6s and 7s," Tom said poker-faced. |
|
|
"I've always
admired Hemingway," Tom said earnestly. |
|
|
"I've always worn
glasses," said Truman, spectacularly. |
|
|
"I've been down in
the doldrums, but I'll be OK," said Tom calmly. |
|
|
"I've got a heart
condition," Tom murmured. |
|
|
"I've got to go
fishin'," said Tom reely. |
|
|
"I've got to type
the final draft of my report tonight," Tom said all
keyed up. |
|
|
"I've had about
enough of these produce department references," Tom said
fruitfully. |
|
|
"I've had it with
being a policeman," the officer said copping out. |
|
|
"I've met the
perfect instructor to teach me tennis," Tom said
profoundly. |
|
|
"I've never been
hit by a car," Tom said recklessly. |
|
|
"I've never eaten
raccoon before but I guess I'll try some," Tom said
gamely. |
|
|
"I've tried both
sugar substitutes to see which is better," Tom said
equally. |
