A 5 second break or a puff off of your scag. from The War
A chance to do something good when they was drafting. from The War
A lot of them. from The War
A walking, talking broadcast station, that's what she is! from The War
Afraid I can't allow you to put your hands on my son. from The War
Afraid I'm gonna have to lay claim to this here from The War
After that, we're gonna shave your head bald as a witch's tit. from The War
Ah, goody gumdrops. I think I'll just take it home and play with it. from The War
Ain't no use. Best go. Get out of here while you can. from The War
All I got's 10 cent. from The War
All my living long day from The War
All right, Dad. Good luck. from The War
All right, don't move back there. Keep apace. from The War
All right, I'm tired of all y'all making fun about my car! from The War
All right, let me see. from The War
All right, let's be picking them up and putting them down. from The War
All right, let's not make a big thing out of this. from The War
All right, let's try this one more time. from The War
All right, this is not gonna feel too good. from The War
All right, who gots a rhyme? I got one. from The War
All right! from The War
All right! from The War
All right! Yes! from The War
All right. from The War
All right. from The War
All right. I'll tell you. from The War
All spring Stu had been kind of quiet. from The War
All the flowers were in bloom, from The War
All the junk come from the Lipnickis' yard. from The War
All the more reason he needs our help. from The War
All them times you knocked out my teeth, I'm gonna show you now! from The War
All these years. from The War
All you gotta do is get everything on it. Everything! from The War
All your dad has ever done is fought to make this world a better place for us. from The War
Am I all right? from The War
Am I lying or what? It brings tears to a man's eyes to see. from The War
Amen! from The War
And a whole bunch of other good things you sort of forgot you had. from The War
And along with the color and the sweet smell of summer, from The War
And at the end, I'm gonna be sure and put, from The War
And don't think I'm gonna forget about it neither. from The War
And from now on, if any of you leave this yard without him, from The War
And give our ears a break? from The War
And he looked like you, but only bigger. from The War
And he told the principal she'd been cheating off all his papers. from The War
And I don't wanna hear about you raising your fists again. from The War
And I got into a fight over it with another starving Indian, from The War
And I gotta find me a job. from The War
And I guess somewhere along the way, we all sort of lost our minds. from The War
And I lost every one of them 'cause of them dreams. from The War
And I was gonna live in his kingdom. from The War
And I was so scared of being left behind that I... from The War
And I'm gonna tell you something else, too. from The War
And I'm gonna write how maybe the new man my mama's seeing from The War
And if I was white, I'd probably aim for me! from The War
And if they don't start getting rid of some of these properties, from The War
And in the absence of love, Stuart, there is nothing, from The War
And in the afternoon you take off, you let them enjoy it. from The War
And maybe he gonna adopt me and take us off the welfare. from The War
And now they're turning you down for work from The War
And quit ****** lipping my smoke. Give it here. from The War
And quit trying to look through my dress and see my nipples. from The War
And retaken by us so many damn times from The War
And saw visions and talked to the spirits. from The War
And spend it he did. from The War
And take over the job yourself. from The War
And that means I made a difference. from The War
And that no matter what anybody tells you, from The War
And that's how come you had to go away. from The War
And that's what my struggle's been about. from The War
And that's where God grants us Her miracles. from The War
And the summer just drifted on by. from The War
And then I'm gonna lose control and kill you. from The War
And then just leave? Again? from The War
And then what happened? What happened to Dodge? from The War
And these days whenever I'm ready to belt someone from The War
And these here are my memoirs. from The War
And this is all that's left between me and death. from The War
And this is my last piece of sausage, from The War
And this just so happens to be my best friend. from The War
And we were still dirt poor like everybody else in Juliette, Mississippi. from The War
