A ah... from Crackerjack
A bit of shush o, please. from Crackerjack
A bit off the back and sides when you get a minute, pal. from Crackerjack
A little woofy, but I suppose they'll do for now, boss. from Crackerjack
A nude calendar? from Crackerjack
A rat in the ranks. from Crackerjack
A toffee apple? Sir Francis Drake. from Crackerjack
A true revealer of character, son. from Crackerjack
A year and a half of horticultural study. from Crackerjack
Aboard his man of war to vanquish the enemy. from Crackerjack
About getting some young bowlers down the club? from Crackerjack
Abstain from sex the night before a big match. from Crackerjack
Accused cliff of not chalking a bowl that was in the ditch, from Crackerjack
After an end, the other mob from Crackerjack
Against lord Howard at Plymouth hoe from Crackerjack
Ah, ah, ah, ah, that's me. from Crackerjack
Ah, give me a break. I'm a busy fella. from Crackerjack
Ah, good. Let's hope this one doesn't get me thrown in jail. from Crackerjack
Ah, nice one, Keith. from Crackerjack
Ah! from Crackerjack
Albert David Jackson. from Crackerjack
Albert Jackson? from Crackerjack
Albert. from Crackerjack
Albert. Jackson? from Crackerjack
All registered at exactly the same postal address. from Crackerjack
All that's revealing right now from Crackerjack
All the other traditions go out the window as well. from Crackerjack
All those in favour of calling our economic situation 'dire'? from Crackerjack
All: Oh! That'd be really good. from Crackerjack
Allan called he's busted his hip. from Crackerjack
Alright, alright! from Crackerjack
Alright, we can wait. Mmm. from Crackerjack
Alright, young fella. from Crackerjack
Alright. from Crackerjack
Alright. No, the lad is right. from Crackerjack
Although, you know what these places are like from Crackerjack
And a deadset knockout in pantaloons. from Crackerjack
And all memberships will be rescinded. from Crackerjack
And award the tournament to the bogarra bowls club. from Crackerjack
And beat me about the noggin? from Crackerjack
And cliff carout now. from Crackerjack
And create a good impression around the club. from Crackerjack
And Don bradman led the invincibles to england from Crackerjack
And don't forget our online billing service. from Crackerjack
And Edward inchley, the 'dapper gent' of the game... from Crackerjack
And hats. You'll need hats. from Crackerjack
And he told his men this is true, son from Crackerjack
And here you go, giving it to him on a platter. from Crackerjack
And here, I think, in this package, from Crackerjack
And how do you know so much about the subject, Jack? from Crackerjack
And I don't want to hear you repeating that story. from Crackerjack
And I might just mention local boy Doug pebble, aged 98, from Crackerjack
And I think, I might say, you're in this position from Crackerjack
And I'm calling the cops. from Crackerjack
And if you don't leave, we'll have you kicked out. from Crackerjack
And increased maintenance costs, from Crackerjack
And keep the prize money. from Crackerjack
And keep the small circle on the inside, from Crackerjack
And look out, here's the skip. It's Bert stapler. from Crackerjack
And Mark my words, heads will roll. from Crackerjack
And may I say you're not a bad bloke... from Crackerjack
And me? from Crackerjack
And often, when she's working back late at night, from Crackerjack
And only if you're sitting on the other side of the glass from Crackerjack
And somehow got me a governor's pardon from Crackerjack
And still is, I reckon. from Crackerjack
And that bloody door... from Crackerjack
And that infuriated cliff. from Crackerjack
And that, of course, will render you unfit from Crackerjack
And that's the honest truth? from Crackerjack
And that's why from Crackerjack
And that's why you blokes are such excellent bowlers. from Crackerjack
And the best bloody sandwiches I ever ate. from Crackerjack
And the bugger can bowl. from Crackerjack
And the ladies insist we keep the urn. from Crackerjack
And things are pretty good. from Crackerjack
And this will be the final bowl. from Crackerjack
And took ownership of the call. from Crackerjack
And we're celebrating cityside being back in the tournament. from Crackerjack
And we're here to see the governor from Crackerjack
And what about my needs? from Crackerjack
And what can I do for the king? from Crackerjack
And what's it got to do with you? from Crackerjack
And when it goes flat, it's great for washing your hair. from Crackerjack
And won the battle at sea too, from Crackerjack
And you are a good for nothing layabout. Ha ha! from Crackerjack
And you know what, son, from Crackerjack
And you used it to make a sandwich, from Crackerjack
And you've got three parks. All I need is one. from Crackerjack
And, at the end of the day, not much chance of doing a hammy. from Crackerjack
Announcer: Hmm, good point. They're just dirty people... from Crackerjack
Announcer: Most of them aren't genuine refugees anyway. from Crackerjack
Any other suggestions? from Crackerjack
Anybody got digoxin? Mmm. Here. from Crackerjack
Anyhow, we got most of their members from Crackerjack
Anyone winning? No. from Crackerjack
Apparently he has an uneasy truce with the club. from Crackerjack
Applied for membership. from Crackerjack
Are in better Nick than yours. from Crackerjack
Are you president of the cityside bowling club? from Crackerjack
Are you saying there's a rat in the ranks? from Crackerjack
Arsehole! from Crackerjack
As cityside president len Johnson from Crackerjack
As close to this little white one as you can. from Crackerjack
As for Nance, well, we're still together from Crackerjack
As I said, a true revealer of character. from Crackerjack
As of may 30. from Crackerjack
As opposed to on top of a cracker from Crackerjack
As we speak, Dave is moving like the wind. from Crackerjack
Ashtrays at either end. from Crackerjack
Asked him for a favour, and I think he's enjoying himself. from Crackerjack
At least it's at the back from Crackerjack
At least you're going to work, unlike those union bludgers... from Crackerjack
At our next general meeting, Eileen. from Crackerjack
Available in town. from Crackerjack
Aw, shit. from Crackerjack
Babe, have I ever let you down? from Crackerjack
Banned from the Greens for life for an unfortunate incident from Crackerjack
Be careful with your use of the word 'unanimous'. from Crackerjack
Be temporarily suspended from Crackerjack
Beautiful new carvery. You'll love it. from Crackerjack
Beautifully done. from Crackerjack
Because he's in violation of his restraining order. from Crackerjack
Because of some very sensible decisions from Crackerjack
Because the great sir Francis Drake from Crackerjack
Because the great sir Francis Drake didn't know... from Crackerjack
Before we put this story to bed. from Crackerjack
Bernie Fowler now, there's a case. from Crackerjack
Bernie Fowler wouldn't give us a wave if he owned the ocean. from Crackerjack
Bernie Fowler. from Crackerjack
Bernie Fowler. from Crackerjack
Bernie Fowler. from Crackerjack
Bernie Fowler. from Crackerjack
Bernie: Ladies and gentlemen, Elvis has left the building. from Crackerjack
Bernie: Not so fast. from Crackerjack
Bernie: The rules are very, very clearly stated, gentlemen. from Crackerjack
Bernie. from Crackerjack
Bert stapler now. from Crackerjack
Besides, beaut day for a roll. from Crackerjack
Better all be here! from Crackerjack
Better get in here before Dave reports you to the governor. from Crackerjack
Better now I've got fuel in the tank. from Crackerjack
Between sir Francis Drake and lord Howard at Plymouth hoe, from Crackerjack
Between the government and the union. from Crackerjack
Big bertie. from Crackerjack
Big game tomorrow. from Crackerjack
Bingo. from Crackerjack
Bingo. from Crackerjack
Bingo. Who'd have thought? from Crackerjack
Bit of a green thumb? from Crackerjack
Booze is cheap, food's free, from Crackerjack
Both: Snap transport strike. from Crackerjack
Bowl, Jack. from Crackerjack
Bowl, mate. from Crackerjack
Bowl, mate. from Crackerjack
Bowled! from Crackerjack
Bowling arm? from Crackerjack
Bowling must be thirsty work. Yep. from Crackerjack
Bowls it's a great game. from Crackerjack
Bowls! Oh, why didn't you say so? from Crackerjack
Bring 'em over. Yeah. Will do. from Crackerjack
Buggered if I know. from Crackerjack
Bullshit. Swear jar, Dave. from Crackerjack
But careful, it's a real pea souper. from Crackerjack
But don't give up now I've got a plan. from Crackerjack
But he's a member of the bloody club. from Crackerjack
But I could forgive all that. from Crackerjack
But I don't want to damage my $1,200 bowling arm. from Crackerjack
But I like to think he won the game and the battle too. from Crackerjack
But I like to think that he won the game, from Crackerjack
But I will say this... from Crackerjack
But I've been dining out on the headbutting story. from Crackerjack
But if you can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen. from Crackerjack
But it looks like he's going to bowl the flipper. from Crackerjack
But my strongest memory of that day from Crackerjack
But otherwise I'd give it an... 85.21%. from Crackerjack
But sadly, on this occasion, from Crackerjack
But surely just a word from you from Crackerjack
But they did. from Crackerjack
But we sold every single raffle ticket. from Crackerjack
But you'll be pleased to know that Jack Simpson has arrived. from Crackerjack
But you're helping us out of a tight spot. from Crackerjack
But, you know, it's not funny, Jack, from Crackerjack
By a special sub committee to be chaired by myself. from Crackerjack
By my watch, there's still seven minutes left. from Crackerjack
Can anyone let me have a Celebrex? from Crackerjack
Can I just ask you... from Crackerjack
