Sing
Thunder
Thunder verb - To make a long loud deep noise or cry.
Both words in one sentence
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Ted and John: When you hear the sound of thunder, don't you get too scared/Just grab your thunder buddy, and sing these magic words:/Fuck you thunder, you can suck my dick;/You can't get me thunder 'cause you're just God's farts!
Source: Fear of Thunder -
Jurisdiction Friction: Bob and Morrie, the Sydney cops, don't want a Hong Kong inspector stealing their thunder, so they're initially as unhelpful as possible to Sing-Ling.
Source: Film / The Man from Hong Kong -
Man Child: The film is about John's inability to grow up in general, but he has a few instances of actual childish behavior: He's still afraid of thunder through most of the film and needs to sing a song to help him cope with it.
Source: Film / Ted
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