And we'd have a big party with Ring Dings, Little Debbies, from The War
And we'll give you a dime every trip. from The War
And we's gonna have a big house from The War
And when they find out, they're gonna kick your ass. from The War
And when you get done, you gotta paint it. from The War
And you don't got no right to put her out or call her a liar neither. from The War
And you, little girl, from The War
And you, with the hearing aid! from The War
And, you, sweetheart, why don't you have a seat up here? from The War
Any kind you say. from The War
Any of you bring any money? from The War
Anyhow, got me a job today. from The War
Apologize to Mr. Lipnicki, Stu. from The War
Are they nuts, or are they nuts? from The War
Are we just pretending we're gonna buy this place? from The War
Are you going away again? from The War
Are you sure this be the short cut? from The War
Are you telling me Stephen bought us a house? from The War
Are you trying to talk about my family? from The War
Arliss, why're you doing that? from The War
Arliss! Leo! Willard! from The War
Army tags! from The War
As I watched my brother walk to my dad, from The War
As long as they believe like that, they're gonna be something. from The War
As long as they believe they can. from The War
At least he don't smell like a drunken skunk! from The War
Aw, Dad. Just listen! from The War
Aw, Stu. from The War
Bad enough our house and all our things. from The War
Banjo picking, no eyelid hillbilly yard stealing all their junk. from The War
Be a bowl full of shit! from The War
Beat him up, Dad! Way to go, Dad! from The War
Been repossessed. from The War
Been with you in the bush too long. from The War
Before the cops get wind of y'all. from The War
Before they tell your dad! from The War
Before we could get all our ammo done. from The War
Before you get us all in deep! Arliss! Leo! from The War
Being that it was the only one they got. from The War
Better come in here a minute. from The War
Better get your butts out of here from The War
Biding his time till he seen a chance to spend it. from The War
Big airplane just dropped them out of the sky. from The War
Billy there says you all been mooching of'n our property. from The War
Billy, don't move! Stay there! Billy! from The War
Billy, you promise to keep quiet about us coming here, from The War
Billy! from The War
Billy! from The War
Billy! from The War
Billy! Is that you, you Dumb Dora? from The War
Bingo, Ula. Go on, trespasser. from The War
Bitching lock. Where'd you get it? from The War
Boo! from The War
Boy, I psyched you out. from The War
Boy, sometimes all it takes is a split second from The War
Breathe! Please, God, breathe! from The War
Brings tears to my eyes. from The War
But haven't you considered that maybe he's never gonna find out? from The War
But I don't think you should know about them. from The War
But I gotta tell you, from The War
But I think he seen you slamming against our car like that, he got... from The War
But I will not listen to you knock him. from The War
But I'm gonna let it go this time. from The War
But if we win, we keep the fort. from The War
But if you come back, all bets are off! from The War
But if you wanna know what I think... from The War
But in the end, I killed more people than I saved. from The War
But it didn't. It just got worse and worse. from The War
But it really wasn't for my birthday, really. from The War
But not... Not me. from The War
But right now I think we both ought to be hitting the sack, hon. from The War
But they're also about learning what's worth fighting for. from The War
But this June morning in 1970 was different. from The War
But to tell you the truth, Miss Strapford, from The War
But what I didn't know at the time was that, that very same day, from The War
But you go after my child, you're gonna push a button on me, from The War
But you're on probation, from The War
Butt brain! from The War
By suggesting an opening offer of $5,000. from The War
By who? from The War
Bye, Mr. Simmons. from The War
Bye, Mr. Simmons. from The War
Calm down. If I let you go, you promise not to scream no more? from The War
Camouflage paint. from The War
Can I come with you? Sure! from The War
Can I get two, please? from The War
Can I give you a French twist tonight with Dippity Do? from The War
Can I help you? Oh. from The War
Can't. We promised. from The War
Charles Manson, from The War
Chet plays with Barbies and Stu eats doggie doodle. from The War
Chet, carry me over here so I can reach this branch. from The War
