[Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres]

[Fingers]

[Like, you know, a fawn]

[P]

[player]

[the sofa was delivered with no damages, no delay and no plastic packaging]

[broccoli]

[on the other hand, wrinkles]

[what have you got to do with any of this?]

        [A]

[Sanguine-melancholic-choleric-phlegmatic]

what part of me] that I have given over

        don’t you] want to

        know] in every way

[They all shared the cake; that was that]

[Welcome to Midlothian]

[And they parted with their families and with their homes and]

[Synecdoche]

[Student comes to class and contributes readily to the conversation]

[the departed returned : my grandma was green and she tried to eat me]

                                [R]

[I still have a strong aversion for broccoli]

[Part for the whole, baby. Stay in your lane]

[i don’t even know if i’m coming or going]

[it’s very plain, I like it]

[I’m partial]

[All sorts of segments from apples]

[A slice is nice]

[partly]

[Caesarean section]

[=something about which Caesar had no clue]

[it’s my fav part of the day]

[i’m talking about February]

[we’ll probably need to cut some of this to be honest]

[T]

[this is a part of me that you’ll never ever ever take away from me is a song I vaguely remember]

[The butcher snuck me a nice cut]

[he ate pretty much the whole fucking donut]

[this bit]

[Checkpoint Charlie]