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The only people who genuinely like "A Clockwork Orange" are hipster, wanna-be-emo kids who think it's so coool, dude.


They probably also listen to Joy Division and Nirvana simply because the singers offed themselves.

Let's get married now! Now!

Sweet.


Where do you live, again? I need to know what kind of clothes to pack.

I'll come to yours!
How about that? we could sing country songs all night and wear horrifying flannel shirts.

That works! I'm cheap, I don't like to travel...we both win!

No country music, please! I mean, I like John Prine's first record and Bob Dylan's "country phase," but that's it. I mean, if you're into the pedal steel 'n' twang, I guess that's not a deal-breaker, but we'll definitely have some compromises to work out before we can move in together.

I wear flannel all the time these days, but I swear it's not my fault. I have a certain...condition that precludes me from wearing bona fide long-sleeve shirts, and my school is fucking cold, and I got tired of wearing my winter coat for 10 hours straight...

I said that cause you always see those southerns in American movies wearing awful red\black flannel shirts in crowded bars singing country songs...

I'll have to reconsider the marriage after you admitting you have some of those.

They're not like that! They're green and blue. One's grey. And I emphasize, I have all sorts of little quirks...one of them is that I'm very picky about what I wear. T-shirts with logos or any designs at all are out, as are shirts with tight cuffs...I don't button up the cuffs on my coats or flannel because it makes me uncomfortable.


But I'll go back to year-round T-shirts and 10-hour-winter-coat days if that makes you happy. And that's just the tip of what I'd do for you, love.

I have a thing with buttons too, I can't wear shirts with buttons, I can't touch them.

I can only stand them on these shirts because there's enough padding that they don't touch my skin.

SoGone wrote:I can only stand them on these shirts because there's enough padding that they don't touch my skin.

lol, I can't believe you're like that too! it's rare.

We belong together.

*vomit*

this is turning into a date forum... mark trying it on with SG and SG doing it with someone else...

This is possibly the most bizarre, intense conversations i've ever read!!!! All about shirts and t-shirts .... hmmm - Andy sounds like he has clothes ocd or something no???!!!! Oh and am I really that deluded that when the page loaded and the first thing I read was Andy saying "we belong together" I thought he was talking about me???!!!!

Oh and back to Kubrick, i've never watched Clockwork Orange but my favourite radio host of all time, Nick Abbot, hates it so I guess it must be shit!!! Also my brother has seen it and told me he thinks it's crap too!!!! But never diss The Shining, that's a great film and I don't care what anyone else says!!!!!

mark wrote:This is possibly the most bizarre, intense conversations i've ever read!!!! All about shirts and t-shirts .... hmmm - Andy sounds like he has clothes ocd or something no???!!!! Oh and am I really that deluded that when the page loaded and the first thing I read was Andy saying "we belong together" I thought he was talking about me???!!!!

Oh and back to Kubrick, i've never watched Clockwork Orange but my favourite radio host of all time, Nick Abbot, hates it so I guess it must be shit!!! Also my brother has seen it and told me he thinks it's crap too!!!! But never diss The Shining, that's a great film and I don't care what anyone else says!!!!!

You're just jealous of the love that car wash *unt and I have for each other.


I'll give you that "The Shining" wasn't a complete disaster, but that's only because (at least back then), anything Nicholson did was at least semi-watchable (possible exceptions: Five Easy Pieces, Easy Rider).