Deal 'em. Deal me out.

Give me a hairpin.

Deal me out.

And that kind of gave me the inspiration or rather to be precise, it gave my wife the inspiration.

When I give you the word, get going full out.

I can't issue any live ammunitions without a signed order from an officer.

Oh, come on, don't give me that.

I'm dry, Blondie. Agua... Water...

We sent it over to Uganda.

I sent you an e mail.

I'll send a message to Tom.

He sent me this telegram.

I sent her a cable.

(George) Good. I'll send you a cablegram.

Will you cable me?

Would you hand me those hairpins, please?

I must show her my new invention.

I'll show you. I promise you.

Come on, we'll give the barber a haircut!

I'll send the money. I swear it on my mother's grave.

We sent letters to all the car companies.

We give you white pages. Invent.

He always texted me.

Hold that. Give me a bobby pin.

All right. I'll wire Albuquerque.

I'll fix up the couch for you.

Send it to me, I'll see it's granted

I was just about to call you. I'm on my way.

I came to tell you to stop phoning me a dozen times a day sending me 20 telegrams...

They will send us lumber.

No she did not.

If you gave me a chance, we could be living like kings.

We're going to send you a postcard.

Miss Scarlett!

By heaven, I'll make a ghost of him that hinders me. I say away!

At one point, people were sending me journal pages and sending me their stories thousands of pieces of data in six years.

But I have some to give out afterward.

She writes me every week.

l'll wipe those smiles off your faces.

I sent her a telegram, begging her to come home.

Here, give me the doll, the one with the yellow hair.

I'm gonna cut yours and jeb's hair tonight.

Why didn't you send us a wire?

I only found out about it tonight. I would've called you.

Send them to me immediately. Yes, to my office. Registered.