Reel Crazy

ESSM II: Potato Fest West

2008-02-18T10:38:00.014-05:00

This movie night was all about the potato-heads. Did we even watch the movie? I don't remember.

Three Clems and two Joels. Will anyone ever come as Mrs. Mierzwak?

G couldn't be with us this time, so shortcuts were taken on the props.

But G was certainly with us in spirit (examine photo closely).

The potatoes now known as "Carmelo and Sucker."

Felix regarding next week's Oscar party: "Will we be making potato-heads again?"

J.R.'s potato obsession: driven by male competitiveness, political consciousness, or an attempt to impress Angela? Discuss.

The men spent twice as much time as the women on their potatoes.

Venting. "For you, DU."

Reenactment of the night: the smothering game. Why do we think Felix and Susannah continued the reenactment once back at their apartment?

The potatoes remain on Angela's mantel. In a near-perfect act of cannibalism, the meal of the night was stuffed baked potatoes. Food served a dual purpose on several levels, as J.R. smeared dark chocolate on his potato to create an authentic Khadafi. We did watch the movie, and the evening ended in benign disagreement over whether the movie's over-riding theme was hope or utter despair. Others just thought Jim Carrey's character was crazy.

Meet Me in Montauk*

2008-02-08T15:35:00.000-05:00

Did we do this movie before? I don't remember.

*Denver, day after Valentine's Day '08, BYOP (bring your own potato)

A Fifth of Tenenbaum: One Man's Opinion

2008-01-20T11:10:00.000-05:00

He was a prominent litigator until the mid-eighties, when he was disbarred and briefly imprisoned. He lived in the Lindbergh Palace Hotel for twenty-two years.

For the fifth annual RT/Margot's birthday celebration/the movie that launched movie night, we lost three movie night regulars. They didn't want to watch it again. "Sweetie, don't get mad at me. That's just one man's opinion."

New props included Margot/Helen Scott's typewriter . . .

Etheline's make-up mirror. . .

and snow.

Dan didn't look half bad for a suicide, attempted anyway. Both Dan and Emma got haircuts in the interest of authenticity.

We had Indian cuisine in honor of Pagoda and cupcakes in honor of Margot's birthday. The others were missed, but they had not been invited to any of Margot's parties since.

Old Etheline, meet young Etheline.

Dusty, can you spot me a quarter?

They all agreed that Royal would have found the event most satisfactory.

She was a playwright and won a Braverman Grant of fifty thousand dollars in the ninth grade.

RT V: You Came Back

2008-01-11T15:54:00.000-05:00

Saturday, January 19, 2008

7:30 pm

Lindbergh Palace Hotel

No One Gets Left Behind (except Richard)

2007-04-17T09:06:00.000-05:00

Again with the [redacted*] chicken! Holy God Almighty, is it possible that for just one night we could have something besides the [redacted*] chicken?!

*rhymes, appropriately enough, with "plucking"

I'm not color blind . . . am I? (I'm afraid you are.)

Inauthenticity: Abigail Breslin wore a fat suit in the movie. Angela obviously skipped the "a la mode" in the weeks leading up to movie night.

Richard, I'm not smoking.

What's important to understand is that Uncle Frank gave up on himself, which is something that winners never do.

Not on your watch.

Best prop:

What would have been the best prop had it not been raining:

Other unused prop: Richard's shirt, contributed by Allen. Laurie thought she was clever when she purchased Dwayne's "Jesus was Wrong" style tee shirt online. But Allen and Katie put her to shame by either owning or finding shirts identical to Richard's and Sheryl's. WTF?

The closest we came to a reenactment:

What was missing:

Richard (he got a call from Stan Grossman at the last minute, and took off on his moped)
Proust (but he's dead, anyway)
popsicles
pageant contestants (due to a Star Wars costume party in Charlotte)
real chicken (enough with the [redacted] chicken strips!)
sheet with sketch of Nietzche
a slew of other supporting characters, including bereavement liaison Linda, horny cop, perv dad, Kirby, pageant witch and Rick James.

There Are Two Kinds of People In This World, Winners And Losers

2007-03-28T09:49:00.000-05:00

Margot, Bloody Margot

2007-01-16T17:15:00.000-05:00

She kept a private studio

in Mockingbird Heights

under the name Helen Scott.

Join us for RT IV

January 13, 2006, 7:30 pm

Mockingbird Heights

(street address tba)

She would never say where she came from (it was Denver).

