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Also, completely unrelated, my brother has a pair of Jack Daniels beer pajama pants that are the single most ugly thing that I've ever seen in my life. They are dark red, black, cream-colored and vomit green and have pictures of beer bottles all over them. | Also, completely unrelated, my brother has a pair of Jack Daniels beer pajama pants that are the single most ugly thing that I've ever seen in my life. They are dark red, black, cream-colored and vomit green and have pictures of beer bottles all over them. | ||
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Revision as of 03:55, 30 May 2007
Tentative list of scene to be shot this weekend: Exposition; The End (Dylan and Aimee)
Okay. How about you, clothing-wise.
I'd imagine something more casual– especially if we're in my home. Perhaps by then I've changed into my checkered blue pajama bottoms.
I feel like that's almost too vulnerable for the way we're relating at this point in the film. You could've done it earlier maybe, before we had these fights. I might have to see them. Also, if I'm wearing what I wore Friday, maybe you should wear what you wore Friday as well, for obsessive continuity?
Also, completely unrelated, my brother has a pair of Jack Daniels beer pajama pants that are the single most ugly thing that I've ever seen in my life. They are dark red, black, cream-colored and vomit green and have pictures of beer bottles all over them.
Would match the vomit colored couch I plan to find. When I was four I crashed my father's vomit colored car. He had left me in the car with the keys in the ignition. It wasn't a traumatic experience– I only drove the car a couple of feet– but I recall that my mother was justifiably livid towards dad.
