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doug/carol pic spam
4x02.
- Ketchup or Tabasco? On your scrambled eggs. Do you want something some people consider a vegetable or do you want something a little more daring? You thought I left didn't you...
: No, I didn't
- Yes, you did.
: No, really, I didn't...okay, yeah, I did, but you kind of did leave technically.
- Well, that doesn't count! If you'd have gotten up any earlier, you would have seen me here sound asleep.
: Some habits die hard.
- Like you sleeping in.
: Like you not being there in the morning.
- That's an old habit.
: Wow. Thank you.
- Okay, I have to talk to you about something.
: Oh, Doug, not another serious conversation.
- You said we didn't communicate--
: I know! But now you're communicating a little bit too much.
- This is important; can I have a drawer?
: What?!
- A drawer...something you keep your clothes in. Something I would keep my clothes in.
: You never wanted a drawer before.
- Well. I guess. I always got up and left. But now I'm staying here. If I could maybe have someplace to, uhm, keep a new shirt.
: Is that all?
- Keep a pair of socks. I'd settle for underwear.
: You know. You could always just wash your boxers out in the sink; they'd be dry by morning.
: Are they closed?
- Closed!
: Keep 'em closed!
- I said they're closed!
: Okay. Open 'em.
- Alright.
: It's very delicate.
- That's a drawer. You know what? I love this drawer.
: Good.
- Come here, you. You know why I love sitting out here on the porch with you? It's--
: Something new.
- It's something new. Nice drawer.
: It's a nice touch, don't you think?
4x02.
- Ketchup or Tabasco? On your scrambled eggs. Do you want something some people consider a vegetable or do you want something a little more daring? You thought I left didn't you...
: No, I didn't
- Yes, you did.
: No, really, I didn't...okay, yeah, I did, but you kind of did leave technically.
- Well, that doesn't count! If you'd have gotten up any earlier, you would have seen me here sound asleep.
: Some habits die hard.
- Like you sleeping in.
: Like you not being there in the morning.
- That's an old habit.
: Wow. Thank you.
- Okay, I have to talk to you about something.
: Oh, Doug, not another serious conversation.
- You said we didn't communicate--
: I know! But now you're communicating a little bit too much.
- This is important; can I have a drawer?
: What?!
- A drawer...something you keep your clothes in. Something I would keep my clothes in.
: You never wanted a drawer before.
- Well. I guess. I always got up and left. But now I'm staying here. If I could maybe have someplace to, uhm, keep a new shirt.
: Is that all?
- Keep a pair of socks. I'd settle for underwear.
: You know. You could always just wash your boxers out in the sink; they'd be dry by morning.
: Are they closed?
- Closed!
: Keep 'em closed!
- I said they're closed!
: Okay. Open 'em.
- Alright.
: It's very delicate.
- That's a drawer. You know what? I love this drawer.
: Good.
- Come here, you. You know why I love sitting out here on the porch with you? It's--
: Something new.
- It's something new. Nice drawer.
: It's a nice touch, don't you think?