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Let me tell you something. I really get a kick out of being around you.

Say, Barby, let me tell you something. I really get a kick out of being around you.

Say, Barby, let me tell you something. I really get a kick of being with you.

Just like in real life, your followers might get a kick out of your drunk tweets, but you'll probably regret them in the morning.

Besides, they no longer seem to get a kick from spending borrowed money.

Lora seems to get a kick out of talking with older boys.

Sometimes the boss asks me and I get a kick out of it.

Li Ning is hoping American consumers will get a kick out of its newest advertising attempt.

Get a kick out of life. Be sincerely curious. Open your heart and mind to the world around you. People respond to energy more than words.

There are many techniques that you can adopt to help you in managing your time better and get a kick-start in this process.

Mother of four talking here. He'll get a kick out of it.

I'm so useless. I only get a kick out of doing stupid things, like getting wasted or watching old cartoons.

I only get a kick out of doing stupid things, like getting wasted, watching old cartoons.

b: i don't know. i just get a kick out of it.

Lynn Walcott I still get a kick out of walking behind Theo, and seeing people's faces turn.

I really get a kick out of listening to children talk. They say some very funny things.

And if all that wasn't enough, local movie fans should get a kick out of seeing Jay Chou act in English.

At least we like fun; get a thrill, get a kick.

Some people get a kick out of the danger in motor racing.

They could also get a kick out of women cooing over them as they walk around with their baby.

get a kick out of sth. : get a pleasurable feeling from sth.

Then she might get a kick out of getting one for Valentine's Day.

I really get a kick out of Lisa's jokes. She always makes me laugh.

I get a kick out of going swimming at midnight.

I get a kick out of dressing in fancy clothes.

I get a kick out of you.

really get a kick I out of being around you.

I get a kick out of playing drama in my spare time.

I get a kick out of driving fast cars.

I get a kick out of funny movies .

Every Saturday we can get a kick out of the football match. So if you want to look for me at that time, the playground is the right place.

We get a kick-back from the electric company last month.

She didn't expect to get a kick in the teeth after a day's hard work.

He thinks he can get a kick out of the computer game.

Do you get a kick out of watching me suffer ?

A caffeine novice can get a kick from as little as 20 mg of caffeine--the equivalent of 1. 5 oz. of strong drip coffee.

i never did get a kick out of torturing animals , though

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