Debt Friendly Stimulus

Be gentle!

Give me my evening lipstick.

If your gown just drips with fringe

Isn't that an evening dress?

Thanks for the beautiful evening.

Camel seeking camel.

Camel seeking camel

She was Palmer's pal. Yeah?

So you're his notion of a mate for life.

He's one of your pals.

You'd be a marvelous companion.

Got yourself a little playmate, huh?

I'm gonna buy you the slinkiest, meanest, laciest evening gown they've got.

Get something to eat. See you tonight.

To meet old lady Kraft, Palmer's pal.

Ifyou'd told me, I'd have worn my dinnerjacket.

Good night, Milly. Many thanks for a most enjoyable evening.

Bergdorf Goodman have a new line of sacrificial evening gowns.

This is Georgette, my roommate. Well, welcome, friend.

Tuxedo men's evening wear for semi formal occasions.

She put on her nightgown, heard a noise, came down, and surprised this burglar.

Lusty beast desires attractive sincere mate.

Lusty beast desires attractive and sincere mate.

Oh, I was sort of a paid companion to somebody who was very rich.

Yes. We have to be very careful whom we pick for a roommate. Hm?

They were in tuxedos, and fighting. It was very ugly.

Oh, this better. Let's sit.

In that case, I'll go down and join him for a nightcap.

Yes, it is. We'd like to look at an evening dress.

Zounds, consort!

TYBALT Thou, wretched boy, that didst consort him here,

I'm Miss Lucie's companion, and I'm Miss Pross.

Chip, this is my roommate, Lucy Shmeeler. She's a grand girl.

If you were returning, you wouldn't have taken me out or bought this dress.

NEW YORK Fortune has not been kind to Haiti.

(Laughter)

Got you a travelling mate. How'd you like to go to Washington?

The first person was wearing a black tie, a tuxedo. It was me.

Now, let me bring him back to the women

I can get you a date. My roommate, Lucy Shmeeler.

It was at The Tuxedo Club, around the turn of the century, when a dress jacket was required for almost every occasion, that a brash young man, heir to an enormous tobacco fortune, caused a stir by flaunting tradition and donning a formal dinner jacket without tails.

All I can get out of her was that she was a paid companion to somebody rich.

Elisabeth of Bavaria (c. 1227 in Landshut 9 October 1273) was the queen consort of Conrad IV of Germany.

We specked it out to actually be doable with a very, very low cost bill of materials, so that it can become a childhood companion for kids.