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Frost's frivolous escapades usually amount to naught.
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Suits (2011) - S01E11 Drama
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- Usual amount? - No.
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Trading Places (1983)
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- The usual amount. - Why not?
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James Bond: Thunderball (1965)
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Try to be a little less than your usual frivolous self, 007.
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Party Down (2009) - S03E05 Once Upon a Time 'Proms Away' Prom-otional Event
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He's trying to steal Escapade.
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Scandal (2012) - S05E13
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to facilitate his sexual escapades,
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How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
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- Frosting? - Frosting.
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Parks and Recreation (2009) - S04E03 Born & Raised
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Seems to be going the usual amount of gross.
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Godzilla
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Contrary to some frivolous reporting...
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The Beverly Hillbillies (1962) - S03E21 Double Naught Jethro
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Our usual wager, Milburn.
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Party Down (2009) - S03E05 Once Upon a Time 'Proms Away' Prom-otional Event
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which Escapade never got to attend.
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Dr. Ken (2015) - S01E04 Kevin O'Connell
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Now, due to this frivolous expenditure,
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Party Down (2009) - S02E06 Not On Your Wife Opening Night
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All enthusiastic to discuss Escapade's dance wardrobe?
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Snow White and the Huntsman (2012)
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(WHISPERING) Frost to fire and fire to frost.
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How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
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- Ladies, frost yourself. - Frost yourself.
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South Park (1997) - S13E03 Comedy
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to repent, we must stop frivolous spending.
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Somm
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AND THE BASE OF THE ROOTS, USUALLY PROTECTING FROM FROST.