Once I see a vein on your forehead while we arguing, I’ll let you be.

Once I find a dragon, y’all are toast.

Does anyone else feel like their brain has a hundred tabs open at once?

I once let a really short guy be the big spoon and it felt like I went to bed with a backpack on.

Ludacris once said “If you ain’t got no money take yo’ broke ass home” and I haven’t left the house since.

Once again, I was not nominated for an Oscar this morning for acting my way through life.

I accidentally take a screenshot of my phone background at least once a week.

I believe it was Aristotle who once said “The fastest way to get your kids to stop screaming is to also start screaming.”

For once, I’d like to spiral into control.

You don’t scare me, I was married once.

College is not even mentioned once in the Bible. Somebody get me outta here.

Met a microbiologist once. They’re a lot bigger than I imagined.

So many spreadsheets and not once did I feel excelled.

Once I shot a man with a paintball gun, just to watch him dye.

I’m still annoyed that you can catch Covid more than once. I can’t explain why, but it feels kind of rude.

My dad once sneezed so hard that he set every clock back two hours.

Once you’ve been single for a long time, you realize how exhausting relationships can be.

Some people can start a task and then just finish it instead of trying to do a hundred things at once, like a squirrel on crack.

And once again my day begins without a red carpet! Guys, I’m really disappointed in you.

I bet once Bigfoot tries cheeseburgers, he’s gonna wanna hangout with us all the time.

Once again, I have fallen for life’s biggest scam: being two hours early for a flight only for security to take roughly seven minutes.

Once married, the woman takes over the entire closet and the man stores everything he owns in his left cargo pocket.

Dear Santa, I’ve been good all year. Most of the time. Once in a while. Never mind, I’ll buy my own stuff.

The horror of being warned that the person you’re about to meet is “fine once you get to know them”.

I used to think adulthood was one crisis after another. I was wrong. Multiple crises. Concurrently. All at once. All the time. Forever.