Child, it is too hot to work. from The War
Colored girl, didn't I just tell you to hush up? from The War
Come back here! from The War
Come from the war. Come on, give it back. from The War
Come here, I want to show you something. from The War
Come here, twerps! Ow! Let go my ear! from The War
Come here. No! from The War
Come on, Billy, reach! from The War
Come on, Billy, take a breath! from The War
Come on, Billy! Help me now. from The War
Come on, Billy. Let's go home. from The War
Come on, Billy. She's right. from The War
Come on, breathe! Breathe! from The War
Come on, Dad! from The War
Come on, Dad. from The War
Come on, Flossie, don't fail me now. from The War
Come on, Flossie. from The War
Come on, let's finish our coffee and doughnuts. from The War
Come on, let's get out of here. from The War
Come on, let's go! from The War
Come on, Marsh! from The War
Come on, Stu, forget the key. We got the fort. from The War
Come on, Stu, swim! from The War
Come on, Stu! from The War
Come on, Stu! from The War
Come on, Stu! Stu! from The War
Come on, Stu! You can make it. Come on! from The War
Come on, wake up, Billy! from The War
Come on, you promised. Sit down. from The War
Come on! from The War
Come on! Come on! Live, Billy. from The War
Come on! Get down, down, down! from The War
Come on! Help me save the fort. from The War
Come on. from The War
Come on. from The War
Come on. from The War
Come on. To the tree. from The War
Come on. We almost got it. Come on. from The War
Come outside. from The War
Come this a way. from The War
Cool, Arliss! A dare! from The War
Could be a cesspool. Oh, man, it's poison ivy. from The War
Course, couple of robins living in it now. from The War
Craft's too heavy! We can take one man, that's it! from The War
Crawls out from under that junk pile and eats us? from The War
Dad got his union card and a job pumping water from The War
Dad, he tricked us into falling into poison ivy! from The War
Dad, he's hitting our car! from The War
Dad, listen, from The War
Dad, nobody wants it 'cause she's a wreck. from The War
Dad, nobody wants it 'cause she's a wreck. from The War
Dad, Stu says them dreams give you a nervous breakdown, from The War
Dad, you've gone stark raving mad. from The War
Dad! from The War
Dad! from The War
Dad! from The War
Dad! from The War
Dad! from The War
Dad! Dad! from The War
Dad! Dad! from The War
Dad? from The War
Dad? from The War
Dad? from The War
Dad? from The War
Dad. from The War
Dad. from The War
Dad. Dad. Hey, Dad. Dad. from The War
Dad's dead. from The War
Dad's gone, Lidia. from The War
Daddy? What? from The War
Damn it, Billy! from The War
Damn! from The War
Dang, girl, I risk my neck all morning for your dumb behind. from The War
Dang! from The War
Dear Lord, bless this food. from The War
Depend all on the people you know, from The War
Did she say where to get the money? from The War
Did she stall again, Dad? Yes. from The War
Did you tell them from The War
Didn't you hear a damn word she said? from The War
Do you even know who I am? from The War
Do you have a bag? from The War
Dodge was so bad off, he didn't know from nothing. from The War
Dodge! from The War
Dodge! Get down! from The War
Dodge. Mama told me his name. from The War
Does Howdy Doody have wooden balls? from The War
Doesn't look like there's any damage to our fine automobiles. from The War
Don't be mad at me. from The War
Don't do this to yourself, Stephen. from The War
Don't fight me on this, honey. from The War
Don't get in the middle! Stay out of the middle! from The War
Don't I know! from The War
Don't let him talk to you that way! He's a liar! from The War
Don't let them go nowhere, now! from The War
Don't quit now, Billy! Will somebody please help me? from The War
Don't say nothing, Lester. from The War
Don't say that, Stu! from The War
Don't talk to me. Don't look at me neither. from The War
Don't tell the kids just yet. from The War
Don't you believe in anything you can't see? from The War
Don't you know you can't buy no houses with food stamps? from The War
Don't you knuckle on me. You want them to think we's chicken? from The War
Don't you listen to them, Billy. from The War
Don't you recall a damn thing Daddy's taught us? from The War
Don't you say one more word! from The War
Don't you think we ought to fight for it? from The War
Eat that, sucker. from The War
Ebb? Why? You chicken, big fellow? from The War
Eggs and everything! from The War
Either side yellow bellies, it's a forfeit. from The War
