So you could go in, you could get your tummy tuck.

Friar Tuck!

Friar Tuck!

Friar Tuck!

Oh, Tuck! Hey!

Tuck it here.

Ah my tummy hurts!

I think this step helps lose the tummy! I feel like my tummy is getting slimmer!

You can tuck that away.

He's well named Friar Tuck.

Did she tuck you in?

Being violently ill to her tummy.

They might have headaches, backache, tummy aches.

Upset tummy. Please don't feed him anything.

It's as slippery as a codfish's tummy.

View's always better on a full tummy.

Nip and tuck till crack of doom.

Friar Tuck could marry us. Will you?

I'd better stay and tuck you in.

I am hungry, my tummy is grumbling, prrruuff!

Her tummy is this big. Seven months along.

So, you want me to tuck him in?

Wait a minute. This tummy needs to lose weight.

You've hardly any tummy at all. Look at mine.

After that, put him down and massage his tummy.

Every single night, when I tuck my kids into bed,

Tuck me in, turn out the lights and tiptoe out?

So we go, sit, on the couch sit, tummy rub sit,

It's good cornmeal mush, not a tummy ache in a carload.

If there's any cheating, I'll shove this gun in your tummy!

Now, now, now, now. Friar Tuck, Will Scarlett. What's it, Will?

Friar Tuck, into the town. Will, search every inn and cottage.

Here we are. Tuck into that while I get the goulash.

We have to tuck you into bed. Get you nice and warm.

Or we tuck you two away and make a trade with Stumpy.

Suddenly the tummy grumbles, just like the worst ribut you can think off.

Oh and if your not feeling social, you can tuck Facebook Messenger away.

Fix your tie and tuck in your shirt. You look like a hoodlum.

He comes for a tummy rub, because he believes that will give me luck.

He comes for a tummy rub, because he believes that will give me luck.

So, in closing, my love... Tonight, tuck my children in bed warmly. Tell them I love them.

Deep down, when we get ready to tuck our heads under our wings and go to sleep we ain't kidding ourselves.

You know I sometimes think that children should never grow past the age when you have to tuck 'em into bed every night.

So we go, sit, on the couch sit, tummy rub sit, look, I throw a tennis ball sit, say hello to that other dog.

I'm going to tell you by sharing with you the three things that I tell my kids every night when I tuck them into bed.