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Be put away from you with all malice." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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Even as God, for Christ's sake, hath forgiven you." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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For nobody rose in Packingtown by doing good work." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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Harlow also has Castle Lake and the Ledges, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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He's not dead. Mr. Harrigan, not at 2:30 this morning. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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Henry David Thoreau said, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I appreciate all the money that you gave me, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I appreciate the sentiment. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I could not abide the sound of that xylophone. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I do enjoy the occasional bleak Russian novel. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I felt like I owed that to my dad. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I got in. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I have a radio in the car, but I don't have a radio in the house, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I just saved your ass. You should be saying thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I know I shouldn't have done it. I know it's creepy, but I did. Now this. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I know I told you that I was afraid, but I didn't want him to die. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I know that probably sounds like a lie, but it's not. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I know what I wanna do with the lotto money. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I know who you are. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I love smart work. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I mean, you can get it for anyone, so… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I need to know if you had anything to do with Kenny Yankovich dying. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I told myself it was crazy to even think about. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I won $3,000. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I wondered if the old house made noises with no one there to hear. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I wondered where the Yankovich family moved to from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I work for a newspaper in Boston. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I'd be willing to pay $100 for some information. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I'll see you Thursday. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I'm a teacher, not a scientist. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I'm actually only upgrading 'cause I got some strange texts. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I'm asking, Craig. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I'm beginning to wish that that scratch ticket had not been a winner. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I'm Chick Rafferty. I handle… handled John Harrigan's finances. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I'm good friends with Father Ingersoll. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I'm reading something for free that people pay good money for. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I'm really sorry. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
I'm so glad you're here this morning… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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I've been arrogant, Craig. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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If I tell you something, can you keep it between us? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If it's a practical joke, why isn't it something funny like, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If our time together was the high point of his week, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If she knew I was letting you work with Harrigan and scratching Red Devils, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If so, it's probably a bad marriage. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If that is the case, that it's hurting you, then I'm sorry. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If that's it, then… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If the defendant agrees to rehab for six months. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If you did have anything to do with him dying, then… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If you do, I will answer it. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If you tell anyone about this, you're dead. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
If you're thinking you had something to do with his death, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
In the living world. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
In your life, has anyone ever tried to bully you from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
IPhones just came out. How did they get them? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Is it just you looking out because you care? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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Is that all, Craig? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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Is there anything you want from the house? Something to remember him by? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Is this about Kenny? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It can be cruel if used properly. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It concerns you having something of Mr. Harrigan's. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It doesn't concern you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It gives me a sense of power that I don't have outside of this room. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It has my dad's favorite restaurant, Mondello's. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It is payday, Craig. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It knows what I want. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It really isn't. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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It took a while, but I figured it out, Mr. Harrigan, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It was a feeling I understood. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It was a tragic accident. That's all. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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It was kind of sweet, actually. A bit of a prayer. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It was not meant as a compliment. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It was nothing, you know? Um… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It was, um, "keep giving all the love…" from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It wasn't Kenny, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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It's John Harrigan. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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It's Mr. Harrigan. I think… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
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It's not in here. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It's not terrible at all. Just memories. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It's really cool. It's got this huge… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It's really nice. You should grab some for your… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It's Tuesday. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It's what it's mostly for. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
It's… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
John Harrigan died unattended. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
John Harrigan was the richest guy in Maine. A billionaire. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Just like me. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Just like me. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Keeping time to the music." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Kenny tried to sneak out late at night from his second story bedroom. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Kenny was sadly a kid with serious problems. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Keywords "screenwriter" and "starlet." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Kind of like the Fryeburg Fair, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Knock on my wall three times. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Knock on my wall. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Know that it is difficult and unfair, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Last stop on the tour. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Let's give you another ringtone. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Like most places, Gates Falls High had school functions. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Like the magnates used to have in their mansions. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Like, somehow, my mom's death was my fault. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Listen to it. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Look at that. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Look inside. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Lord knows I did. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Lowered the door, and cranked her up. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Make sure you set up an account at the bookstore. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Marine life contributes 70% of our oxygen. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Maybe he took that loneliness out on others. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Maybe I could write for the movies. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Maybe it could be something that other people call you. Here. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Maybe that's why he seemed so lonely. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Maybe we should have. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Maybe you can explain it. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Means, "Craig, stop," from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Merry Christmas. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Mm mmm. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Mm. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Motorola Razer. Samsung table over there in the corner. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Mr. Harrigan predicted the future. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Mr. Harrigan? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Mr. Harrigan? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Mr. Harrigan? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Mr. Harrigan. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Mr. Harrigan. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Ms. Hart, do you… do you believe in ghosts? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