Chair wouldn't know a good idea if it popped up in his porridge. from Crackerjack
Chaos is expected... from Crackerjack
Cheer up, lads. Always tomorrow. from Crackerjack
Cheers. from Crackerjack
Chemicals and all that. from Crackerjack
Ching ching! from Crackerjack
Ching ching! from Crackerjack
Chop chop. Woman: Come on. Come on! from Crackerjack
Cleaned up the kitchen? from Crackerjack
Cliff, Ron, Edgar and norm from Crackerjack
Cliff, you take the mat. from Crackerjack
Cliffy what a legend. from Crackerjack
Cliffy, ease it through. It's yours. from Crackerjack
Come on, baby, get up. from Crackerjack
Come on, big fella. from Crackerjack
Come on, Dave. from Crackerjack
Come on, fellas, let's talk it up. from Crackerjack
Come on, Gwen. We're not here for a haircut. from Crackerjack
Come on, Jack, it's over. from Crackerjack
Come on, Jack. Hey! from Crackerjack
Come on, Jack. I've had four parking fines this week. from Crackerjack
Come on, mate. from Crackerjack
Come on, mrs Jenkins. from Crackerjack
Come on, norm, I've hurt my back. from Crackerjack
Come on, Ron, let's get out of here. from Crackerjack
Come on! from Crackerjack
Come on. from Crackerjack
Come on. from Crackerjack
Come on. What? from Crackerjack
Coming nicely! from Crackerjack
Commentator: And, yes, that is a win for cityside! from Crackerjack
Commentator: Hollywood to bowl. from Crackerjack
Commentator: I don't believe it, ladies and gentlemen, from Crackerjack
Commentator: It's Julio gleeson! from Crackerjack
Commentator: Ladies and gentlemen, here they are, from Crackerjack
Commentator: Nobody messes with the stapler. from Crackerjack
Commentator: Now the two skips moving to the mat from Crackerjack
Commentator: Oh, yes. Yes, that's classic alcock. from Crackerjack
Commentator: Simpson now. from Crackerjack
Commentator: Stan coombs now inspecting the head. from Crackerjack
Commentator: That is amazing! from Crackerjack
Commentator: Well, I think Stan coombs appears to have... from Crackerjack
Commentator: Would the owner of brown cortina, from Crackerjack
Commentator: Yes, cliff carout is back in town. from Crackerjack
Commentator: Yes, Simpson surprised us all there. from Crackerjack
Commentator: Yes, the gleeson magic from Crackerjack
Commentator: Yes. That's champagne lawn bowls. from Crackerjack
Congratulations to the fundraising committee, Eileen. from Crackerjack
Considering you bought 800 tickets, from Crackerjack
Cop that, mate. from Crackerjack
Correct. from Crackerjack
Could be anything. Maybe a conference centre. from Crackerjack
Could be. from Crackerjack
Couldn't go a bit faster there, could we, Gwen? from Crackerjack
Covers bowls, along with half a dozen other things. from Crackerjack
Crikey, Stan, you're tossing pineapples. from Crackerjack
Crikey. from Crackerjack
Crowd: Oh, yes! from Crackerjack
Crowd: Oh... from Crackerjack
Dave great bloke. from Crackerjack
Dave, mind the bar for a minute? Sure. from Crackerjack
Dave, this is a bowls club. You know, old people. from Crackerjack
Dave: 17 heads full of brylcreem. from Crackerjack
Dave: 27... from Crackerjack
Dave: 88 two fat ladies. from Crackerjack
Dave: Hey, daddy o! from Crackerjack
Dave: Hi, Jack. How's it going? Shithouse. from Crackerjack
Dave: Nice one, Jack. from Crackerjack
Dave: See ya tonight. Good luck. from Crackerjack
Dave: This is a great game. from Crackerjack
Dave? from Crackerjack
Deceased. from Crackerjack
Definitely in evidence this afternoon. from Crackerjack
Did quite well too. Till she upset the wrong person. from Crackerjack
Didn't understand the meaning of the word 'defeat'. from Crackerjack
Didn't you say that all avenues must be explored? from Crackerjack
Do I get paid? No. from Crackerjack
Do what? from Crackerjack
Does your husband bowll? from Crackerjack
Doing a flipper. from Crackerjack
Don't get me wrong. I like the ladies. from Crackerjack
Don't go near the head, Jack. from Crackerjack
Don't joke, Dave. It gets pretty hairy out there. from Crackerjack
Don't know. Calling for a measure. from Crackerjack
Don't let him get away with this. Let's do it for Stan. from Crackerjack
Don't start. Could've finished the job. from Crackerjack
Don't want to bamboozle you with the details. from Crackerjack
Don't waste your time, Stan. from Crackerjack
Done your dough. from Crackerjack
Drew in the grand final. from Crackerjack
Drinks, ladies? Three Shirley temples, please. from Crackerjack
Earlier than you think. from Crackerjack
Ease up, son. We say “use the grass” but that's over the top. from Crackerjack
Eat them. They're our lunch. Would you like one? from Crackerjack
Edgar, you sure you can drive this thing? from Crackerjack
Edgar: Ah, bugger it! from Crackerjack
Edgar: How about a raffle? from Crackerjack
Edgar: Look, there's a teapot. from Crackerjack
Edgar: There. Look, there's the spout... from Crackerjack
Edgar: You bloody thing... from Crackerjack
Effective immediately. from Crackerjack
Eh, Stan! from Crackerjack
Eh? from Crackerjack
Eh? He's feeling a bit crook. from Crackerjack
Eileen is still the lady president, from Crackerjack
Eileen, I did a year and a half of horticulture. from Crackerjack
Eileen, I swear, that is not mine. from Crackerjack
Eileen: Again? Len: Yeah. from Crackerjack
Eileen: Apart from those times? from Crackerjack
Eileen: Get an ambulance! Dave: Stan. from Crackerjack
Eileen: Good on you, norm. Dave: Well done. from Crackerjack
Eileen: I like the dress, Nance. from Crackerjack
Eileen: Yeah. Come on, Jack! Do it for Stan. from Crackerjack
Either trail the Jack or a resting toucher to win. from Crackerjack
Either way, it's a big night for the club. from Crackerjack
Er... he's just resting up, I think. from Crackerjack
Er... yeah. Something like that. from Crackerjack
Especially when you consider we are trying from Crackerjack
Essendon 7 goals, 27 behinds. Can you believe it? from Crackerjack
Even though it's clearly understood by all members from Crackerjack
Even though they're only at genuine 1977 prices. from Crackerjack
Every year, len. from Crackerjack
Everybody, meet Jack Simpson. from Crackerjack
Everything he rolled was spun gold. from Crackerjack
Everything's worked out, I suppose. from Crackerjack
Exactly what I wanted to hear. from Crackerjack
Excellent idea. from Crackerjack
Excuse me, ladies. from Crackerjack
Extraordinary! from Crackerjack
Fair enough. from Crackerjack
Find out what his story is. from Crackerjack
Fine. Good. That's... from Crackerjack
For 80 bucks a year from Crackerjack
For an enterprising young man like you, Jack. from Crackerjack
For crying out loud! from Crackerjack
For Gwen's delightful herb and pumpkin scones. from Crackerjack
For holding poker machine licences. from Crackerjack
For that, mrs Jenkins? from Crackerjack
For the baking competition. from Crackerjack
For the big game. from Crackerjack
For the car parks? from Crackerjack
For the club, for the ladies... from Crackerjack
For the cultivation and sale of marijuana. from Crackerjack
For the making of cheese and biscuits only. from Crackerjack
For the meat tray. from Crackerjack
For the wheel of cheese incident. from Crackerjack
For this very ancient club. from Crackerjack
Forget pokies. from Crackerjack
Four round knockout. Winner takes all. from Crackerjack
Frankly, this is proving a great deal more difficult from Crackerjack
Frankston was a holiday resort. from Crackerjack
Free heroin for druggies?! from Crackerjack
From the bowling club? from Crackerjack
Fuck a duck. from Crackerjack
Fuck the car parks, Bernie. from Crackerjack
G'day, fellas. Want a raffle ticket? from Crackerjack
G'day, g'day. from Crackerjack
G'day, Jack. from Crackerjack
G'day, mate. Do you wanna buy a raffle ticket? from Crackerjack
Gee, bet she's pinching herself. from Crackerjack
Gee, he didn't take that too well, did he? from Crackerjack
Gee, you look like you need that, mate. from Crackerjack
Geez, just like in the ads, eh? from Crackerjack
Geez... from Crackerjack
Get crack ring ins to do the bowling from Crackerjack
Get out. from Crackerjack
Get out. What happened? from Crackerjack
Get stuffed, Ron. from Crackerjack
Get your hand off my arse, pappy. from Crackerjack
Gimme that! from Crackerjack
Give it up for Wayne 'Hollywood' alcock. There he is. from Crackerjack
Give Jack a run for his money. from Crackerjack
Give me that. It's so peaceful. from Crackerjack
Go away! Look at him. from Crackerjack
Go on, Jack. from Crackerjack
Good for you, Joe. I'm really happy for you. from Crackerjack
Good for you. from Crackerjack
Good for you. Must have fond memories? from Crackerjack
Good lord. from Crackerjack
Good luck finding one from Crackerjack
Good on ya, gwenny. from Crackerjack
Good on ya, len. from Crackerjack
Good one, ed. from Crackerjack
Good stuff. from Crackerjack
Got a girlfriend. No, you don't! from Crackerjack
Great man, great bowler. from Crackerjack
Great. Couldn't be happier. from Crackerjack
Great. Only one more sleep. from Crackerjack
Great. We've got a team. from Crackerjack
Greensville. Boy, there was a cracker of a club. from Crackerjack
Greensville's pulled out. The club's gone under. from Crackerjack
Grouse. Top shelf. from Crackerjack
Guess what. Cityside have entered my tournament. from Crackerjack
Guys, I know what it looks like, from Crackerjack
Gwen joined the local rotary club from Crackerjack
Gwen on the phone you're in on everything. from Crackerjack
Gwen used it in the scones. from Crackerjack
Gwen, these pumpkin and herb scones are simply delicious. from Crackerjack
Gwen: 'Bye, Ron. Dave: Keep it steady, Ron. from Crackerjack
Gwenny nominated me. from Crackerjack
Ha hal from Crackerjack
Haemorrhoids, osteoporosis, incontinence pads. from Crackerjack
Hang on, hang on, hang on. That's not fair. from Crackerjack
Hang on, you don't need those there, and... from Crackerjack