Either way, I got you. from The War
Ever since he'd come back from Vietnam, things hadn't been just right. from The War
Every day at 12:30 we gotta walk? I don't think so. from The War
Everybody in the company had died, it was just... from The War
Everything they do in this world has a consequence. from The War
Excuse me, darling. from The War
Excuse me, fat girl. from The War
Excuse me? from The War
Excuse me? Did I... Did I say something? from The War
Excuse me? What the hell you just say? from The War
Fight it! Listen to me. I'm talking to you. from The War
Fighting had consumed us, and we'd all gone nuts. from The War
Fine! I will! from The War
First one back to the ladder claims all. from The War
First shot I get at a decent job, and my car blows up. from The War
First time I get less than a "B," I'm telling. from The War
Flossie stall again, Dad? from The War
Food stamps? from The War
For 20 years now. from The War
For letting him wallow in the dirt like that! from The War
For the last time, get lost, you little twerp. from The War
For the rest of that day and most of the night, from The War
For what? from The War
For what? from The War
For what? To get our hopes up? from The War
For your sake. from The War
Foreman's gonna give my position to someone else. from The War
Forget the key, Billy. The fort's gone. Just stay where you are. from The War
Found out today bank's had her on the market 14 months. from The War
Four, three, two. We'll dare you for it. from The War
Fox Trot Five! from The War
From that day on, from The War
Funny, Marsh. from The War
Get away from my friend! from The War
Get back, son. Dad! Dad! No! from The War
Get back. We're in a hurry. You all right? from The War
Get him before he gets us all shot dead! from The War
Get him good! from The War
Get him, get him! from The War
Get in the car. from The War
Get on the radio! We need artillery! from The War
Get out of my way, lightweight. from The War
Get out of the way. Move over! from The War
Get out. Are you serious? Yes, sir. from The War
Get ready... Hi. from The War
Get set. Go. You psycho? from The War
Get that piece of junk off the road! from The War
Get them off! from The War
Get them off! Stinging me! from The War
Get up! I almost got my ears torn off, stupid idiot! from The War
Get your good for nothing carcasses over here! from The War
Get your skinny ass off of Lipnicki's property now, from The War
Getting a home of our own, from The War
Girl, you'd better get out of my face. from The War
Give it back. Give it back, Dad. from The War
Give me my smoke. What? from The War
Give me the word, and we'll think up a different deal. from The War
Give me your hand. Give me your hand. from The War
Give us clean water to drink. I mean through the pipes, not the roof. from The War
Given he had a choice. from The War
Go around him, stupid! from The War
Go get it yourself, why don't you. I dare you. from The War
Go on. from The War
Go on. Go on. Get on with your business. from The War
Go on. Pick up your stuff and move on back. from The War
Go to hell. from The War
Go to the principal's office. from The War
Go, Dad! Whoo! from The War
Go, Stu! Go, Lidia! from The War
God bless America. They... from The War
God, what the hell did they do to your head? from The War
God! from The War
God! from The War
God! Look at it! from The War
Golly! from The War
Good boy. Stu! from The War
Good bye, Elvadine. Good bye, Amber. from The War
Good job, Arliss! from The War
Good luck to you. from The War
Good morning, girls and boys. from The War
Good. Good. from The War
Gosh, Dad. from The War
Got kicked in the face. from The War
Got the first installment right here! from The War
Grab him! from The War
Grab onto something! Come on, you can make it! from The War
Grab them, Willard! Hey, come on! from The War
Great! That makes for a perfect day. from The War
Grit your teeth and get ready to swim. from The War
Guess we're gonna have to share it! from The War
Hallelujah! Wow! from The War
Hang on, Billy! It's gotta stop draining soon. from The War
Hang on. I want him back, Mama. from The War
Have it. We never wanted your cruddy old fort in the first place. from The War
Haven't you ever considered buying a mobile home? from The War
He ain't even allowed off his property. from The War
He ain't gonna shoot us. Why you even think something like that? from The War
He can't even move, for Christ's sake! from The War
He could use some help, you guys. from The War
He could've took anybody. from The War
