Judging
‘It’s not working, Raymond — I feel like you’re judging me.’

‘It’s not working, Raymond — I feel like you’re judging me.’
‘Let’s promise everyone a pay rise twice the rate of inflation!’
‘According to our records, you only have two full-time jobs.’
‘For God’s sake, let me get drunk first!’
‘Or this is the election model — it features both a spin cycle and a counter-spin cycle.’
‘Oh no — he’s being difficult again.’
‘When did you last see your feet?’
‘Kids today don’t know the meaning of the word “serene”.’
‘It’s the latest must-nick phone.’
‘It’s about this normally sized boy at a school full of weirdly thin people.’
‘In the old days he used to talk to me.’
‘I unwrapped the packaging and it was empty.’
‘I’ve left the children to their own devices.’
‘Oh, come on, Barry! A lettuce and a sliced loaf on the way back wasn’t too much to remember.’
‘You forgot to put the cocks forward.’
‘It’s about these stained-glass windows that were put in last week...’
‘I hate it when he uses emoticons.’