Happy to help in any way, mr Fowler. from Crackerjack
Happy, Jack? from Crackerjack
Hard yards. from Crackerjack
Has he shown you the plans? from Crackerjack
Has it? from Crackerjack
Have been allocated to me. from Crackerjack
Have you completely stumped, hey, Stan? from Crackerjack
Have you got planning permission from the council from Crackerjack
Have you, Jack? from Crackerjack
Having said that, are there any suggestions? from Crackerjack
He can handle it. Shut up and listen. from Crackerjack
He can talk. He pops those pills like they're maltesers. from Crackerjack
He headbutted him. from Crackerjack
He introduced himself, leant into my ear and said, from Crackerjack
He just wants to make sure he's in tip top shape from Crackerjack
He knew he did wrong, and he copped it on the chin. from Crackerjack
He knows about the car park bizzo. from Crackerjack
He showed some today. from Crackerjack
He told his men and this is true, son from Crackerjack
He wouldn't have a bar of it. from Crackerjack
He'd be fun to have around. from Crackerjack
He'd still be sniffing around here from Crackerjack
He'll turn up. I don't think he will. from Crackerjack
He's already on the bus. from Crackerjack
He's banned for life. from Crackerjack
He's been granted a governor's pardon. from Crackerjack
He's going to bowl the flipper. The boy's a bloody idiot. from Crackerjack
He's normally keen to pitch in with the sandwiches. from Crackerjack
He's not crook again, is he? from Crackerjack
He's on line two. from Crackerjack
He's only hanging around so he can hold onto his car park. from Crackerjack
He's right, Edgar. from Crackerjack
He's right. You're a bloody fool. from Crackerjack
He's still complaining loudly about it, from Crackerjack
He's trouble. from Crackerjack
Hell's bells! from Crackerjack
Hello, ladies! from Crackerjack
Hello, Stan. Long time no see. What have you come as? from Crackerjack
Hello. from Crackerjack
Hello. from Crackerjack
Her name's Nance. from Crackerjack
Herb Johnson? from Crackerjack
Herbs? Sounds fancy. from Crackerjack
Here it is. from Crackerjack
Here we go. This is the real lesson. from Crackerjack
Here's a good bit. from Crackerjack
Here's a special assignment for you, boys. from Crackerjack
Here's a tip. from Crackerjack
Here's an idea. from Crackerjack
Here's to a great bloke. from Crackerjack
Here's your 20, Jack. I believe that's the going rate. from Crackerjack
Here's your meat tray, Jack. Did I win, did 1? from Crackerjack
Hey, fair go, aggie. from Crackerjack
Hey, get back to work, buddy. from Crackerjack
Hey, Nance. from Crackerjack
Hey, so why did you get the flick from the 'tribune'? from Crackerjack
Hey, Stan. Stan! from Crackerjack
Hey, take it easy, mate. from Crackerjack
Hey! Everyone! No, don't do that, Jack. from Crackerjack
Hey. Hope this is your lunchbreak, pal. from Crackerjack
His leg comes off tomorrow. from Crackerjack
Hmm? from Crackerjack
Hmm. You're fired, Simpson. from Crackerjack
Home brew my arse. from Crackerjack
Honest. from Crackerjack
Hope there's some cheese ones in there. from Crackerjack
Hope you're equal to the job. from Crackerjack
Hope you're not having a bad hair day, from Crackerjack
Horticulture? Yep. from Crackerjack
How are you feeling, Jack? from Crackerjack
How are you going in there, Gwen? from Crackerjack
How could they possibly think he would... from Crackerjack
How do we all feel about that? Get out. from Crackerjack
How do you know he knows? He told me. from Crackerjack
How does “go fuck yourself' sound? from Crackerjack
How good can he be? He hasn't bowled for 20 years. from Crackerjack
How many? from Crackerjack
How the hell do you make a Shirley temple? from Crackerjack
How was the bowling, ladies? Fine, thank you. from Crackerjack
How'd the trip go? from Crackerjack
How's it going out there? from Crackerjack
How's the other thing going? from Crackerjack
I am out of here. from Crackerjack
I ask you, does that sound like the actions of a sane man? from Crackerjack
I can understand your resistance to all this, len. from Crackerjack
I can't be expelled from the club from Crackerjack
I can't believe it. We made the final. from Crackerjack
I can't bowl! from Crackerjack
I can't help you. from Crackerjack
I don't believe you people. from Crackerjack
I don't like it. from Crackerjack
I don't like it. from Crackerjack
I don't like it. from Crackerjack
I don't like it. from Crackerjack
I don't like seeing my fees frittered away on idle chitchat. from Crackerjack
I don't think we should get too bogged down in the detail. from Crackerjack
I feel a little silly, but she assures me it's very horny. from Crackerjack
I guess that means he'll be unable to draw the winner from Crackerjack
I had a park right here, across the road from uni. from Crackerjack
I had this idiot on the line going on and on, from Crackerjack
I had to go for it. from Crackerjack
I had you pegged as the sort of bloke from Crackerjack
I have to what? from Crackerjack
I haven't seen any outward signs of unusual behaviour, from Crackerjack
I hear he's still taking the odd bet, but only by phone, from Crackerjack
I hereby call this meeting to order. from Crackerjack
I hope the king knows the law, from Crackerjack
I just found these herbs in the fridge. from Crackerjack
I knew you were struggling, len, but, well, I had no idea. from Crackerjack
I know he asked me never to repeat it, from Crackerjack
I know it's a little risque, but we could make one of these. from Crackerjack
I know that feeling, len. from Crackerjack
I know what this looks like, but trust me... from Crackerjack
I know your knees are crook, from Crackerjack
I like cheese. from Crackerjack
I like your style, Jack. from Crackerjack
I mean, for Christ's sake, from Crackerjack
I mean, the clock is ticking for the club, isn't it? from Crackerjack
I mean, the customer is king. from Crackerjack
I might just join that club and get my own permit. from Crackerjack
I might want to one day. I'm getting in early. from Crackerjack
I miss the gang already. How's Gwen? from Crackerjack
I most certainly am. from Crackerjack
I move that due to certain liberties from Crackerjack
I noticed there are three members of this club from Crackerjack
I only run these things from Crackerjack
I paid my fees and you take my cash. from Crackerjack
I really need it. This is a debacle. from Crackerjack
I reckon it's the best I've ever seen. from Crackerjack
I s'pose I could squeeze one down for the governor. from Crackerjack
I see cityside's back in the tournament, no thanks to you. from Crackerjack
I see. from Crackerjack
I see. from Crackerjack
I still don't like it. from Crackerjack
I still run it. from Crackerjack
I still say bowls is a true revealer of character. from Crackerjack
I suggest... no, I insist you all try one. from Crackerjack
I tell you what. from Crackerjack
I think I can find a place in my organisation from Crackerjack
I think it's more a question, Jack, from Crackerjack
I think we have a winner. from Crackerjack
I think you'll find from Crackerjack
I think you'll find that according to etiquette, from Crackerjack
I think you'll find you've got the wrong man anyway. from Crackerjack
I thought I sorted him out. from Crackerjack
I thought it was a pelargonium peltatum. from Crackerjack
I thought it was because it was across the road from your work. from Crackerjack
I thought you'd see it my way. Eh, Stan! from Crackerjack
I told you! He's a bloody genius! from Crackerjack
I used to drive the school bus! from Crackerjack
I wanna make you an offer. from Crackerjack
I was late for work all this week. from Crackerjack
I wasn't talking to you. from Crackerjack
I wish it was the 1950s too, but it isn't. from Crackerjack
I wonder where Stan is. from Crackerjack
I'd get that shit down to forensics. from Crackerjack
I'd kill for an lced vo vo. from Crackerjack
I'd like to draw to your attention if I may from Crackerjack
I'd love to tell you more, but, well, you know the rules from Crackerjack
I'd rather put pokie machines in. from Crackerjack
I'd shake your hand, from Crackerjack
I'd, er, dig ditches for a living with the right people. from Crackerjack
I'll be buggered if I will. from Crackerjack
I'll call the police. from Crackerjack
I'll go one of those. from Crackerjack
I'll have a whip round organise a fruit platter. from Crackerjack
I'll have to have another word from Crackerjack
I'll have you know I go off like a firecracker in the sack. from Crackerjack
I'll let the Spanish armada know you could be a while. from Crackerjack
I'll never get another tattoo in Manila. from Crackerjack
I'll second that notion, Gwen. from Crackerjack
I'll see what I can do. from Crackerjack
I'll see you at the bowls club. from Crackerjack
I'll see you out. No, you're right, mate. from Crackerjack
I'm a member. Have been since '96. from Crackerjack
I'm actually really enjoying being involved. from Crackerjack
I'm afraid I'll have to confiscate those. from Crackerjack
I'm afraid it grieves me sorely from Crackerjack
I'm afraid you'll have to speak up. from Crackerjack
I'm buggered if that bald headed prick from Crackerjack
I'm doing my balls in cancelled bookings. from Crackerjack
I'm Eileen the lady president. from Crackerjack
I'm lodging an official protest. from Crackerjack
I'm not Einstein, but you do the figures. from Crackerjack
I'm onto something. from Crackerjack
I'm out of here. I'm done. But the constitution says... from Crackerjack
I'm sorry, but unless you've got an appointment, from Crackerjack
I'm sorry, Joe, but it looks like it's not going to be. from Crackerjack
I'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen, from Crackerjack
I'm sure Bob Turner would donate a meat tray. from Crackerjack
I'm throwing this club a lifeline. from Crackerjack
