I’m stealing this idea shamelessly from Christa Faust:
You and I wake up in jail together. In four words, what would you say to me?
I’ll start. “Perfectly legal, my ass.”
I’m stealing this idea shamelessly from Christa Faust:
You and I wake up in jail together. In four words, what would you say to me?
I’ll start. “Perfectly legal, my ass.”
Tell me a story.
What day is it?
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Do I know you?
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Let’s do that again.
“How drunk WAS I?”
Fancy meeting you here!
“We did it. Almost.”
“Thanks, Meg. Thanks alot.”
“Tequila. Never, ever again.”
Cop lap dance. Really?
DO NOT PASS GO.
Trust me, you said!
Another fine mess, Olly!
Please remove your hand.
It’s legal in Mexico.
Your lawyer or mine?
I call top bunk.
Good film… Shawshank Redemption.
Those were duelling banjos?
Yep, it ended badly.
Next time, call Snart.
Love it.
What happened after “Hello”?
All experience is copy.
Is this still Paris?
F– our lives, Meg!
I need a priest.
Next time, wear clothes.
“My wish came true”
“Is this really London?”
“Oh no. Not again!”
Look over there, please.
“Technically, you’re my counsel.”
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“Those aren’t pillows…”
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“Kidnap Dawn French. Seriously?”
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“You reek of advocaat.”
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“No more circuses. Ever.”
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and of course…
“Unisex jail cells? Surprising.”
Curse my habit of automatic contraction! No. 2 is ruined…
Don’t tell your mother.
What doesn’t kill you…
Mine is much bigger.
The Godfather says hello.
There’s an app f’that.
I’ll give this one to you, just because you’ve properly apostrophized your neologism.
WOW! That’s sound sleepin’!
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