He couldn't beat himself out of a wet paper bag. from The War
He didn't mean to leave, honey. from The War
He died. from The War
He doesn't even own this property, stupid squatter. from The War
He finds out we been fighting, he's gonna be real disappointed. from The War
He got a little emotional. from The War
He is watching. from The War
He just went straight over to the tree house and started in on it. from The War
He kept himself busier than a one legged man in a butt kicking contest. from The War
He let go of my hand, then he just closed his eyes. from The War
He said I must come back and take care of my daddy. from The War
He saved my life. Your daddy saved my life. from The War
He wants to build that place so bad, from The War
He was a big son of a bitch. Excuse me, but he was. from The War
He was holding onto my hand. from The War
He was hurt. We were all hurt. from The War
He was the biggest man I... Biggest man I could ever call my friend. from The War
He woke up. from The War
He'll kill you! Stay put! from The War
He'll probably lose inside the first week. from The War
He's back. from The War
He's gonna be able to look out for us the rest of our lives. from The War
He's gonna be all right! from The War
He's gonna be fine! He's always fine! from The War
He's gonna be okay. He cannot die. He's on machines. from The War
He's got massive thoracic injuries, from The War
He's heading for the drain! Get him! from The War
He's hemorrhaging, his heart's bruised awful bad. from The War
He's just doing it to spite you! from The War
He's lying in that hospital, on machines that're breathing for him. from The War
He's part of me. from The War
He's stuck in the drain! Yank him off! from The War
He's the reason Lidia got stuck in summer school. from The War
He's willing to put up with anything. from The War
He's your goddamned brother! You're supposed to take care of him! from The War
Hell you do. from The War
Hell, you don't need to claim it. from The War
Help! from The War
Help! from The War
Her name is Elvadine. from The War
Here I sit, eating a pastry strudel... from The War
Here I sit, eating a strudel... from The War
Here's one! Let's clobber him! Run! from The War
Here's the real stuff. from The War
Hey there, Ula. How's life treating you today? from The War
Hey, Arliss! Leo! Caught me some trespassers over here! from The War
Hey, asshole! from The War
Hey, cool fort! from The War
Hey, Daddy, I got five and some change if you need it. from The War
Hey, did you guys tell them about this place? from The War
Hey, Elvadine, Amber, come on, help me with the laundry! from The War
Hey, everybody! Hey, Dad. from The War
Hey, Ma! Dad got a janitoring job at the school! from The War
Hey, Mom! from The War
Hey, punk! from The War
Hey, son! from The War
Hey, the lock. from The War
Hey, they got great stuff! You guys are seriously bailing? from The War
Hey, trespasser! I know of a house your daddy could afford. from The War
Hey, we had a deal. Deal's off. from The War
Hey, where'd Leo go? from The War
Hey, you kids! What's going on? from The War
Hey! from The War
Hey! from The War
Hey! Dad! Dad, what happened? from The War
Hey! Good job, Dad! from The War
Hey! I'll race you for it. from The War
Hey! That's enough. That's enough now, both of you! from The War
Hey! The fort's ours! from The War
Hi, everybody. You want something to eat? from The War
Hi. from The War
His heart just quit pumping. from The War
His name's Lester Lucket. from The War
Hit him again, Dad! Do something! from The War
Hit him, Dad! Let's let this go. from The War
Hmm. from The War
Hold on, asshole! from The War
Hold on! Don't do nothing stupid. from The War
Hold on. Look here. from The War
Hold still now, Billy. I'm gonna get you. from The War
Hold them! Well, nice speaking with you. from The War
Hold up. I wanna see this. from The War
Honey, he's gone. He's... They can't now. from The War
Honey, I'm working on the radio. from The War
Honey? from The War
How about we says a rhyme and they gotta finish it, slurring his friends? from The War
How come all we ever eat is potatoes anymore? from The War
How come you and Mom don't talk no more? from The War
How could you be talking to him? from The War
How I calls my kin ain't none of your business. from The War
How some white man say life be like a bowl of cherries, from The War
How we gonna find a stove, a wading pool or a Barcalounger? from The War
How you doing these days, Elvadine? from The War
How's your dad? from The War
Hurry, hurry, hurry! Close it! Hurry! from The War