I'm with you. No bending over. from Crackerjack
I've applied for membership. Sorry? You've what? from Crackerjack
I've been done over by the bowls reporter! from Crackerjack
I've done the roster and you'll be required to work the bar from Crackerjack
I've entered us in the men's fours tournament, from Crackerjack
I've got a mate called bevan. from Crackerjack
I've got a migraine coming on, so I'll get the arvo off. from Crackerjack
I've got to say, I'm a little hurt, len. from Crackerjack
I've gotta go, really. Jack from Crackerjack
I've heard about it. He should know better. from Crackerjack
I've lost my girlfriend and my job. from Crackerjack
I've never seen anything like... from Crackerjack
I've played your dopey pennant, worked your stupid bar, from Crackerjack
I've seen you old ducks in the supermarket. Back in five. from Crackerjack
I've told our dumbfuck supervisor from Crackerjack
Ida, you make us proud, now. from Crackerjack
Ida: He's stealing our lunch! from Crackerjack
Ida: Nobody else can get away with it. Why should he? from Crackerjack
Idiots. from Crackerjack
If anyone needs me, I'll be behind the bar. from Crackerjack
If greensville hadn't gone under first. from Crackerjack
If he wasn't barred from the premises. from Crackerjack
If I was 40 years older, you'd be in trouble right now. from Crackerjack
If I'm talking to your members. from Crackerjack
If there is, we'll sort it out down at the station. from Crackerjack
If you must know, let's say during an extended rain delay from Crackerjack
If you wanted to sleep with me, all you had to do was ask. from Crackerjack
If you're interested. Am not. from Crackerjack
If you're staking out a bowls club, from Crackerjack
If you've got somewhere cool to store it, you're laughing. from Crackerjack
Imagine if you had, say, three of them. from Crackerjack
In a nutshell, due to dwindling membership from Crackerjack
In fact, the most memorable game ever played was in 1588 from Crackerjack
In fact, the most memorable game of bowls ever played from Crackerjack
In fact, the most memorable game was in 1588 from Crackerjack
In her capacity as the patron of the rvba. from Crackerjack
In the cityside team. from Crackerjack
In the ditch! from Crackerjack
In the meantime, Jack, what are you gonna do from Crackerjack
In the visitors' room down at the jail. from Crackerjack
In there somewhere, Eileen, from Crackerjack
In through there, folks. from Crackerjack
In your own time, son. from Crackerjack
Indoor bloody waterfall? from Crackerjack
Is being awarded a complimentary lifetime membership from Crackerjack
Is it's all hands on deck. from Crackerjack
Is Jack Simpson there, please? from Crackerjack
Is led away by the constabulary. from Crackerjack
Is that right, Jack? Yep. from Crackerjack
Is that right? from Crackerjack
Is that right? Yes. from Crackerjack
Is that she mentions the vcsc, improved her terminology from Crackerjack
Is there anything else I can do for you? from Crackerjack
Is there anything else I can help you with? from Crackerjack
Is two inches of arse crack poking out the top of my pants. from Crackerjack
It also struck me as unnecessarily long, from Crackerjack
It doesn't matter. from Crackerjack
It is with a heavy heart from Crackerjack
It means they're up shit creek, financially speaking. from Crackerjack
It never ends. from Crackerjack
It takes a minute to warm up. from Crackerjack
It was a fair size bruise too. from Crackerjack
It was a pretty heavy downpour too, I might add. from Crackerjack
It was unanimous. from Crackerjack
It was unanimous. from Crackerjack
It'd want to be a big bastard. from Crackerjack
It's a bloody disgrace. Next caller. from Crackerjack
It's a boil over. from Crackerjack
It's a game of skill, touch and Patience. from Crackerjack
It's a shame because those that saw cliff bowl from Crackerjack
It's a start, Stan. from Crackerjack
It's against a journalist's code of ethics from Crackerjack
It's an open and shut case, wouldn't you say, Jack? from Crackerjack
It's bandied about a bit too casually for my liking. from Crackerjack
It's been going a long time. from Crackerjack
It's for a meat tray. Get out of it. from Crackerjack
It's got 172 power points. from Crackerjack
It's great news, isn't it? from Crackerjack
It's hardly a surprise. from Crackerjack
It's history now. from Crackerjack
It's hydroponic. from Crackerjack
It's in the bag. from Crackerjack
It's just an aid for people who can't bend over. from Crackerjack
It's just not that interesting. from Crackerjack
It's like living with Diana Ross. from Crackerjack
It's like shooting fish in a barrel. from Crackerjack
It's not mine, and besides, the effect of that would be. from Crackerjack
It's not right. from Crackerjack
It's not the clothes. It's what's inside. Come on. from Crackerjack
It's only been harvested in the last three days. from Crackerjack
It's only the roll up, mate. from Crackerjack
It's supposed to be for members only. from Crackerjack
It's the bogarra bowls club. from Crackerjack
It's the man himself, Edward inchley. from Crackerjack
It's the only tournament on the horizon from Crackerjack
It's wrong. from Crackerjack
J and that's your big mistake from Crackerjack
J base camp too far away... j from Crackerjack
J don't be so from Crackerjack
J feel like Scott of the antarctic from Crackerjack
J throw down your guns from Crackerjack
J you didn't have the heart from Crackerjack
J you love to watch me bake you serve me up with cake from Crackerjack
J you offer a la carte from Crackerjack
J you stretch me with your hands from Crackerjack
J your guest comes in dressed smart from Crackerjack
Jack Simpson has rewritten the rule books. from Crackerjack
Jack Simpson? from Crackerjack
Jack Simpson. That must be the one. from Crackerjack
Jack, are we still on for Tuesday night? from Crackerjack
Jack, have you seen len and Stan? from Crackerjack
Jack, it's been brought to my attention from Crackerjack
Jack, seeing as how you're so interested in our fundraising, from Crackerjack
Jack, would you pick up Stan's bowls from henselite? from Crackerjack
Jack: Can I go now? Len: No, unfortunately. from Crackerjack
Jack: Couldn't be in safer hands, mate. from Crackerjack
Jack: Dave? Man: Mate, great news. from Crackerjack
Jack: Eileen, you are not gonna believe this, from Crackerjack
Jack: I swear, len, that's the only time I've ever done it. from Crackerjack
Jack: Idiot. from Crackerjack
Jack: On you, Dave! from Crackerjack
Jack: Well, that just about wraps things up, folks. from Crackerjack
Jack: Whey hey, nice pins! Fuck off. from Crackerjack
Jack: You gonna be ok? Ida: We'll look after him. from Crackerjack
Jack! C'mon, Dave. from Crackerjack
Jack? from Crackerjack
Jack. I'm going to bowl the flipper. from Crackerjack
Jack's had an idea. It's a long shot but it's worth a try. from Crackerjack
Jam your constitution fair up your clacker, len. from Crackerjack
Jand il... j from Crackerjack
Julio gleeson, the 'Latin lothario' of the game. from Crackerjack
Just came in to see you privately. from Crackerjack
Just get on with it, son. from Crackerjack
Just getting them out of the system, len. from Crackerjack
Just go to our website and click on 'online billing'. from Crackerjack
Just like Stan straight to the bar. from Crackerjack
Just pissed off Stan died thinking I was a little prick. from Crackerjack
Just put it in the ditch, Jack. from Crackerjack
Just put it in the ditch. from Crackerjack
Just remember, the king's fairly handy from Crackerjack
Just settle down, son. Relax. from Crackerjack
Just telling you the way it is. from Crackerjack
Just think about my generous offer, won't you, Jack? from Crackerjack
Just wondering what the hell you're up to, that's all. from Crackerjack
Keep your 20. from Crackerjack
Kids entertainment was riding a bike. from Crackerjack
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome cityside bowling club. from Crackerjack
Ladies and gentlemen, the queen. from Crackerjack
Ladies, this is Jack Simpson. from Crackerjack
Ladies, this is the best damn trifle I've had bar none. from Crackerjack
Laments that she never got that recipe from Crackerjack
Lawn bowls? from Crackerjack
Legs 11. from Crackerjack
Len Johnson from Crackerjack
Len Johnson? from Crackerjack
Len might get out early, of course, for good behaviour. from Crackerjack
Len, listen... Zurich on the other line. from Crackerjack
Len, thanks for the call. Gotta go. You're a good egg. from Crackerjack
Len: I played my first game of bowls with cityside in 1948 from Crackerjack
Len: If we can't come up with this amount within 30 days, from Crackerjack
Len: On that Saturday in 1948, from Crackerjack
Len: Once you introduce pokies, from Crackerjack
Len: The no pokies route. from Crackerjack
Len: We don't have one long enough. from Crackerjack
Len: We must explore all avenues. from Crackerjack
Len: Well done, fellas. We're through to the third round. from Crackerjack
Len: Well, well, well. from Crackerjack
Len: Yep, we're off to the semis. from Crackerjack
Len? You didn't have to call, but I appreciate it. from Crackerjack
Let her go, mate! Come on, Stan. from Crackerjack
Let's crush 'em like ants! from Crackerjack
Let's do it for the sandwiches. from Crackerjack
Let's forget about these machines from Crackerjack
Let's get out of here. from Crackerjack
Let's get out there and win this game from Crackerjack
Let's go again! Go again! from Crackerjack
Let's go for a roll. from Crackerjack
Let's stick it right up 'em! from Crackerjack
Let's talk it up. They're nothing. They're soft! from Crackerjack
Licence plate cdr 0358, please return to your car from Crackerjack
Listen to this. from Crackerjack
Listen to this. from Crackerjack
Living in the leafy suburbs of Sydney and Melbourne. from Crackerjack
