Happy to give you care
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‘I’m happy to give you care but I will need to bring my dependants along, too.’
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‘I’m happy to give you care but I will need to bring my dependants along, too.’
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‘Little blighter at home made a fake video of me being cute.’
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‘Honestly? If it’s more bad news I’d rather not know.’
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‘Now we’ll be able to vote for him to leave.’
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‘I suppose the house of straw was a lifestyle choice.’
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‘AI could annihilate the human race but it can also make new Beatles songs, so it’s good and bad.’
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‘November 5th is a bit of a pet hate.’
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‘Oh, look, we can do some apple-bobbing.’
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‘Good night, sleep tight, don’t let the bedbugs bite.’
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‘Is he sort of getting off on it?’
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‘I said we’re not supposed to chat – people don’t like it.’
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‘Rent’s gone up again.’
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‘Did you hear that? There are Chinese spies in Westminster.’
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‘I don’t suppose you used Raac?’
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‘I knew I shouldn’t have built my house with Raac. Can I stay with you?’
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‘Actually, I want to go back to pink unicorns.’
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‘It’s too cheap – we should shoplift somewhere more upmarket.’
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‘Is the Twitter revamp that bad!?’