Hurry! from The War
I admit it. I shouldn't have been there. from The War
I ain't going nowhere you can't come. from The War
I ain't gonna look like no witch's tit. from The War
I already told you. I wasn't saying nothing. from The War
I am holding on! from The War
I apologize. from The War
I been in a hospital. from The War
I been working Amber's railroad from The War
I been working Amber's railroad from The War
I believe I got $17. from The War
I bet he's up there right now in heaven, looking down on us. from The War
I can go on a diet, but you'll always be ugly! from The War
I can't believe that lunatic made it across! from The War
I can't believe they took our mantelpiece. They probably took everything. from The War
I can't leave him! from The War
I can't leave him. You understand? from The War
I can't lift that. from The War
I can't move. from The War
I can't really tell you much about me nor my life from The War
I can't tell you never to fight, Stu. from The War
I carried him. from The War
I didn't bring you down here to referee a boxing match, Stuart. from The War
I don't believe in fighting. from The War
I don't believe you. from The War
I don't get it. from The War
I don't get what you're so worried about. There's no one home. from The War
I don't know about you, but all my friends have names. from The War
I don't know. I hope so. from The War
I don't know. I'm not going out there to fight them. from The War
I don't know. Ice cream coma? from The War
I don't know. Lidia gets it. from The War
I don't mind so much you plowing into my car and calling me names, from The War
I don't see nobody, Elvadine. from The War
I don't think you get it, Simmons. from The War
I don't... I don't think I ever told you I had a friend in the Marines. from The War
I dreamt I had to pee, and then I woke up and it was real. from The War
I figure in there's gonna be your room. from The War
I got front! I got shotgun! from The War
I got inside of that helicopter and I flew away. from The War
I got more scars than Frankenstein. from The War
I got you. I'm a scared! from The War
I gots to come up with something to fit his saying. from The War
I gots to go home. from The War
I guess around dawn, Stu finally passed out. from The War
I guess that was our way of never having to say good bye. from The War
I guess this is all my fault. from The War
I hate them kids! All right. from The War
I hate this town, I hate these ugly clothes, ugly shoes... from The War
I have 800 Coke bottles you can have. from The War
I hear him whisper those words in my ear. from The War
I hear they ain't been working in this section of the mine from The War
I heard something. Let's get out of here. from The War
I heard! Isn't it wonderful? from The War
I hold my temper. from The War
I hope you know them're the kids that just beat me up. from The War
I just came to grab the key. from The War
I just pretend like I'm a starving Indian from The War
I knew he would start talking to him as if no time had passed at all. from The War
I know so. from The War
I know who they are, son. from The War
I know you did. And I wanna hear what it was. from The War
I know you will. from The War
I know you will. You're... from The War
I laid my best friend down on the ground and told him to go with God. from The War
I landed three jobs after the war. from The War
I learned this summer that my brother was right. from The War
I lost more friends than I ever made before or since. from The War
I lost my dignity, I lost my house, I about lost my family. from The War
I love you, too, Dad. from The War
I love you. from The War
I mentioned to the little kid Lipnicki Billy that we was building a fort. from The War
I might catch me a stroke out here. from The War
I must got more scars than you now. from The War
I need five men! How about me, boss? from The War
I needed him more than you, God! I needed him more! from The War
I never said that. For all's I know, he could've been an angel. from The War
I notice as long as I been in the bush, you been behind my butt. from The War
I ought to beat the hell out of every one of you from The War
I ought to break your neck, you little shithead! from The War
I really like the white house the best. from The War
I reckon they gonna whup my behind till it's flat as yours. from The War
I said we'd try it and we tried it. from The War
I say y'all try to get along one more day. from The War
I see that. from The War
I started to tell you that I had this friend Dodge. from The War