Long before you and me, that's for sure. from Crackerjack
Longer than you and me, that's for sure. from Crackerjack
Look and learn, Stan. from Crackerjack
Look what he did to his own club, bogarra. Disgusting. from Crackerjack
Look, I'm not real happy about it either. from Crackerjack
Look, let's just put aside, can we, from Crackerjack
Lovely club. Huge fan of the club. from Crackerjack
Lovely sandwiches, ladies. from Crackerjack
Man on radio: If they want to come here from Crackerjack
Man: Coming nicely, mate... from Crackerjack
Man: Do it, Stan. from Crackerjack
Man: Good try, mate. He's bloody hopeless. from Crackerjack
Man: Have it your way, then. We'll wait. from Crackerjack
Man: He... he's doing it too, eh? from Crackerjack
Man: I have no option but to disqualify you from Crackerjack
Man: It's for pokies, isn't it? from Crackerjack
Man: Len Johnson? Yes. from Crackerjack
Man: Magnificent! from Crackerjack
Man: Nice bowl, mate. from Crackerjack
Man: Ok, hit 'em hard. Heads! Heads! Heads! from Crackerjack
Man: Tails! Yes! from Crackerjack
Man: The thrust of what I think from Crackerjack
Man: This transport strike's a bloody disgrace. from Crackerjack
Man: What's this room for? from Crackerjack
Man: You've got two shots. from Crackerjack
Mandy on tape: Or you can use from Crackerjack
Mate, if you have to ask you probably can't afford it. from Crackerjack
May as well try selling some while you're at it. from Crackerjack
May I ask what's in your containers? from Crackerjack
Maybe a little blankie to go across the knees. from Crackerjack
Maybe a little long, from Crackerjack
Maybe not a favourite son, but a son nevertheless. from Crackerjack
Maybe we should check the cars for kids. from Crackerjack
Measure. Grow up, son. from Crackerjack
Men's fours? We can hardly field a team. from Crackerjack
Mine's closer. from Crackerjack
Minimal to mild at worst. from Crackerjack
Mmm. from Crackerjack
Mmm. Looks like a winner. from Crackerjack
Mmm. That looks nice. from Crackerjack
Modern communications. It. from Crackerjack
Most sportsmen across the board perform better when they... from Crackerjack
Mother's milk. Oh, yeah. from Crackerjack
Mr Fowler, we think you're... from Crackerjack
Music of the gods. from Crackerjack
My wife gave birth to our eldest son, Damian. from Crackerjack
Nah, I just wanna be sure. Measure. from Crackerjack
Nance, nice article. Shut up, mate. from Crackerjack
Nance: Go for it, Dave. from Crackerjack
Nance: I like you, Stan, but I never want to see that tattoo. from Crackerjack
Nance: Nice timing, Jack. from Crackerjack
Nance: Say cheese! Oh, lovely. from Crackerjack
Nance... l know. from Crackerjack
Neville Walker? from Crackerjack
New bingo master. Dave. from Crackerjack
Newsreader: Tomorrow's transport strike from Crackerjack
Next Saturday, in fact. from Crackerjack
Next Tuesday evening after ladies pennant. from Crackerjack
Nice hatchet job. I call it as I see it. from Crackerjack
Nice one. from Crackerjack
No worries, Saddam. from Crackerjack
No worries, Stan. See ya, Stan. from Crackerjack
No worries. from Crackerjack
No, hang on. Excuse me. from Crackerjack
No, I don't eat pumpkin. It makes me spew. from Crackerjack
No, I don't think I will. I'll have a go at the sponge. from Crackerjack
No, I just want to be prepared for the interview, from Crackerjack
No, I know. I've had Gwen on the phone. from Crackerjack
No, I work there 'cause it's across the road from my carpark. from Crackerjack
No, I've just heard your three favourite words, my friend. from Crackerjack
No, no, no, far from it. from Crackerjack
No, no. Great idea, len. from Crackerjack
No, thank you. from Crackerjack
No. Nothing too out of the ordinary. from Crackerjack
Nobody expected to go back on. from Crackerjack
Norm: Check out this mob's clobber. from Crackerjack
Norm: Could not drive a nail through a piece of wood, Edgar. from Crackerjack
Norm: Oh, yeah. from Crackerjack
Norm: Where? from Crackerjack
Norm's got cancer. from Crackerjack
Normally I'd like to welcome them aboard myself personally, from Crackerjack
Not a bad little money spinner, one of these car parks. from Crackerjack
Not a cracker. from Crackerjack
Not on duty. I hope you've got a permit. from Crackerjack
Not sure what that is, but I'm guessing it's not smoko. from Crackerjack
Not that there's anything wrong with that, Eileen. from Crackerjack
Not the flipper. Yep. from Crackerjack
Noted, love. Noted. from Crackerjack
Nothing. Relax, Stan, everything's under control. from Crackerjack
Nothing. Why? from Crackerjack
Now listen up, old timer. from Crackerjack
Now, all of this is achievable once we inject some capital. from Crackerjack
Now, I'm going to give that an 85.71%. from Crackerjack
Now, I'm gonna have to go and get changed again. from Crackerjack
Now, if you don't mind my asking, from Crackerjack
Now, listen, if I can ever help out again... from Crackerjack
Now, what's so good about that call from Crackerjack
Now, you're not welcome here. from Crackerjack
Obviously that's one option, but... from Crackerjack
Of course, to distribute the funds, from Crackerjack
Of poker machine licences. from Crackerjack
Of the bogarra bowls club. from Crackerjack
Of the royal victorian bowls association, from Crackerjack
Of the shortbread assortment. from Crackerjack
Of what the king can do to help you. from Crackerjack
Offering the right kind of prize money. from Crackerjack
Oh ho ho! from Crackerjack
Oh, and remember... from Crackerjack
Oh, and, er, Jack... yes? from Crackerjack
Oh, cheeky! from Crackerjack
Oh, god, it's a good one. from Crackerjack
Oh, god. I spoke too soon. from Crackerjack
Oh, great. Great. from Crackerjack
Oh, is he? Good work. from Crackerjack
Oh, it's gonna be a short end, fellas. from Crackerjack
Oh, knee's shockin', len. Shockin'. from Crackerjack
Oh, my. Check out the saggy Hooters. from Crackerjack
Oh, no. I'm not falling for that one. from Crackerjack
Oh, not you too. from Crackerjack
Oh, nothing. Forget it. from Crackerjack
Oh, please! It's your bowl, Jack. from Crackerjack
Oh, shit. from Crackerjack
Oh, sorry. from Crackerjack
Oh, stop lying, Jack. from Crackerjack
Oh, thanks. from Crackerjack
Oh, that's bullshit. from Crackerjack
Oh, they have their reasons. from Crackerjack
Oh, this is the cheese incident? from Crackerjack
Oh, um, arthritis is playing up. from Crackerjack
Oh, um... moved up to the gold coast. from Crackerjack
Oh, well done, Einstein. from Crackerjack
Oh, well, it probably won't matter this Saturday, anyway. from Crackerjack
Oh, well, where do I start? from Crackerjack
Oh, well. from Crackerjack
Oh, why's that? This whole restraining order. from Crackerjack
Oh, yeah? Couldn't get out, eh? from Crackerjack
Oh, yeah. Clear as a bell. from Crackerjack
Oh, yeah. Here's trouble. from Crackerjack
Oh. Dave! from Crackerjack
Oh. I's me. from Crackerjack
Oh... from Crackerjack
Ok. 'Bye. from Crackerjack
Ok. All up. from Crackerjack
Ok. Cheers. from Crackerjack
Ok. Cheers. Dave: Good luck. from Crackerjack
On his final campaign. from Crackerjack
On horseback?! from Crackerjack
On the day before the big game at bogarra? from Crackerjack
On the mat. from Crackerjack
One call and you're out on your arse, pal. from Crackerjack
One more drink and I'll be anybody's. from Crackerjack
One more! from Crackerjack
One of the most decent men I've ever met. from Crackerjack
Only need to be one for it not to be unanimous. from Crackerjack
Ooh, now let me see. from Crackerjack
Ooh, yeah. That's good. from Crackerjack
Ooh, yeah. Yeah, I'm confident. from Crackerjack
Ooh. Ooh. from Crackerjack
Or forfeit my membership. from Crackerjack
Or what? from Crackerjack
Order! Hang on a minute. from Crackerjack
Order. I hereby declare this meeting closed. from Crackerjack
Order. Order. Order. from Crackerjack
Otan died exactly the way that he would have wanted to. from Crackerjack
Our economic situation can best be described as. Dire. from Crackerjack
Our virtual customer service centre. from Crackerjack
Out with it. from Crackerjack
Outside these four walls, of course. from Crackerjack
Pack your bags, Jack. You're expelled from this club. from Crackerjack
Parking officers chapel street. from Crackerjack
Parking officers chapel street. from Crackerjack
Pending further investigation from Crackerjack
Perhaps think about getting an older car. from Crackerjack
Personally, I don't think she did enough from Crackerjack
Piss off, will ya? from Crackerjack
Please welcome to the green cliff carout. from Crackerjack
Pleasure doing business with you, George. from Crackerjack
Poor bugger's in st Vincent's. from Crackerjack
Poor len. I mean, len of all people. from Crackerjack
Pray tell me, who is this upstart Nancy brown? from Crackerjack
President len, I'm sure the fundraising committee from Crackerjack
President? Slept your way to the top, I'll bet. from Crackerjack
Pretty sure we'll be able to come to an arrangement from Crackerjack
Pubs used to close at 6:00. Yeah. from Crackerjack
Put it out wide into the ditch. Nup. from Crackerjack
Putting a slice of cheese between two bits of bread from Crackerjack
Radio announcer: Well said. Next caller. from Crackerjack
Read 'em and weep, pal. from Crackerjack
Recording: Good afternoon. My name is Jack Simpson. from Crackerjack
Remember, the king doesn't give away from Crackerjack
Remind me to do something about the car park from Crackerjack
Represents an exciting and fantastic opportunity from Crackerjack
Returning your things. from Crackerjack
Right o. from Crackerjack
Right, and hooroo to you too. from Crackerjack
Right, now... from Crackerjack
Right, well... My work here's done. from Crackerjack
Right, who's for anothery? Yes, please. from Crackerjack
