A match? Thank you. Match?

Match.

Matches?

He struck a match.

You got a match?

Strike a match.

For a match.

Thanks. I've got matches.

Who's got a light?

Give me a match.

Give me a match.

I could use a match.

I haven't got a match.

Here, I've got a match, captain.

Got a match?

Ah, young lady. Do you have a match?

Got a match?

Can I take a match?

Anybody got a match?

You got a match, bud?

Hey, sugar, you got a match?

I haven't got matches, but...

Count on us, Sara. You got a light, Bill?

Wait, I'll light a match.

Can I borrow a match?

Good evening, Father. Give me a match, will you?

Got a match?

Gripping a single wooden match between the needles of his teeth?

Watson, might I have a match?

The gasoline catches and she goes up like a matchbox.

And all he started with was a book of matches.

Excuse me, sir. Do you have a match?

Robert Cunningham, and don't ever ask me for a match again.

No, nothing but a box of matches of the Grand Hotel.

Want to stretch our legs anyhow. Hey. Got a match?

Forgive me. I wonder if you could oblige me with a match.

I've got a light, Mr. Cameron. No, that's all right.

I haven't got any. Let me get you some.

I should be there. I'm late, I'm late, I'm late. I say, do you have a match?

On the other hand, if you light a match the whole planet will blow up.

It was the proverbial match thrown by a careless smoker into a parched forest.

And if you were to just poke a hole over here and put a third matchstick, you'll get a T joint.

Get up.

And some of these models so you take a bit of this cycle valve tube, you can put two matchsticks inside this, and you make a flexible joint.

In the beginning of Goodbye Art, I focused on forced destruction, like this image of Jimi Hendrix, made with over 7,000 matches.