Email to Marie-Ange

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To: [roomie]
From: [trouble]

Subject: Double date?

Hey, roomie! You mentioned wanting to get out of the house at some point... double date tonight? You and Doug, me and Manuel, movies and that Italian place with the lots of food? Could be nice, normal fun. *wry grin*

Amanda.

Comments

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To: (Amanda)
From: (Angie)

Subject: Re: Double Date?

Yes. Yes, yes, definitly yes. Espically if is the Italian place, though if Doug does the quote from that silly show with the puppet-aliens again, I shall have to hit him.

Did you have any thoughts on -what- movie, because I have the feeling that if we let the boys pick, that it will be something... odd. Actually, on a second thought, I am not sure Manuel and Doug would manage to agree on a movie between them.

Subject: We're on then

[xp_daytripper]

Brilliant. And Doug's quotes are funny, even if he's the only one who gets the joke most of the time. *grins* Between you not watching American telly, me not watching much of any telly, and Manuel not remembering any telly... well, Doug's playing to a tough audience. ;)

No idea, actually - I'm not even sure what's playing, after the whole jet-setting thing. I figured we'd see what was playing, go get food and decide over dinner, then go. Something funny, preferably with action rather than people talking at each other all the time?

Amanda.

Re: Subject: We're on then

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Worse, most of the times I have watched those shows, usually with Doug and I still do not understand the quoting. He finds a lot of shows with insane, odd or otherwise scary precognitives. Sometimes I wonder if he is trying to prevent me from turning into them.

(Though, really, the one from the show with the alien puppets and the living ship? Their precognitive has such awful terrible fashion sense. All grey and black and .. It is really awful.)

Action is definitly better. The movies with a lot of dialogue still occasionally befuddle me. Americans are silly.
-Angie