Med-jack said you were there one second and buggin' gone the next.
2
The tiny issue of the headphone jack also needs to be resolved.
3
The cards flipped again, and a huge message read: run home jack!
4
Jack could only think of one possible answer: they were under attack.
5
Jack wasn't quite thirty and he'd already seen thousands of open wounds.
1
Explosion hazard.' But then here's 'Low air,' and 'five'... shit, 'four minutes.'
2
Our official diplomatic response was summed up as-problemtoo hard, tough shit.
3
Of course, she wanted to point out what a shit I was.
4
Yes, I feel sorry for the victims on whom the shit falls.
5
Despite the best precautions and the best intentions, sometimes shit just happens.
1
He charges Doodles, who slips past him and goes into a chuckling, high-stepping diddley-bop.
2
This time last year, the name Macy Gray meant diddley-squat to the great record-buying public.
3
Apart from maybe keeping the rain out, diddley squat.
4
It's a diddley-eye date with destiny as the Dancing With The Stars semi-final doubles as St Patrick's Day-themed celebration of Irish music.
5
Do they call The Corrs, who have the requisite diddley-aye quotient, and who have already appeared on an episode of Beverly Hills 90210?
1
So I started looking into the Seraphim and couldn't find out diddly.
2
Fact two: There wasn't diddly I could do to the Big Hoods.
3
Billions handed to private business, and near-enough diddly-squat to anyone else.
4
People who know diddly about wizards don't like to give us their names.
5
The Russian's gear wouldn't do diddly to stop swords or claws.
1
He's got a virus, and that stuff doesn't do doodly-squat for viruses.
2
I had never before grasped that doodly-squat was less than horsepucky, but it's always nice to learn something new.
3
"Not doodly-squat," I said.
4
"Then, you've got doodly-squat," she said and looked away, back to where Captain Matthews was answering questions with his solemn, manly jaw jutting out.
1
Billions handed to private business, and near-enough diddly-squat to anyone else.
2
It's not going to make diddly-squat worth of difference to the safety of our community.
3
Actually, we've already signed it, but that means diddly-squat until Parliament signs off on that.
4
Not many people can say "diddly-squat" and still be taken seriously.
5
The breakthroughs get a lot of attention, but attention means diddly-squat in the bigger picture.
1
I am not ordering you to do diddly-shit, Dimitrova.
2
Larry: "Well... don't we have enough other things to worry about without hacking around with a bunch of diddly-shit bureaucracy?"
1
That seems like supreme diddlyshit now, but it was a very big deal then.'