Aw, he was braggin'. Know what he done?

Then what does he do?

He likes to throw the bull.

But Hans, I would not compare you to him. He is a real poet.

You don't say?

Sure, that was just a bluff.

You're bluffing. You got no gun.

Bathing. How's my baby?

You know that was just a bluff.

It might sound like boasting.

Oh... you're a great ape. You don't believe me?

Come off it. It's only a joke.

Nobody here is impressed by all your boasting.

Aw, they're all throwing a big bluff over there.

No one's gotten across. Those are just tall tales.

One liar at a time is enough.

You'll be all right here, Whacker.

Gypsies talk much, kill little.

You should change trades, buddy, you don't have enough blow.

You didn't listen because you thought I was bragging.

I don't like to brag, but I'm doing all right.

The others think you're bluffing, and that's how you win.

I'm not bluffing. Promise and you can have this

You and the old man with the loud mouth make ten.

Maybe. Sure, three bucks, three hundred. He was a piece of cheese a big blowhard.

Stay, and we'll give you something to tell Paris.

The passageway's been there for centuries. That's no tall tale.

Maybe that'll teach you not to brag about how good you are on a horse .

I can understand your doubt. Take it as a lie if you wish.

I've had just about enough of your hot air too, Judge. You out!

Let me tell you something, I'm not bragging but I still say I'm the best in Asia

Truth, curiosity, diversity, no selling, no corporate bullshit, no bandwagoning, no platforms.

You're bluffing, Mr. Bigelow. I don't know what you're after, but you're trying to trick me.

She also boasts that she's a certified professional member of the American Association of Nutritional Consultants, which sounds very glamorous and exciting.

I can verify what Miss Bennett said.

Blow it

First things is we see something must be happening when P. Diddy vows to tone down his bling.

Milk, milk, milk, milk, milk not milk.

Get the hairdryer and dry it.

The North Korean bomb, estimated at four kilotons, does not come anywhere near the magnitude of the atomic bombs of 15 21 kilotons that America dropped on Japan 64 years ago. Indeed, this vainglorious attempt by Kim Jong il reminds Koreans of the mother bullfrog in Aesop s Fables who puffed herself out to imitate an ox.

Some whistled badly.

Not now, soldier.

Cow, cow, cow.

Cow, cow, cow.

Blowin' the land away, blowin' the crops away... and blowin' us away now!