I'd like a rack of ribs, please...

“Bet he charged them an arm and a leg for those parts, too!”

“I wonder if it was take-out or delivery?”

“I don't know, but the article failed to mentioned that he was heavily armed when he left the scene of the crime...”

“They should have included it in the body of the report!”

“I think a footnote would have sufficed...”

“scary to think there are two of you out there that think alike.”

“Two heads are better than one...”

“Bet he took those too!”

“I wouldn't stick my neck out for this guy, though!”

“...or give him a leg up...”

“I wonder which of those guys was the brains of the outfit...”

“No body knows.”

“True, but it must be embarassing to make such an ass of yourself!”

“Wait 'til his trial- he won't have a leg to stand on!”

“In George Washington's day, there were no cameras. One's image was either sculpted or painted. Some paintings of George Washington showed him standing behind a desk with one arm behind his back, while others showed both legs and both arms. Prices charged by painters were not based on how many people were to be painted, but by how many limbs were to be painted. Arms and legs are "limbs," therefore painting them would cost the buyer more. Hence the expression "Okay, but it'll cost you an arm and a leg."”

“I hope the police were paying attention when put on the handcuffs.”

“This is a serious story. Will you guys quit kidneying around?”

“C'mon Violin- have a heart!”

“Eye think this is getting out of hand!”

“I've got to hand it to him though, it took a lot of brains to organize this scheme. Took some cojones, too. I don't think I'd have had the guts to pull it off.”

“I heard that the guys wife wants him to keep 50 feet away.”

“You gotta hand it to him...”

“I heard she had his car toed away”

“The said he was spineless, though.”

“Are you saying he was lily-livered?”

“he was just trying to get a head.”

“I bet he's begging on his hands and knees to be let go.”

“Bring out your dead!

”

“I know this: He's turned the cadaver world on its ear.”

“After the arrest, they were advertising for his replacement with the qualifications:

Must Have A Good Head on Your Shoulders.”

“He replacement will really have to keep his nose clean.”

“I'll keep my eyes peeled for a good replacement!”

“I just can't stomach this thread anymore...”

“It's just too tongue-in-cheek...”

“Check the Piece Corps.”

“The whole effort was done in vein!”

“You guys are bloody nuts!”

“I mean, what a heel he was!”

“Time to cut off the thread's lifeline?”

“I might have to knuckle under and get some work done.”

“Hair, Hair, ... this tail is something you can sink your teeth into, I'm not fibula. We kneed these kinds of sagas, if I may muscle into your thread. You just have to be able to stomach the gristly details lung enough is all.”

“I reckon the cops know where the bodies are buried.”

“Geo, haven't you got a colon to write?”

“Maybe the dude's got a few skeletons in the closet.”

“I give this thread Two thumbs up”

“I think I'm going to bone up on anatomy!”

“I wonder how the cops got the idea to finger him?”

“Geez, the cops have a bone to pick with this fool!”

“Have the cops taken a head count yet?”