It was an evening of fingers . . .

the loss of fingers . . .

and, appropriately on many levels, Bloody Mary's.

We had two (actually three, counting Kit) virgins . . .

three Eli's . . .

and the Salt of the Earth (finally).

We had repeat costumes (very nicely done),

and live, as well as stuffed, animals.

Best prop: it's a toss up between the turntable, the tv tied to the radiator, the hickory stump/axe, and the plastic finger.

Biggest surprise: the mother of movie night and two semi- inaugural members were (very) late.

Most shameless ploy for attention: eating the gummy rats

Most childish behavior: cock/paper-towel-roll photo session

Children (Shannon not included): do they add or detract from movie night? Discuss.

Drifting in and out of the room during the movie: is it now sanctioned? Discuss.

Best save: Donna digs up a Hickory Stump Margot costume at the last minute, when the red sweatsuit falls through

Most valuable lesson learned: get a babysitter so everyone can go out after the movie.*

Best costume: all of them, seriously. This was a high point in movie night history. Proof that Tenenbaums is the ultimate movie night?

*those who went out now disagree

Greatest Hits

2006-12-01T12:00:00.000-05:00

Name that Theme

On November 3, 2006, the movie night regulars received this e-mail from Angela: In case you don't know, we are planning to do a movie night greatest hits on Saturday (tomorrow) night. In other words, come in a costume from any movie that we've done (not necessarily one you wore--that's up to you). Beyond that, nothing is decided. Jen was coming all the way from San Francisco and we had less than 24 hours to pull it together. Did we do it? Did we ever.

Food? Easy. Who needs food when you have jello shots?

Since Jen had never attended movie night before,

Angela was forced to bend the rules and permit Jen to

come as whatever character struck her fancy. It was Kip.

In a further shocking display of flexibility, the regulars themselves were permitted to come as any past movie night character . . .

. . . even one that had not been their own.

Old and new props made appearances.

After viewing Bottle Rocket ("ca-caw"), we bar-hopped in costume. Some of us did, anyway.

Gutterballs

2006-08-20T18:30:00.000-05:00

You're Entering a World of Pain

(if you don't come)

Friday, August 18

7:30 pm

at Clark-n-Bowl

featuring

White Russians, Sarsaparillas,

Oat Soda and In and Out Burgers

Check out this soundboard

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costume possibilities are endless

Prelude to a Movie Night:

The Big(ger) Lebowski

This movie night was all about Jeff's birthday and takin' it easy in the juke joint, man. The whole world went crazy and the rules went out the door with the ringer.

The Wall of Achievement, featuring the Pope, Dan Aykroyd, Ace Young, and the Herbin Achievers.

Two Valkyrie are better than one. Karl Hungus or the Dude?

Rolled on Erev Shabbas.

She believed in nothing . . . but blueberry pancakes.

Back for more white russians.

If one person had five double-double burgers, how many is that?

Walter and Brandt (never met in actual movie)

Wig-stealing and reenactment: new movie night phenomena.

Some movie night regulars were missing, but the inductees proved worthy and fun. Blame it on the juke joint that everyone (except CMK, Donna and Jorge) went OVER THE LINE. In spite of the tent, outdoor movie screen, patio bar and In-n-Out burgers (thank you, Chad), the gravitational pull of the juke joint was too strong, even for the German Nihilists. Midnight bowling was restricted to the few, the proud, the deadbeats . . . who managed to evade bowling alley security guards . . . but not hangovers.

Best costume: Angela's, I'm sure, but it didn't arrive until Saturday, explaining her absence from movie night

Best prop: In-n-Out burger wrappers and dog kennel

Best attention to detail: Jeff's spray-painted Dude/Hungus bowling shoes (no socks, of course)

Most missed character: Jesus Quintana

Best uneaten food item: blueberry pancakes

Best costume change: Joe comes as a nihilist, relents and assumes Brandt persona for half the night

Best horns: Shannon (beotch)

Best behaved guest (shockingly): CMK

We're Very Neurotic

2006-07-04T11:46:00.000-05:00

Join Us for an Affair

July 1, 2006

The Taft*

drinks at hotel bar at 7:30

movie at 8:00

*actually "The Deck"

Prelude to a Movie Night:

The Graduate

As originally imagined, the event would be held at the O.Henry. As some of the more dedicated fans of this site may recall, the day was to include (1) pool drifting, (2) drinks at the hotel bar and (3) movie viewing in a hotel suite. Sadly, the O.Henry does not have a Room 568. In the end, *we* simply converted the Shortts' deck into the Robinsons' sun porch.