My father missed her even more. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
My grandma always used to say, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
My guess is that the messages somehow got stuck in the software from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
My pleasure, Craig. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
My question is, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Near the top is more journalistic, don't you think? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Neat. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Newspapers, journalists, politicians… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No end. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No more freebies. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No one asks things of me. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No, actually, um, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No, I got class. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No, it's not! from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No, no, no. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No, nothing. Just… you smell good. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No, we don't, and I'm gonna tell you why. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No, you don't owe me anything. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No. A handle's like a nickname. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No. All good. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No. Sales pitches and wrong numbers. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
No. There's something troubling me. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Nobody could figure what it meant. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Not at all. No. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Not really. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Nothing. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Now I have to kick your ass. [grunts] from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Now on your left… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Of his initiation into a new unknown life." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Of his passing from one world into another, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Of Julian Assange and Edward Snowden, and the world. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Oh no. They're filled with radiation. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Oh, and false information becomes common and accepted as true. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Oh, good morning, Ms. Hart. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Oh, good. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Oh, I've seen it. What about him? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Oh, that's right. I don't have one. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Oh, um… [chuckles] from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Oh… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay, go ahead. You'll make your class. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay, I see you, rich kid. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay, I will. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay, it was great. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay, listen to me. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay. Let me get this lip. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay. Now call me. I'm in your favorites there. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Okay. Um… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
One of those Sadie Hawkins kind of deals where the girls ask the boys. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Open the small one first. Save mine for last. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Or are you saying stop because I'm hurting myself? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Or fret from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Or something else, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Or take advantage of you? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Or worry. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Or your years here will be hell. It's just like prison. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Or… or anything like that, you can. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Oscar Wilde wrote that. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Personally, I hope that wasn't completely true from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Phones that haven't been charged can't ring, and they can't play messages. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Pirate King. Wicked. Has anyone called you yet? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Pretty nice, huh? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Promise me! from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Promise me. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Publish it not in the streets of Askelon." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Reality itself, for a start. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Regina, go to the gym and tell Mr. Taylor I'll be back in ten minutes. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Respected John's… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Right, but the Wall Street Journal can't do this. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Roll over in your grave. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Runs counter to everything I understand about successful business practices. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
S T… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
School was fine, and I even enjoyed my classes. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Second book we read. I read. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Second Samuel chapter 1, verses 19 and 20. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Secrets. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
See, if it was him, I bet he'd get arrested from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
She helped me when I needed help, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
She was a good person. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
She'd roll over in her grave. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Shine my boots, or I feed this can of polish to you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Shit. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Shoe polish? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Should I open it now? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Should the photo be below the byline? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Since I left, Ms. Hart had gotten engaged. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Since Mom died. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Sir? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Slapping her backwards and forwards with his right hand." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Snapped his neck on impact. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
So I use it at night mostly. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
So I was hoping to get another invite. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
So when you call me or text me, that's the name that pops up on my phone. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
So, what you said earlier about Mom, what does that really mean? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Social media, of paywalls and spam, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Some of them are friendly, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Somebody hacked his phone. They… they cloned it. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Something I'd have to discover? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Sorry. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Sort of. Piece of paper. One line. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Spectacular views attract people. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Spent a year looking for work, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
