Private to DavidgoldentressJuly 24 2008, 03:15:01 UTC
Jealousy? I wasn't aware that I possessed the ability...
BUT, I suppose I would be green over the fact that she gets to see a play while I only got coffee and cheesecake. I'm virtually stamping my foot and pouting over here, David.
Re: Private to Amelia.biggestbearJuly 24 2008, 03:26:11 UTC
There there, actually if you're so interested in the play, I could tell you about it.
Hamlet. Fat lot of swordplay, romance, blood and glory complete with a possessed beard worn by our mutual friend. At the end, the boat sinks while a quartet of musicians play on.
Speaking of famous sinking ships, I've been meaning to ask you something.
Private to DavidgoldentressJuly 24 2008, 03:31:40 UTC
That quartet of musicians was the best part of the wasted three hours of my time. I'm sure the play will be full of swanky English accents and Neil tugging on his beard. The latter of which might actually generate a laugh or two from your date.
Pfft, who said I was jealous? I wiped the pout off my face the second I realized it made me look like a five year old brat.
Re: Private to Amelia.biggestbearJuly 24 2008, 04:07:14 UTC
Please tell me there are lace pantaloons in that equation as well.
Spoil you? Now why would I want to go and do a silly thing like that? Suppose I could have the limo driver stay home and we could take the Lamborghini.
It's an outside performance at Central Park, dressy casual. If I had my say I'd make clothing optional, but since I'm only a lowly ticket holder, I'll have to settle.
Private to DavidgoldentressJuly 24 2008, 04:17:18 UTC
Oh yes, because even I look good in poofy knee-lengths.
I'm sure the Lamborghini will be enough to counteract the effects of dinner, wholesomely keeping me from becoming a spoiled little blonde with a penchant for oatmeal.
David, no one in Albany wants to elect a man who walks around in his natural outfit. I'd be hard-pressed to myself. Just like I have learned to leave the lace pantaloons in the 1800's, you will have to learn to leave behind your animal instincts. Well, most of them.
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BUT, I suppose I would be green over the fact that she gets to see a play while I only got coffee and cheesecake. I'm virtually stamping my foot and pouting over here, David.
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Hamlet. Fat lot of swordplay, romance, blood and glory complete with a possessed beard worn by our mutual friend. At the end, the boat sinks while a quartet of musicians play on.
Speaking of famous sinking ships, I've been meaning to ask you something.
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Pfft, who said I was jealous? I wiped the pout off my face the second I realized it made me look like a five year old brat.
What is it?
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What are your views on her? Is she the dangerous-when-jealous sort?
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I'll gladly take that second ticket off your hands.
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Friday evening around 6ish? We could grab a bite to eat before my execution.
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Friday evening around 6ish sounds great. Food? You better be careful, or I'll start thinking you're trying to spoil me.
What's the dress code for this sort of thing?
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Spoil you? Now why would I want to go and do a silly thing like that? Suppose I could have the limo driver stay home and we could take the Lamborghini.
It's an outside performance at Central Park, dressy casual. If I had my say I'd make clothing optional, but since I'm only a lowly ticket holder, I'll have to settle.
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I'm sure the Lamborghini will be enough to counteract the effects of dinner, wholesomely keeping me from becoming a spoiled little blonde with a penchant for oatmeal.
David, no one in Albany wants to elect a man who walks around in his natural outfit. I'd be hard-pressed to myself. Just like I have learned to leave the lace pantaloons in the 1800's, you will have to learn to leave behind your animal instincts. Well, most of them.
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Which of my "animal instincts" am I allowed to keep, then? Don't take away my tree back scratching, life's not worth living otherwise.
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Now that is something I have to see! And for the answer to your question, please refer to chapter fifteen of the book that doesn't exist.
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