too too การใช้

• And under the impact of X-rays, this too too solid flesh had melted.
• But she asks just too too much of women and men.
• Ms . Nochlin observes, " would be, well, just TOO too Jewish ."
• Sharing the moment and the saddle was Lynde's beloved English shepherd Tuffy Too Too.
• The hair was too long, too blond, too too.
• Oh, that this too too solid flesh would melt, Thaw and resolve itself into a dew.
• My expectations weren't too too high ."
• Sometimes I'm too too real for Wikipedia .-- Endless Dan 21 : 03, 20 November 2007 ( UTC)
• :: Naming a person with whom the topic has apparently so connexion seemed a tad " too too " here.
• Officially, Buzzard officials discourage the throwing of tortillas on the ice because it is too too messy to clean up.
• Bostonians like to curl a lip at New York City : too brash, too loud, too expensive, too dangerous, too too.
• He has advocated strict citizenship quotas, saying there were too too many ethnic Russians among the former Soviet republic's 2.5 million people.
• "I wouldn't even allow my daughter to ride Cigar, I mean, he's just too too valuable _ oops, not that she's not valuable,"
• It aint too too late . . . write Smoke 7 Productions 7230 DeSoto Ave Suite 104 Canoga Park Ca . 91303 ""
• He has advocated strict citizenship quotas, saying there were too too many ethnic Russians among the former Soviet republic's 2 . 5 million people.
• It would be too too big if it was combined with the main article .-- Jason Palpatine 05 : 38, 27 July 2005 ( UTC)
• Despite being the two highest ranked lethwei fighters in Myanmar Tun and Too Too have refused to fight each other due to their long-lasting friendship.
• After her successful Olympic stay in Georgia, where softball made its Olympic debut, the woman is a little too too jacked for something so precise as surgery.
• But that process was taking too too long to help defense attorneys for American university professor Deborah Lipstadt, who has been sued for libel by British historian David Irving.
• Lester's Hamlet, in contrast, is decidedly more physical, even to the point of illustrating what he is saying : he peers at his hand when he says, " O, that this too too solid flesh ."