St. Anne's over in Gates Falls. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Starts with a B. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Stay in a cabin retreat, and soak up some autumn. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Studying drama. Wanted to be a movie star. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Surely there are sports clubs and girls from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Surprise. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Sweet. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Take an orchid. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Take it. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Take your time. I'll meet you outside. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Tammy Wynette. "Stand By Your Man." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Taught him how to text, how to create a voice mail… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Tenderhearted, forgiving one another, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Terrible secrets. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you, God. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you, Mr. Harrigan. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thank you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thanks, Dad. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thanks, U Boat! from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thanks. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Thanksgiving, and Christmas. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That actually is funny. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That he walked away without a sc****. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That I controlled it. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That I should let it go. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That I was responsible for it. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That is… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That it was impossible. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That money is going into the college fund like we agreed. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That my Google search responses are on the side of financial information. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That nothing would happen to Deane Whitmore. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That was more like a country club than a prison. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That you continue to question. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That you examine your relationship to your phone. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That… that's gonna be a tough gift to beat. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That's enough. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That's right. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That's the church where Kenny was baptized. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That's why you chose me to read. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
That's… that… that's a winner. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The cafeteria. This is where the popular kids hang out. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The first iPhones had some weird glitches. Rushed production. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The first time we read this, I didn't quite understand the title. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The four year prison sentence will be suspended from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The future of the Internet, the future of news, of fake news, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The gift of death. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The girl at the store helped me out. It's all set up, charged, ready to go. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The obituary for Kenneth James Yankovich from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The secret closet. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The shit show with Kenny Yankovich, and everyone dying, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The true value of money from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The world slowed down a bit for me. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The World Wide Web is like a broken water main, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Then drove his truck into that thresher garage, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Then he took a fancy bar of soap and broke it in two. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Then the magnificent throb of beauty is incomprehensible from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Then there'd be a trial, and then I'd have to go into court, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Then, of course, you must pursue it but know that I do not approve. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Then, what? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
There are a great many things I'm not sure of anymore. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
There are views, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
There is a vulgar joke about screenwriters. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
There were other kids, older kids, better readers. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
There. "Stand By Your Man." Okay. Here you go. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
There's a man named Deane Whitmore from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
There's a six room elementary and middle school house. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
There's Howie's Market, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
There's something I always wanted to ask you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
These are called icons. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
These enemies. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They all have smartphones. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They cut him open? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They don't strike at once from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They follow you, whisper in your ear, making sure that you don't forget, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They had taken a long weekend to visit the town of Chester, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They shouldn't worry about things above ground from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They think he slipped on the roof and fell. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They were on their way back and almost to the New Hampshire border from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They're just playing a practical joke on you. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They're not gone, not really. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
They're… they're not here. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
This is crazy. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
This one is for the stock market. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Those senior girls are mean as pythons. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Though I can't say I wasn't happy not to see him every day. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Though I had the only iPhone, and Billy and U Boat had to share a Razer. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
To a boy looking for any chance to get out of a lonely house? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
To be first, you have to be bold. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
To Harlow? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
To nevermore feel pain from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
To not like you and for no reason. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
To people who need new cell phones but can't afford them. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
To see your father's face or put flowers on your mother's grave? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
To spread more nonsense than is already out there? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
To Yahoo!, and Google. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Took care of me and Pete too. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Trying to summon the dead. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Uh, "Help, I'm trapped in a box"? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Uh, I… [chuckles nervously] from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Uh, you just wait there. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um, it was nice of you to give it to me. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um, maybe you should've opened mine first. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um, okay. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um, that if horses in pain can be put out of their misery, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um, well, do you know when they'll be back? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Um… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Unless you're looking for a black eye, lung cancer, or a tattoo. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Valentine's Day, my birthday in September, from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Wanna take a last look? from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Was it because he knew five dollars an hour would be attractive from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Was killed Sunday in a head on collision." from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Wasn't in the Gates Falls Tribune until Tuesday. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
We completely erase it, scrub it, and donate it from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
We didn't read that book. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
We gotta get phones. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
We have to get somebody out there. We have to get bulldozers and… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
We have to go. We have to check on him. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
We live in a town so small, you can shout, and they'll show up. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
We've had this arrangement for a long, long time. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Well done. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Well, have a good day. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Well, I know what I wanna do with the rest of it. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Well, I suppose someone has to do it. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Well, I suppose you wouldn't, being a scientist. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Well, if you do go to that godforsaken place from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Well, if you… you need anything, just, uh… from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Well, Lowell, but I went to college in Boston. from Mr. Harrigan's Phone
