“I never forget to love the ones who love me.”
Never Forget to Love
“I never forget to love the ones who love me.”
“I never forget to love the ones who love me.”
“I guess unless the crabs throw up, we’re home free.”
Patient 1: “What’s the matter with him?”
Patient 2: “I think the weather’s just fine.”
Patient 1: “Shouldn’t rain until his wibblies get to wiggling again.”
Nurse: “I’m glad you’re my friend.”
Patient: “I’m glad you decided to eat glue.”
“You’re the kind of trouble everybody wants to get in.”
Patient: “How much money do you have?”
Nurse: “About five cents.”
Patient: “If you had seven cents I’d marry you.”
Nurse: “The story of my life, always two cents shy.”
“I have my tai chi on backwards.”
Patient: “What do you need this for?
Nurse: “It’s my computer. That’s where all my information is stored.”
Patient: “The stringy parts and all?”
“Who’s the gin freeze in your ear?”
Patient: “Are you a soldier here?”
Nurse: “I’m a soldier in the army of love.”
Patient: “You must have 77 caliber kisses.”
“You’re a jack of all parades.”
Patient: “Can you bring me something to hope for?”
Nurse: “My hugs and kisses?”
Patient: “Well, that’s a whole lotta snuckabucka.”
Nurse: “I don’t wanna snuckabucka with anyone but you.”
“I’m so old they won’t even put me in things anymore.”
“Are you sitting out here praying for me to spin your web?”
Nurse: “You’ve eaten so many cookies you’re going to turn into a chocolate chip.
Patient: “No, I can’t, I’m from the south.”
“Purple is a strange color. It can bring you back to life when you die a little inside.”
“Claim your Spain, morning shower.”
“We danced with the wind blowing us over crackles and blue moons.”
“It sounds like it’s kind of dark over there.”
“Stick it in your ear hair and smoke a liver.”