Right? Where do you think the editor of the 'bugle' might be? from Crackerjack
Right? Yes. from Crackerjack
Right. I see. from Crackerjack
Right. No problem. from Crackerjack
Right. Well, I guess there's only one thing for it. from Crackerjack
Ring the gaming board and try getting one without me. from Crackerjack
Ron, not while I'm eating. from Crackerjack
Rule 17, which clearly states from Crackerjack
Rules are rules, ida. I'm going to have my say. from Crackerjack
Run my own business. Good for you. from Crackerjack
Saturday? from Crackerjack
Save it, Bernie. Not interested. from Crackerjack
Say that he was as good as the great glynn bosisto. from Crackerjack
Says here he's been a member since 1996. from Crackerjack
See ya later. Where are you going? from Crackerjack
See you round, Bernie. from Crackerjack
See youse bright and early. from Crackerjack
See, I've been doing a bit of research about this club. from Crackerjack
Sell 'em a dollar apiece. from Crackerjack
Set to go ahead following the failure of crisis talks from Crackerjack
Settle down. Settle down. from Crackerjack
Seven and a half grand? from Crackerjack
She naturally had to form a special sub committee, from Crackerjack
She used to do the 'tribune'. from Crackerjack
She's community affairs reporter for the 'bugle'. from Crackerjack
She's the, um... bowls reporter. from Crackerjack
Shit. from Crackerjack
Shot, Bert! from Crackerjack
Should my lawyer be present? Knock it off, Jack. from Crackerjack
Shouldn't even be there. from Crackerjack
Shouldn't you be stroking a white cat or something, Bernie? from Crackerjack
Show 'em, son. from Crackerjack
Sid reils? from Crackerjack
Silly old coots. from Crackerjack
Sir Francis Drake? from Crackerjack
Sit down, sir Francis. from Crackerjack
Smoke like a chimney, from Crackerjack
Snap transport strike. from Crackerjack
So get ready to shell out the bickies. from Crackerjack
So ho ohe will see it. from Crackerjack
So how long's this been going on, gentlemen? from Crackerjack
So how much are you gonna charge tomorrow from Crackerjack
So I said, “blow it out your arse.” from Crackerjack
So much of the hard work is done. from Crackerjack
So there are a couple of matters I'd like to address from Crackerjack
So this is where you gentlemen come in. from Crackerjack
So what did he do? from Crackerjack
So you have no problem telling me from Crackerjack
So, rolling balls with a bunch of oldies. from Crackerjack
Some clown from the bowling club from Crackerjack
Some nights, when we're in the mood, from Crackerjack
Some of the old holdens in the car park from Crackerjack
Some people say he lost the game, from Crackerjack
Some people say he lost the game, son. from Crackerjack
Something had to go, len. from Crackerjack
Something like a Toyota crown. from Crackerjack
Song: J don't be so reckless from Crackerjack
Song: J you throw me in a pan you cook me in a can from Crackerjack
Sorry about that, mate. from Crackerjack
Sorry I'm late, but you can blame Stan. from Crackerjack
Sorry to muck you about, but I'm afraid we're looking for from Crackerjack
Sorry, Albert. from Crackerjack
Sorry, Bernie. from Crackerjack
Sorry, ladies, he's taken. from Crackerjack
Sorry, my mistake. from Crackerjack
Sorry, officer. There must be some mistake. from Crackerjack
Sorry. They've just got that... 'National geographic' look. from Crackerjack
Stan always said she was the type of girl from Crackerjack
Stan loved you like a son. from Crackerjack
Stan was actually unconscious when that bowl came to rest. from Crackerjack
Stan: Ah, no, no. from Crackerjack
Stan: Bernie bloody Fowler. from Crackerjack
Stan: Come in, spinner! Man: Hit it up, ida! from Crackerjack
Stan: Eh, Jack. Who am I? from Crackerjack
Stan: Everybody can bowl, Jack. from Crackerjack
Stan: Gee. Quaint, isn't it? from Crackerjack
Stan: Lovely ida! You scrub up nicely. from Crackerjack
Stan: No, there's not. from Crackerjack
Stan: Upset the owner. from Crackerjack
Stan! from Crackerjack
Stan's brought around a bit of his home brew, from Crackerjack
Stand back and watch the master. from Crackerjack
Standing around listening to old blokes banging on. from Crackerjack
Stapler never lost a match as skip. from Crackerjack
Starting next week. from Crackerjack
Steady on, len. from Crackerjack
Still can't bowl, but pulled some strings from Crackerjack
Still in there, boys. Well bowled, skip. from Crackerjack
Still looking for your bowl, Jack? from Crackerjack
Still on for later? Yeah. from Crackerjack
Such a distinctive taste. from Crackerjack
Swap you for a tenormin. Oh, right. Ok. from Crackerjack
Swear jar, Dave. from Crackerjack
Swear jar, Gwen. from Crackerjack
Swear jar, mr Simpson. Swear jar what's that? from Crackerjack
Swear jar, Nance. from Crackerjack
Swear jar. from Crackerjack
Taken by a particular member, from Crackerjack
Tell you the truth, it wasn't all bad. from Crackerjack
Telling me I have to bowl this Saturday from Crackerjack
Than I had planned. from Crackerjack
Thank you very much. from Crackerjack
Thank you, Gwen. from Crackerjack
Thank you, Stan. from Crackerjack
Thank you, thank you. from Crackerjack
Thank you. from Crackerjack
Thank you. Well done again. from Crackerjack
Thanks for making the effort, Edgar. from Crackerjack
Thanks for the call, from Crackerjack
Thanks, Albert. from Crackerjack
Thanks. from Crackerjack
That bring in $50,000 each annually. from Crackerjack
That climbed in through my bathroom window from Crackerjack
That happened some 35 years ago. from Crackerjack
That hat glued to your head, Stan? from Crackerjack
That I have ever eaten. from Crackerjack
That I mention our financial situation from Crackerjack
That is incredible. from Crackerjack
That isn't plied to the eyeballs on drugs. from Crackerjack
That it can actually field a team for the final, from Crackerjack
That last Saturday after bowls you helped yourself from Crackerjack
That makes me feel real special, len. from Crackerjack
That man will be living “la vida bogarra” this evening. from Crackerjack
That prick's been after our club for years. from Crackerjack
That shifty twerp? from Crackerjack
That should be taken by the next bowler in sequence. from Crackerjack
That the cheese is provided from Crackerjack
That the daily setting of the wheel of cheese from Crackerjack
That was a waste of a bowl. from Crackerjack
That was when footy was played on a Saturday arvo. from Crackerjack
That you've obviously made in the past. from Crackerjack
That'll be 9:00, gentlemen. from Crackerjack
That's a tick in every box. from Crackerjack
That's cliff carout. from Crackerjack
That's fine, Pete, but what about me from Crackerjack
That's how they see us. Absolutely not. from Crackerjack
That's interesting, isn't it? from Crackerjack
That's just ridiculous! from Crackerjack
That's norm's bowling arm. He's got a bung leg. from Crackerjack
That's not a retraction you're writing there, is it, Nance? from Crackerjack
That's the highest accolade you can be paid by the skip. from Crackerjack
That's the jar you put money in if you say 'fuck'. from Crackerjack
That's the part of the story we didn't tell you. from Crackerjack
That's the reason for calling, Jack. from Crackerjack
That's the way. We met the other day. from Crackerjack
That's what I most admire about cliff. from Crackerjack
That's what I would like to be. from Crackerjack
That's where we're putting the carvery from Crackerjack
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That's you clearly in breach of a restraining order. from Crackerjack
That's your term, not my term. from Crackerjack
The baking competition's under way. from Crackerjack
The best bit of blue chip real estate from Crackerjack
The bogarra bowls club. from Crackerjack
The Buckingham Palace of bowls turned into a pokies slum. from Crackerjack
The chair does not recognise the speaker. from Crackerjack
The club has no choice but to dissolve from Crackerjack
The club rejected your offer. from Crackerjack
The current shortfall stands at... from Crackerjack
The details are a bit sketchy, from Crackerjack
The Don bradman of bowls. from Crackerjack
The flipper. from Crackerjack
The game goes back a long, long time, from Crackerjack
The governor is the patron from Crackerjack
The great man finished the game before sailing into the channel from Crackerjack
The hat and bowling dress come out in the boudoir. from Crackerjack
The highest authority in the game. from Crackerjack
The idea is to get your bowl from Crackerjack
The Jack Simpson who's a member of this club. from Crackerjack
The keys to the kingdom every day. from Crackerjack
The lovely ida. from Crackerjack
The machines are programmed so the people can't win. from Crackerjack
The mad hatter's off tap, queen mum's got one in the line. from Crackerjack
The meaning of defeat. from Crackerjack
The most formidable team in this competition. from Crackerjack
The new greenkeeper's here to see you. from Crackerjack
The only person who gets paid here is the greenkeeper. from Crackerjack
The queen. from Crackerjack
The question of poker machines for a moment? from Crackerjack
The reason I'm calling is to let you know from Crackerjack
The sad thing is you're a natural. I can see that. from Crackerjack
The scores completely level. from Crackerjack
The team I've put together this year, from Crackerjack
The thing you need to know about this club from Crackerjack
The ultimate decision resides with them. from Crackerjack
The uniform's just not me. Why's that? from Crackerjack
The upshot is we can't field a team. from Crackerjack
The wheel of cheese. from Crackerjack
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The, uh, wheel of cheese. from Crackerjack
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There is no other option. from Crackerjack
