George: You can sit around with the gin running out of your mouth; you can humiliate me; you can tear me to pieces all night, that's perfectly okay, that's all right.
Martha: You can stand it!
George: I cannot stand it!
Martha: You can stand it, you married me for it!
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College professors have always been drunks. And they marry drunks. Then they die. I like happy endings.
I remember the always used to rerun TV shows in the summer.
They don't do that anymore. Now everything is on demand or live streamed so you can see it whenever you want.
Still I like reruns.
Sixty, An attorney I know in Madison saw her recently. Says her booze bloat has gotten much worse.
There's a remake of Get Shorty on Epix. I've watched the first 2 episodes. It's pretty good so far.
Nick, photos?
"Meadey, fix me another gin and tonic, puleeeeeeeez? And not so much tonic this time!"
"Where are you, Meadey, I neeeeeeeeeeeeed muh booooooze!"
Sixty, I think she prefers vodka, otherwise she would smell like a juniper tree.
Evi, No. He just saw her on the street. Said he hardly recognized her.
Hey, it's one thing to ridicule a drunk, but to call her smelly? That, sir, is a line I will not cross!
HAHAHAHA!!!
I love the smell of juniper in the morning, it smells like...victory.
LOL!
I ordered No Country for Old Men through Lem's Amazon thing. I can hardly wait to watch it over and over. No Time for Idiots from Hollywood.
When this movie came out in 1966 it caused all kinds of ruckus. Oh the language! 'Up Yours", "Mellons bobbling" No one under 18 admitted. 2 years later you could hear the same thing on TV with Archie Bunker,with a laugh track to boot.
Trooper York said...
I remember the always used to rerun TV shows in the summer.
They needed to give the actors a vaca. Even so, in the 50s, there were plenty of first run summer replacements. Some even got picked for midseason.
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