I thought you said I could think about it.

I thought about it.

I thought about dying.

I've been thinking, though.

Never thought of that.

Have you given it some thought?

I thought of that, too

I'll bet you have!

And yet we count.

Did you think?

Yes, I thought about that too.

I've thought about that.

Don't you never think of me?

Didn't think about that.

Every eventuality has been considered.

But you might start?

As you wish. But think about it.

Aren't you ever gonna get married?

Well, we had considered diamonds.

We considered it.

I have considered that.

Possibly you can only think of the past, but I'm here to think about the future.

GEORGE Hey, Joseph, I thought it over.

I thought it over, Bob, and I ain't backing down.

Well, think about it.

Is that right?

You know, I've... I've thought about this thing, Meg.

I thought about that too and ended up

I don't know, I haven't thought.

Consider your origin.

In considering entry applications, humanitarian concerns, such as family reunification and the need for asylum, should outweigh economic considerations.

Think it over.

I thought about that

Oh, no. I've given it sober consideration.

Not to mention the people's reaction?

The truth is that I've been too considerate.

Have you thought about graduate school?

I'll have to think about it.

I must think it over.

Think about father.

But that's just safety.

There are, however, many factors that must be taken into account.

I know nothing when I married

We've been through all of this before.

Would you mind your own business?