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1. What on earth is all that clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know you're wearing? You look like a walking jumble sale!

2. The young pilot was dying to take a clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know in the new aircraft.

3. They must have thought that you were a real clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know, coming out with an idiotic answer like that!

4. There was a real clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know in the underground as a suspected terrorist tried to jump the barrier.

5. I don't think that your wife will be very impressed with that clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know chair that you've made her!

6. I'm clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know with kicking my heels waiting for them to turn up so I'm off.

7. The car had performed brilliantly for thousands of miles but finally clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know within sight of the finish.

8. Those fifty quid notes were clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know, not worth a penny!

9. The athlete was so exhausted that he came a real clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know when attempting to leap the last hurdle.

10. The nightclub was a real clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know : the sort of place where you hesitate to sit down.

11. She was not impressed by her son's clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know lodgings where it was difficult even to walk across the room without falling over books, dirty plates or empty cans of beer.

12. Don't clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know boys! We've got to walk many miles before camping tonight.

13. The job was a really clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know number and the young man was delighted to have landed it.

14. The old boy's got a clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know heart and I don't think that he's long for this world.

15. Driving the old car was rather clobberclotcock-eyedconked outcroppercrummycushydiceydickydilly-dallydivedudsfed upflapflip I don't know, especially on the bends where the steering was most unreliable.