Lamb?

Lemons are sour.

There ought to be some lamb left.

groans Hey Grandpa Lemon, how 'bout you give it a shot?

Add the honey, lemon juice, chopped almonds and the chopped apples.

All right, I'll have a small shandy.

Lemon.

HC You're about to eat a lemon, and now it tastes like lemonade.

a According to the 1998 1999 biennial budget approved by the General Assembly in December 1995.

I said it, Old Pistol! Then you are

Kolaloka in your bed?

Lemon, Mrs Willecombe. Lots of lemon. I like things good and sour.

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How about lemon drops?

Lemon drop?

Mr. Lemon Drops!

Milk or lemon?

Oh, much obliged, ma'am.

Lemon Pudding it is.

Pink lemonade.

A lemonade for me.

Yes, phew!

Have some lemonade.

Laced with lemonade.

How many lemons would we have left?

How about some more lemonade? Soon.

Have some more lemonade.

Lemon or milk, please?

Let's give her some milk! A shaker for the little miss!

You said Kolaloka lemonade, stranger?

Lemon Point of sale

Let's do the lemon example.

I'll bring out some lemonade.

Lemonade, Arnie?

Is your lemonade sweet enough? Seems to be.

Lemonade with ice.

He likes your lemonade.

Mr. Goodman!

If you want to be quick on the trigger, then Kolaloka is your liquor!

Phew, Kolaloka.

If you want to be quick on the trigger then Kolaloka is your liquor. I seem to have heard that one before.