It was an embolism.

I have done.

Bring your horse right in.

What's to keep you?

You're tied to me.

Hear that, solly? You keep those dogs on leash.

Don't let them go unless I tell you.

Put the animals on the porch.

And it was like holding onto a thousand horses.

The pharmacist just died of an embolism.

I have an oxygen hose connected here.

(h) Four (4) pump action shotguns

I'll bind him to me with promises.

That's what I call hips.

You got me roped, tied, and branded.

How in sam hill you get him eating out of your hand?

Coronary thrombosis. What does that mean?

Your men been tramping all around this here place.

And then the faucet, there, is a beer tap.

Lock the door.

Inverter, rachet keys, bolt cutters and blades

Now, will you please... I'm sorry. What are those?

Stiff Arm?

I had no movement in my legs. I had tight stockings on to protect from blood clots.

Unfortunately my husband has no ring in his nose, to be tethered by.

Your hips... 138 centimeters.

I wonder what the leash and collar set does for excitement.

And I was there with my arms open.

Arm lever!

With open arms.

Come on, fellas, leash up. We'll have to circle pick it up where he comes out.

I'd give my right arm

Just my arm.

Lift your arms.

And my arms?

Slope arms.

You can do gears and nuts and bolts that you can buy at Whole Foods.

He had a brachial avulsion, so the nerves were cut and the arm was paralyzed, lying in a sling for a year, and then the arm was amputated.

They would just take a stick and a catgut and string it up.

(c) Future number of mission related objects (fairing, bolts etc.)

It's going to stick out its hands.

He's got no arms.

I broke my arm.

Lift your right arm.

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