I sure hope so. from The War
I swear I carried him as far as I could. from The War
I taught him how to swim like that. from The War
I think it's ready. Oh, Lidia, I'm... from The War
I think it's time I finished telling you about them nightmares. from The War
I think she can speak for herself. from The War
I think the Lipdickis. from The War
I think the only thing that keeps people truly safe and happy is love. from The War
I think you and that book and this whole class from The War
I think you have something that belongs to me, my mood ring. from The War
I think you ought to join us out here on the patio right quick! from The War
I think... I think that's where men get their courage. from The War
I told you I did. from The War
I told you I'd get you through this mess. from The War
I understand that everybody just give up on him! from The War
I want all our stuff back! from The War
I want you to know, from The War
I was gonna tell you. from The War
I was saying, "Elvadine, what you gots to write about? from The War
I was scared out of my mind. from The War
I wasn't saying nothing. from The War
I will. from The War
I wish we'd never even had you. from The War
I wish you'd... What're you gonna do to it? from The War
I won't tell a soul. from The War
I... I didn't mean that, really. from The War
I'd like to surprise your mom. from The War
I'd sooner die than to lose a foot race to my brother. from The War
I'll bet you don't. You yellow tailed, chicken livered wussy. from The War
I'll get one. from The War
I'll get you, Ebb! from The War
I'll see you gets it! from The War
I'll see you later. from The War
I'll see you later. Don't get arrested. from The War
I'll tell her you was gunning for her in a doughnut shop, you moron! from The War
I'll tell you what. from The War
I'll try to work it out with the Lipnickis, all right? from The War
I'm a gonna raise a fuss and I'm gonna raise a holler from The War
I'm coming. from The War
I'm definitely getting better. from The War
I'm fine. from The War
I'm gonna build her a French potty in here. You know, one of them bidets? from The War
I'm gonna get a job. from The War
I'm gonna give you one last chance to back out. from The War
I'm gonna have to talk to that girl. from The War
I'm gonna kick your ass for this, Simmons! from The War
I'm gonna kick your pygmy butt. from The War
I'm gonna kick your scrawny little butt from here to kingdom come! from The War
I'm here, honey. from The War
I'm itching like a wet dog. from The War
I'm just taking it up. from The War
I'm just taking it up. from The War
I'm on a diet, I hope you know, from The War
I'm out of here. from The War
I'm proud of you for sharing that fort with your sister. from The War
I'm scared. from The War
I'm serious, guys. from The War
I'm sorry. from The War
I'm sorry. from The War
I'm sorry. from The War
I'm sure you'll see just fine in the rear aisle. Go on. from The War
I'm that Indian. Give it here. from The War
I'm the new custodial engineer. from The War
I'm the one who got everything. from The War
I'm tired of people making fun of my car, too, but it runs. from The War
I'm with the Clairville Auction House. from The War
I've been putting off. from The War
I've been waiting on you to ask for the longest time. from The War
I've been waiting so long from The War
I've been waiting... from The War
I've heard of others like him that have pulled through, from The War
If Dad's watching, he can go now. from The War
If I can give you a French twist with a dip dilly dew. from The War
If I can't control myself, how I expect you to? from The War
If I get the card, from The War
If I got the key, I'd have it be everyone's from The War
If I gotta break your leg into 10 pieces, I'm taking you out of here. from The War
If I were you, I wouldn't go down there. It's awful scary. from The War
If not, you have to do exactly what we say for the rest of the summer. from The War
If so, you're the boss. from The War
If we win, do we get to own the fort and say who's in it? from The War
If y'all cannot work together after that, from The War
If you got a line on a good job, I got a car. from The War
If you keep your big, fat mouth closed, I'll do all your homework. from The War
If you looking for a fight, I'll fight you right now. from The War
If you lose? from The War
If you've spent time in a mental hospital or corrective institution. from The War
If your mama could see how you's treating him, from The War
In all the years I'd known my mother, from The War
In the hills just west of Khe Sanh. from The War
