Daily Chores Jig: Difference between revisions

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Template:Infobox OM"Daily Chores Jig" (alternate title: "Daily Chores") was composed by Michael Bolger and Nicolas Carr. The main instrument being played throughout the piece is an accordion.

Usage

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 |composer2 = Michael Bolger
 |introduced = "[[Dear Vikings]]"
-}}"'''Daily Chores Jig'''" (alternate title: '''"Daily Chores"''') was composed by Michael Bolger and [[Nicolas Carr]]. The main instrument that is played throughout the piece is an accordion.
+}}"'''Daily Chores Jig'''" (alternate title: '''"Daily Chores"''') was composed by Michael Bolger and [[Nicolas Carr]]. The main instrument being played throughout the piece is an accordion.
 ==Usage==
-{{APM-list|Dear Vikings|"But Mr. Krabs, these are all the same size cups"; "Don't you know when you're being ignored?"; "The Vikings lived a long time ago."}}
+{{APM-list|Dear Vikings|"But Mr. Krabs, these are all the same size cups;" "Don't you know when you're being ignored?;" "The Vikings lived a long time ago."}}
-{{APM-list|Grandpappy the Pirate|"I come from a whole family of pirates"; The end of Mr. Krabs' daydream; Pearl knocks on the boat.}}
+{{APM-list|Grandpappy the Pirate|"I come from a whole family of pirates;" The end of Mr. Krabs' daydream; Pearl knocks on the boat.}}
 {{APM-list|Pet or Pests|SpongeBob arrives at the Krusty Krab.}}
 {{APM-list|Gullible Pants|"You know, I'll let you serve this one."}}
 {{APM-list|Overbooked|"What happened to your clothes, boy?"}}
-{{APM-list|No Hat for Pat|"How would you like a job, Patrick?"; Mr. Krabs goes back outside.}}
+{{APM-list|No Hat for Pat|"How would you like a job, Patrick?;" Mr. Krabs goes back outside.}}
 {{APM-list|Shell Shocked|SpongeBob makes a deal with Mr. Krabs.}}
 {{APM-list|The Clash of Triton|Mr. Krabs asks Squidward to entertain King Neptune.}}
 {{APM-list|Model Sponge|SpongeBob overhears Mr. Krabs in his office.}}
-{{APM-list|Yours, Mine and Mine|Patrick tells Mr. Krabs that his kiddie meal didn't come with a toy; "Yep, it's pretty special all right"; SpongeBob tells Mr. Krabs that Patrick ate the toy.}}
+{{APM-list|Yours, Mine and Mine|Patrick tells Mr. Krabs that his kiddie meal didn't come with a toy; "Yep, it's pretty special all right;" SpongeBob tells Mr. Krabs that Patrick ate the toy.}}
 {{APM-list|The Curse of Bikini Bottom|"Can you still cook Krabby Patties?"}}
 {{APM-list|Squidward in Clarinetland|"This is unacceptable!"}}
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 {{APM-list|Welcome to the Bikini Bottom Triangle|"Oh, really?"}}
 {{APM-list|The Abrasive Side|Mr. Krabs goes to his office to look up the word "overtime".}}
-{{APM-list|Earworm|"Pushing yer luck a bit, aren't ya, kid?"; Bucket of patties.}}
+{{APM-list|Earworm|"Pushing yer luck a bit, aren't ya, kid?;" Bucket of patties.}}
 {{APM-list|The Masterpiece|Mr. Krabs attempts to guess who has artistic talent.}}
 {{APM-list|Accidents Will Happen|The opening; SpongeBob asks Mr. Krabs what criminal negligence is.}}
 {{APM-list|Patrick's Staycation|SpongeBob gives Mr. Krabs some money.}}
-{{APM-list|Ghoul Fools|"Did you say... doubloons?"; "Great, then it's settled!"}}
+{{APM-list|Ghoul Fools|"Did you say... doubloons?;" "Great, then it's settled!"}}
 {{APM-list|Barnacle Face|"Didn't you already mop this area'er?"}}
 {{APM-list|The Krabby Patty That Ate Bikini Bottom|"And just what is it you two think you're doing?"}}
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 {{APM-list|Shopping List|The opening.}}
 {{APM-list|Surf N' Turf|"Hey, mind if I take a crack at the ship bottle thing?"}}
-{{APM-list|The Grill is Gone|"I took it outside to air and dry"; Mr. Krabs doesn't see the grill outside.}}
+{{APM-list|The Grill is Gone|"I took it outside to air and dry;" Mr. Krabs doesn't see the grill outside.}}
 {{APM-list|Girls' Night Out|Fake Mr. Krabs tells Plankton he's going to give him the Krabby Patty secret formula at the Krusty Krab.}}
 {{APM-list|King Plankton|Krabs launches Plankton back to the Chum Bucket; Plankton enters the Chum Bucket.}}
 {{APM-list|The Hankering|Title card; "I've eaten this stuff in secret for years now, just got a taste for it."}}