There isn't a different route. from Crackerjack
There must be someone. Well, I'm blowed if I know. from Crackerjack
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There's one for the mantelpiece. from Crackerjack
There's one more item of business on the agenda from Crackerjack
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These bowls are shithouse. from Crackerjack
These sandwiches are top shelf, ladies. from Crackerjack
These scones are lovely, Gwen. Oh! from Crackerjack
They can't win the tournament, Jack. from Crackerjack
They finally raised the price of beer at the club, from Crackerjack
They literally cannot win. from Crackerjack
They look shithouse. from Crackerjack
They only issue a certain number from Crackerjack
They say it looked like a resting toucher. from Crackerjack
They should learn the language. from Crackerjack
They thrive on gossip, from Crackerjack
They're angenene, len. from Crackerjack
They're at genuine 1972 prices. from Crackerjack
They're my underpants. from Crackerjack
They're not a bad outfit, cityside. from Crackerjack
They're not balls, Dave, they're bowls. from Crackerjack
They're our sandwiches. from Crackerjack
They're queue jumpers, that's what they are. from Crackerjack
They're scones, Jack. from Crackerjack
They're treating us like idiots. from Crackerjack
They've been at us for years. from Crackerjack
They've got a restraining order out against me, from Crackerjack
Think about the indoor waterfall. from Crackerjack
Think they're giving you the wind up, Stan. 'Scuse I. from Crackerjack
Thinks he'll get away with this. from Crackerjack
This car park taken, is it? Who wants to know? from Crackerjack
This game can't be declared a walkover from Crackerjack
This is a really great game. from Crackerjack
This isn't the end of it. I think you'll find it is. from Crackerjack
This meeting is for members only. from Crackerjack
This place would be perfect for a hydroponic setup, hey? from Crackerjack
This was his last game of bowls. from Crackerjack
This was left in the fridge, Jack. from Crackerjack
Till the meeting of the next committee, from Crackerjack
To a slice from the complimentary wheel of cheese. from Crackerjack
To be chaired by herself. from Crackerjack
To bring more pokie playing members to my club. from Crackerjack
To complete the end. from Crackerjack
To demand their immediate disqualification. from Crackerjack
To keep average call times to under 12 seconds per call, from Crackerjack
To service the customer's needs. from Crackerjack
To set up free heroin clinics. from Crackerjack
To tell the truth, I have pulled up a bit sore. from Crackerjack
To turn down a drink, particularly a free one. from Crackerjack
Too many home... brews. from Crackerjack
Top shelf. I thought so. from Crackerjack
Tough titties. from Crackerjack
Trust me. from Crackerjack
Tuesday then? from Crackerjack
Two tall ships, Saddam. from Crackerjack
Uh uh. All aled out after Stan's home brew. from Crackerjack
Uh, well, in that case, mr Simpson, from Crackerjack
Um, I see. from Crackerjack
Um, it's gonna curve like the billyo. from Crackerjack
Um, thanks, anyway. from Crackerjack
Um, we could try to get some new young members. from Crackerjack
Um... very technical. from Crackerjack
Unbelievable. And this is cool? from Crackerjack
Under no circumstances is Nancy brown to enter from Crackerjack
Unless cityside bowls club can demonstrate from Crackerjack
Until 15 minutes after the scheduled start time. from Crackerjack
Until that time no one can say we can't field a team. from Crackerjack
Vanquished the enemy. from Crackerjack
Very complex. What about you? What did you used to do? from Crackerjack
Very good. from Crackerjack
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Victory will be all the sweeter, then. from Crackerjack
Wait until you try the heavy stuff, son. from Crackerjack
Wanker. from Crackerjack
Was in 1588, from Crackerjack
Watch it, Sonny, watch it. from Crackerjack
We are in trouble. Another one. from Crackerjack
We beat Brandy creek 21 to18. from Crackerjack
We can't afford to. We haven't got any money. from Crackerjack
We could enter a tournament offering some prize money. from Crackerjack
We could have one of those dos from Crackerjack
We get Ron out of his deathbed and Jack doesn't front. from Crackerjack
We gotta win this thing. from Crackerjack
We had a good arrangement for five years. from Crackerjack
We had one of those. Eileen: It was a disaster. from Crackerjack
We know that's not going to happen. from Crackerjack
We made the bloody final. from Crackerjack
We would've collapsed from Crackerjack
We'll enter him under a false name. from Crackerjack
We'll see about that. You've still gotta beat my blokes. from Crackerjack
We'll use the fridge in the kitchen, len. from Crackerjack
We're from cityside bowls club from Crackerjack
We're gonna bus these people in and pick their pockets from Crackerjack
We're here to see the governor. from Crackerjack
We're out, thanks to you. from Crackerjack
We're preparing the celebrations. from Crackerjack
We're sitting on a goldmine. from Crackerjack
We're two up, Jack. from Crackerjack
We're with you, your majesty. from Crackerjack
We've been approached again by that advertising mob from Crackerjack
We've been talking about you. All good, I hope. from Crackerjack
We've called an extraordinary general meeting. from Crackerjack
We've decided to go a different route. from Crackerjack
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We've just been contacted by the rvba. from Crackerjack
Welcome back, son. from Crackerjack
Well bowled, cliffy boy! from Crackerjack
Well done, mate. Good on ya, Jack. from Crackerjack
Well done, son. Stan? from Crackerjack
Well, at least I had a chance. from Crackerjack
Well, I'll line up the drinks, then. from Crackerjack
Well, I'm still working away down at cityside bowling club. from Crackerjack
Well, ladies and gentlemen, we have a late inclusion from Crackerjack
Well, our ruling is, someone else should re=bowl it. from Crackerjack
Well, son, that's a matter of some debate. from Crackerjack
Well, son... from Crackerjack
Well, thank you, boys. from Crackerjack
Well, there's a bombshell. from Crackerjack
Well, this is it. from Crackerjack
Well, we're aware of our financial position. from Crackerjack
Well, well, well. from Crackerjack
Well, why don't we listen to one of your calls? from Crackerjack
Well, you're from a simpler time. from Crackerjack
Well, you're gonna have to do something, aren't you? from Crackerjack
Well! Hello, mrs Jenkins. from Crackerjack
Well... it was the only time I ever met him. from Crackerjack
Well... no, actually. from Crackerjack
Went on an end of season bowling trip to corowa. from Crackerjack
Went through the same thing ourselves. from Crackerjack
What about Jack Simpson? from Crackerjack
What about pennant? from Crackerjack
What about that bloke? Why can't he bowl? from Crackerjack
What about the real Australians? from Crackerjack
What about the watch? from Crackerjack
What about trifle day? from Crackerjack
What about you, Stan? from Crackerjack
What are you doing here? from Crackerjack
What are you doing, Gwen? from Crackerjack
What are you doing? Just polishing my bowls, len. from Crackerjack
What are you talking about, Dave? from Crackerjack
What can I do? from Crackerjack
What did we all think of that call? from Crackerjack
What did you say? from Crackerjack
What do all you guys think? from Crackerjack
What do you call that? Gruel? from Crackerjack
What do you do for a crust, Jack? from Crackerjack
What do you people want from me? We need you for the numbers. from Crackerjack
What for? Your dick? from Crackerjack
What happened to “all hands on deck”? from Crackerjack
What happens on tour stays on tour. from Crackerjack
What if I plead insanity? I beg your pardon? from Crackerjack
What if I say no? from Crackerjack
What is that? from Crackerjack
What is that?! from Crackerjack
What kind of offer? Good. from Crackerjack
What next? from Crackerjack
What part of 'no' don't you understand, Bernie? from Crackerjack
What really sticks in my craw is you making fun of norm. from Crackerjack
What sir Francis Drake had for brekkie in 1588, from Crackerjack
What the hell are you doing? You said we could smoke. from Crackerjack
What the hell is this? from Crackerjack
What with the passing of time and all. from Crackerjack
What? from Crackerjack
What? Swear jar. from Crackerjack
What?! No, no. That doesn't count. from Crackerjack
What?! No! from Crackerjack
What's a fella have to do around here to get a drink? from Crackerjack
What's a flipper? from Crackerjack
What's all that about? from Crackerjack
What's goin' on? from Crackerjack
What's going on here, then? from Crackerjack
What's going on here? from Crackerjack
What's on your mind, son? You look a bit worried. from Crackerjack
What's that bastard got to do with this? from Crackerjack
What's that? Raffle tickets. from Crackerjack
What's the advantage if you don't bowl? from Crackerjack
What's with you, anyway? You've gone bowls crazy. from Crackerjack
When I take over the club. from Crackerjack
When it comes to karate. from Crackerjack
When sir Francis Drake played the famous game from Crackerjack
When the great frank gray was president. from Crackerjack
When the great sir Francis Drake from Crackerjack
Where all pulitzer prize journalism resides, from Crackerjack
Where did it come from, Stan? from Crackerjack
Where she wasted no time introducing a swear jar. from Crackerjack
Where we come as our favourite decade. from Crackerjack
Where'd you learn to drive, you hat... wearing fool? from Crackerjack
Which got us out of the woods. from Crackerjack
Which infuriated norm. from Crackerjack