Ironed it perfectly and put his tie on to look respectable from The War
Is he gonna live? from The War
Is it absolutely necessary that you serenade us? from The War
Is just the finest book ever come into print. from The War
Is like a bowl of cherries. from The War
Is that no matter how much people think they understand war, from The War
Is there anything we can do for you? from The War
Is to shut their little mouths and listen, you understand? from The War
It ain't as bad as it looks. from The War
It ain't no use. He ain't taking air. from The War
It does, huh? from The War
It is entitled, Why My Life Is Like a Bowl of Cherries. from The War
It is, isn't it? from The War
It just so happens I got permission. from The War
It took you six months to save that. from The War
It tumbled into the fire, from The War
It was a good job 'cause there was three million gallons of water to pump. from The War
It was for laying over his lap, from The War
It was just me and Dodge. from The War
It wasn't 'cause I couldn't do the work, son. from The War
It wasn't the first time Dad went away. from The War
It'll be worth it if it does. from The War
It'll stop sooner or later. from The War
It's a fight! What'd I miss? from The War
It's all over now. from The War
It's Billy Lipnicki! I knew it was him! from The War
It's clear. from The War
It's fine by us. See you at the quarry. from The War
It's gonna be on a stretcher! from The War
It's gonna take a good while before I can get enough money together to get this place. from The War
It's how come he couldn't find work. from The War
It's just a shot away from The War
It's just a shot away from The War
It's just a shot away Just a, just a shot away from The War
It's just sometimes I feel like I could wring his scrawny little neck. from The War
It's kind of spooky, really. from The War
It's like a big machine that don't nobody really know how to work. from The War
It's my dad's. from The War
It's near 50 miles to that marble mine. from The War
It's nothing personal, they said. from The War
It's okay now. from The War
It's okay, I tell you. Let go. from The War
It's okay. from The War
It's on account of our government you wound up in that place. from The War
It's one of you or none of you. from The War
It's really causing some problems around here. from The War
It's self defense, Dad! from The War
It's the biggest room I ever seen. from The War
It's why he's been gone all this time. from The War
It's you. from The War
It's your choice, man. from The War
It's yours. Lock and key. from The War
Jeez! from The War
Just 'cause you read from The War
Just crank up that little thing of yours. from The War
Just don't want them getting the idea the world's against us. from The War
Just kept on hoarding his loot, from The War
Just let him be. from The War
Just not till I get myself up again. from The War
Just quit it. from The War
Keep running. That's what you do best. from The War
Keep your eyes open and your mouth shut. from The War
Kick him again! from The War
Knock it off. I ain't gonna hurt you, you wild little goat. from The War
Law says you can't work for the city or state from The War
Leave him! Just you! from The War
Left flank, talk to me! Move down. from The War
Let me get it. from The War
Let me see him. from The War
Let's get out of here before somebody gets hurt. from The War
Let's get out of here! from The War
Let's get out of here! from The War
Let's get out of here! Cut them off, Ula! from The War
Let's get out of here. from The War
Let's get this class into some sort of order. from The War
Let's go. from The War
Let's just give it a try! from The War
Let's see if the Lipnickis float. from The War
Letting him spank me with my underpants down. from The War
Liar, liar, pants on fire, hanging from a telephone wire! from The War
Lidia Simmons, from The War
Lidia Simmons, what is the matter? from The War
Lidia suggested that I dance with you. from The War
Lidia, count us down. On your marks. from The War
Lidia, I bet you got a dozen of them. from The War
Lidia, it's... Lidia, it's 2:00 in the morning. Don't... from The War
Lidia. Y'all are to come in here now. from The War
Like I said, start building, slaves. from The War
Like who, for example? from The War
Like you're some kind of criminal? from The War
Lipnickis. from The War
Lipstick and rouge, that's all that is. Lipstick and rouge. from The War
Lois, it pays 10 times what I'm making now. from The War
Lois. from The War
Look at all that awesome garbage! from The War
