“How disarming,” said Captain Hook, off-handedly.
“Get some air blowing that fire!” Tom bellowed.
“…and then we finally landed in Helsinki,” Tom finished.
“We need to number these tree trunks,” Tom said in Tagalog.
“Well, so much for my electric dirigible,” Tom said, totally deflated.
“How can Doc Cathode and Dr. Fidelius both agree and disagree?” Tom asked paradoxically.
“I deduce I have to go be-bop-adoopy-doo,” Tom sang scatalogically.
“I really love to listen to blind musicians” said Tom wonderly
“I’ll never get the stain out of this shirt,” Tom shouted.
“Why aye, aal Geordie lads like a tab!” Tom smirked.
Some translation may be needed. “Geordies” are natives of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, “tabs” are cigarettes, and “smirked” is an approximate phonetic spelling of the word “smoked” as a Geordie would pronounce it. “Aal” is also phonetic, not a mistake. “Why aye” means “yes indeed”.
“Old Man Schrödinger doesn’t even know whether his pet is alive or dead,” Tom said cattily.
“I wonder if I can smuggle this knick-knack past customs?” said Tom curiosly.
"You’re flat! Tom shouted to the lead singer, sharply.
“Would you like some lemonade?” Tom asked sourly.
Very good.
“I’ve never owned a country house before,” said Tom in an unprepossessing manner.
“I’m the guy who found the rest of the Venus de Milo,” Tom said disarmingly.
“I propose we give him the maximum sentence,” Tom said with conviction.
“The shootin’ season’s too damn short,” Tom groused.
1."I am going to kill House by slicing him into little tiny pieces for telling me ‘it’s never lupus,’ said Tom, gregoriously.
2.“I’ve written a sequel to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most famous work” said Tom fandomly.
3.“I really miss some of our dear, departed Dopers” said Tom, highopally.
“There’s a TV marathon today featuring that show with the high school singing club!” said Tom, gleefully.