Which we need to do if we are going to meet our target quota. from Crackerjack
Which, I believe, is in 10 days time. from Crackerjack
While awaiting the arrival of the Spanish armada. from Crackerjack
While awaiting the arrival of the Spanish armada. from Crackerjack
While awaiting the arrival... from Crackerjack
While I can request this of the board, from Crackerjack
Who are you? What have you done with Jack Simpson? from Crackerjack
Who never used two words when one would do. from Crackerjack
Who want to film an incontinence ad at the club. from Crackerjack
Who would have had a pretty good time during the war, from Crackerjack
Who? from Crackerjack
Who? Glynn bosisto. from Crackerjack
Who? Jack Simpson. from Crackerjack
Who's len? from Crackerjack
Who's running it? from Crackerjack
Who's so mean you'd cut your own hair. from Crackerjack
Whoa, yeah. You little beauty! from Crackerjack
Why aren't you guys coming? from Crackerjack
Why did you do it? from Crackerjack
Why don't I jump in the bath for a few hours and wrinkle up? from Crackerjack
Why don't we raise the price of beer? from Crackerjack
Why don't you ask that nice, young bloke from Crackerjack
Why hasn't anyone mentioned this to me? from Crackerjack
Why have you been paying your fees, Jack? from Crackerjack
Why? So they let me in. from Crackerjack
Will be able to come up with a few ideas. from Crackerjack
Window washer: Hey, mate? Hey. from Crackerjack
With our friend mr Simpson, won't I? from Crackerjack
Woman on radio: I'm disgusted with the government's decision from Crackerjack
Woman on radio: It's alright for youse from Crackerjack
Woman: Beg your pardon? from Crackerjack
Woman: Come on, Stan. from Crackerjack
Woman: Good. from Crackerjack
Woman: Hear, hear. from Crackerjack
Woman: Measure. from Crackerjack
Woman: Swear jar, Stan. from Crackerjack
Woman: There's no precedent for this, of course. from Crackerjack
Would carry considerable weight. from Crackerjack
Would have to be the most beautiful tomato sandwiches from Crackerjack
Would you like to see what your team mates are up to, from Crackerjack
Would you pass the beetroot, please? That's the boy. from Crackerjack
Would you, Dave? from Crackerjack
Wouldn't be... from Crackerjack
Wouldn't have missed it, len. from Crackerjack
Wow. Nice one. from Crackerjack
Yeah, alright then. from Crackerjack
Yeah, but what's going to ha... from Crackerjack
Yeah, good luck. from Crackerjack
Yeah, he rang here earlier. from Crackerjack
Yeah, it's right in front of me. from Crackerjack
Yeah, right. from Crackerjack
Yeah, right. Very civilised, actually. from Crackerjack
Yeah, we're struggling for members at the moment. from Crackerjack
Yeah, well, cliff's done his time. Let's get him out there. from Crackerjack
Yeah, well, you're fired, you hopeless fucking idiots. from Crackerjack
Yeah, yeah, hand it over. from Crackerjack
Yeah! from Crackerjack
Yeah! from Crackerjack
Yeah? from Crackerjack
Yeah? from Crackerjack
Yeah? The bloke cliff headbutted... from Crackerjack
Yeah? Who the hell's Jack Simpson? from Crackerjack
Yeah. from Crackerjack
Yeah. from Crackerjack
Yeah. from Crackerjack
Yeah. Crackerjack. from Crackerjack
Yeah. Had a couple of quieties. from Crackerjack
Yeah. If only he could. from Crackerjack
Yeah. It's time you learned. from Crackerjack
Yeah. Let you know if anything changes. from Crackerjack
Yeah. Ok. Yep. from Crackerjack
Yeah. You got us there. from Crackerjack
Yes, I know. Everyone came as the '50s. from Crackerjack
Yes, Stan! from Crackerjack
Yes, this is Jack Simpson. from Crackerjack
Yes! from Crackerjack
Yet suddenly the last 35 years from Crackerjack
You can pay bills online and check your balance. from Crackerjack
You can take these. from Crackerjack
You can talk. Don't worry. Under control. from Crackerjack
You can't allow it. from Crackerjack
You can't bend it both ways, Jack. from Crackerjack
You can't pretend, len, to have everyone on your side from Crackerjack
You could bowl with the ladies. Maybe not, Eileen. from Crackerjack
You could've had your car parks and lived happily ever after. from Crackerjack
You couldn't slip a pension card between them. from Crackerjack
You didn't see me, but you'll hear from me. from Crackerjack
You don't do that with a pelargonium domesticum. from Crackerjack
You don't think we're overreacting, Eileen? from Crackerjack
You guys are back in as the highest ranked losers. from Crackerjack
You have to buy lunch here. Caterers' contract. from Crackerjack
You haven't had a decent root since 1943. from Crackerjack
You just don't get it, do ya? from Crackerjack
You know cityside can't win this tournament, don't you? from Crackerjack
You know him, you love him... Excuse me! from Crackerjack
You know what I mean. Of course I do, dear. from Crackerjack
You know what that means, don't you? from Crackerjack
You know what you're talking about. from Crackerjack
You know, here's the deal. from Crackerjack
You liked the two fat ladies. from Crackerjack
You look like you're aching all over. from Crackerjack
You multiply that by 100 that's the number of machines. from Crackerjack
You must be very proud. from Crackerjack
You must've really tried one on after I left last night. from Crackerjack
You remind me a bit of myself as a young bloke. from Crackerjack
You say cityside are having a fancy dress thing tonight? from Crackerjack
You see, my position is one of ceremony. from Crackerjack
You seem pretty confident about that. from Crackerjack
You should've accepted my offer. from Crackerjack
You spend 80% of your time from Crackerjack
You stupid old goat! from Crackerjack
You wait here? Yeah, sure. from Crackerjack
You want a radox bath? from Crackerjack
You were in the kitchen just before it happened. from Crackerjack
You wouldn't be able to pass me one of those beers, from Crackerjack
You wouldn't believe it, but Melbourne and essendon from Crackerjack
You, my boy, are going for a roll. from Crackerjack
You'd have this stuff growing in the shed, wouldn't you, mate? from Crackerjack
You'll come round you've got to. from Crackerjack
You'll find that licences for the next five years from Crackerjack
You'll notice the finals are at bogarra. from Crackerjack
You're a bloody disgrace. from Crackerjack
You're a class act. from Crackerjack
You're a clown, Simpson. from Crackerjack
You're a good egg. from Crackerjack
You're a nasty piece of work, Bernie Fowler. from Crackerjack
You're actually required in the clubhouse for an ale. from Crackerjack
You're already a member. I used your name for a car park. from Crackerjack
You're already involved. What? from Crackerjack
You're at all the games, expert on the rules, from Crackerjack
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You're full of good suggestions today, mrs Jenkins. from Crackerjack
You're kidding! from Crackerjack
You're not gonna believe what's happened. from Crackerjack
You're showing a bit, though, love. from Crackerjack
You're sitting on what I believe to be from Crackerjack
You're stuffed now, Bernie. from Crackerjack
You're taking your medication, aren't you? from Crackerjack
You're telling me. from Crackerjack
You're under arrest from Crackerjack
You've already got your liquor licence, from Crackerjack
You've been warned about harassment. from Crackerjack
You've brought our club to its knees. from Crackerjack
You've done it again. from Crackerjack
You've gone mad! from Crackerjack
You've got a $1,200 arm. You're out there lairising. from Crackerjack
You've got a hide, turning up here. from Crackerjack
You've got a sports bar here with the big screens. from Crackerjack
You've got an indoor waterfall there in the foyer. from Crackerjack
You've got the expertise, the equipment, from Crackerjack
You've got the lot, basically. from Crackerjack
You've got your brasserie, you've got your carvery, from Crackerjack
You've got your car park. from Crackerjack
You've got your piano bar there, from Crackerjack
You've seen the electricity bill? from Crackerjack
Your club does have a proud tradition. from Crackerjack
Your right indicator is still on. from Crackerjack
Your services will be required this morning. from Crackerjack
3 few drinks were had. from Crackerjack
3 minute warning, gentlemen. from Crackerjack
10 stab me in the eye with a ballpoint pen. from Crackerjack
24 hours a day, 7 days a week. from Crackerjack
35 years in the Navy. from Crackerjack
44 two fat whores. from Crackerjack
... from Crackerjack
'Bye, ladies. Gwen: Good on ya, Stan. from Crackerjack
'Cause I used your real name. What? from Crackerjack
'cause I'll have that thing airborne in no time. from Crackerjack
'cause it's gonna curve like buggery. from Crackerjack
'El capitan' as he's known here in bogarra. from Crackerjack
'Flipper'? from Crackerjack
'number 96a, subsection 2b from Crackerjack
'Scuse me, len. from Crackerjack
'while the bowl itself was last seen from Crackerjack
“always remember, keep them angry, keep them stupid.” from Crackerjack
“and beat the spaniard too.” from Crackerjack
“and thrash the spaniard too.” from Crackerjack
“Cityside bowling club is in breach of local ordinance from Crackerjack
“from premises leased from the crown. from Crackerjack
“heading through the kfc car park on York street.” from Crackerjack
“Hope all's well.” from Crackerjack
“in charge of the issuing of licences.” from Crackerjack
“Mr Fowler has been linked from Crackerjack
“nearly brought the house down, from Crackerjack
“Simpson's introduction of the so called 'flipper' from Crackerjack
“there's still time to win this game from Crackerjack
“to suspect gaming authority officers from Crackerjack
“unlawfully gaining financial advantage from Crackerjack
“we've still got time to finish this game, from Crackerjack
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