Where?

Who can afford them?

Who bought it?

Who's paying for it this time?

Whose bike is that, Tommy's riding on?

Who buys them, tax collectors?

I'll buy her. Who does she belong to?

And who paid them?

The freedom to chose where to live, what to do, what to buy, what to sell, from whom, to whom, when and how.

Who buys this type of art?

Who's going to go out and get the beer?

Who just paid for these teas?

But who is going to pay for all this?

Who Pays for Bird Flu?

Who wants the late paper?

Who needs a hat in California?

That stuff they're drinking, who's gonna pay for it?

And he said, Well, who pays you for that?

Who'd buy it? How much would it cost?

Who's paying for this foolishness?

Why don't someone go to the Chinaman's and bring back a load of chop suey?

Who'd buy a postcard from you?

I did exactly what you would do. I got cockeyed.

But we bought one without making a big fuss about it.

Who wants to buy a record of a guy with a glass jaw?

Judas sold Christ. And who bought Him?

And I never knew if you were wearing hers or mine.

Wait now. Hold on! I saw a chicken place a few miles back.

I turn to my wife and said, Who are we buying this for?

All those things do is change who pays.

Maybe they pay for their paints. Who is he?

What costs are associated with these decisions? And who pays?

Anyone else want to buy a copy of this haunting melody?

Who did you bribe for your visa?

I bought it in Constantinople, not knowing at the time for whom.

Persuade her and Joyce to sell the house.

Whose home?

You're no prospective customer. You can't afford this car.

Last one, this is Who's Going To Buy You Ribbons, another traditional folk tune.

They were basically asked by one of their clients who was going to buy houses in that neighborhood in the future.

Whose family?

I would if anybody's got a whale skeleton they want to sell me, I'll put it in the studio.

If you don't sell to me, it's going to be condemned.

Outoftown buyer?

Who's that guy?