pull the other one
it's got bells on

Well, pull the other one! There is a great big flag in front of us here.

Come on, pull the other one: this place is a joke!

Pull the other one, it's still got a bell on it.

When I spoke to him, he said, pull the other one, kid, it has got bells on.

Jasper pulled the other one from his pocket and laid it next to the first "No!"

I pulled the other one off the bottom.

He drew back his leg as if to kick her, but she quickly turned and pulled the other one and brought him down.

He pulled the other one almost free, moved the dog back and forth experimentally, nodded satisfaction.

The little creature's howls amused him, and smiling, he pulled the other one off as well.

Pull the other one it has bells on.

"Right," Baird said, in a tone that clearly meant "pull the other one."

There was a long silence, then someone said, 'Pull the other one!'

One of its Millibands is both the same, pull the other one!

"Pull the other one, it's got bells on," he taunted Caleb.

This brought forth the usual gales of laughter and requests to pull the other one, stop having them on, etc.

Yeah right, pull the other one.

'You want to pull the other one for me?'

"Pull the other one," the pilot said.

As for psychological testing leading to progress, pull the other one - it's got bells on that, when they ring, make my dog salivate.

She didn't say a word but her expression was enough, 'Pull the other one, it's got bells on.'

Why don't you pull the other one?"

Pull the other one Babyzoomer, that's a load of old coblers.

Pull the other one, just yesterday you claimed that Dave's lead in the polls demonstrated country wide support for whatever policy you were commenting on.

'Pull the other one,' Meg said, deadly serious.