Benjamin, did you get a room? (the answer was no)

Elaine: beautiful, but was she truly worthy of white?

Katie also came as Mrs. Robinson. Katie wisely chose not to wear stockings.

Laurie eventually shed her stockings, too. It was all in character.

"Benjamin, do you have an ashtray? Oh, that's right, the track star doesn't smoke."

Mr. Robinson arrived quite late. He was delayed at Tahiti Tans.

Angela and Laurie vying for the same man's attention? Unheard of.

Best prop: the rejected shrimp mold

Runner up best prop: the portrait of Elaine. "Benjamin, have you seen Elaine's portrait?"

Most shameless ploy for attention: Lisa submerging in the hot tub.

Here's to you, Mrs. Robinsons. Because two middle-aged, psychotic, alcoholic, lecherous, benignly neglectful mothers are better than one.

On the menu: '60s hors d'oerves, including sausage balls, ham-wrapped olives, nut-n-cheeseball (the dish, not Laurie), cucumber and dill finger sandwiches, artichoke and spinach dip, stuffed cherry tomatoes, sweet gerkins (the pickles, not Kevin), deviled eggs, and the infamous shrimp mold (which only Laurie was brave enough to sample). Angela provided scrumptious desserts in the form of gooey cheesecake muffins (again, cheesiness was welcome) and a pineapple upside down cake (still uneaten, sitting in my kitchen on 7/5/06). We had planned to grill out a la the Braddocks, but the hors d'oerves (combined with the appetite suppressing cigarette smoke) proved sufficient sustenance.

Best costume: Angela was lovely, but Mrs. R is gonna have to go with Kevin, who, at 36, looked closer to 21 than Dustin Hoffman did in the actual movie. Lisa gets credit for dressing him, as always.

Random memorable moment: Three people trying to photograph Laurie's leg with Kevin in the background. It was the most exercise Laurie had gotten in quite awhile.

Best inauthentic costume detail: Angela's bare feet

The Screenplay

The Graduate Film Facts

But You HAVE Heard Of Me

2006-05-13T18:30:00.000-05:00

This one was all about the catering: Caribbean meal by Bert's Seafood. Mmm, mmm. The props were some of our best ever, too: hand-painted pirate flags, shredded sails, corpses in piratical attire hanging from the "rafters" and nooses galore, just to name a few.

"Arrgh," says Tom. "Arrgh, my a**, I can't breathe in this dress," says Jennine. Sorry Jennine, but we do try to be authentic to the movie...

Although, authenticity does not necessarily extend to our drinking containers.

The "chicken cutlets" are again being used to good effect.

You wouldn't know it to look at her now, but just hours earlier, Jennine was literally "swabbing the deck" in preparation for the party.

Would you like to touch my monkey?

And another fetching wench.

Sometimes Jeff has fantasies about this.

Kevin risked life and limb (well, limb, at least) to set up this group shot. Nice job, Kev.

Note the great costumes by everyone. We're used to that, now. Damn Jennine for preventing Lisa from buying her a wig and keeping us from having 100% wig participation.

Pirates Of The Caribbean

Lisa made a yummy run punch, which Laurie--true to her character, as always--insisted had no alcohol in it. (Alcohol-free drink by Lisa? Right.) Captain Laurie Sparrow spent the evening supplementing her punch with Bacardi 151, which only made her swagger all the more.

Guest(s): Jennine came from Virginia Beach, even though it was Mother's Day weekend and her children begged her not to go. Jennine has always had her priorities in order. Shockingly, two guests failed to show altogether--they are dead to us.

Cory and Rebecca called ON THE DAY OF THE PARTY and cancelled on what, at first blush, would seem to be a very lame excuse. They are cursed until further notice.

Best costume accessory: Jeff's groin injury--I mean, monkey. Jeff's monkey. See it, perched on his left shoulder?

Most shameless ploy for attention: Angela's chicken cutlets.

The Menu: Mini Crabcakes with a Spicy Tartar Sauce, Crayfish Corn Chowder, Jerk Chicken with a Tropical Fruit Salsa, Coconut Rice, Grilled Pineapple Shrimp, Black Eyed Pea Salad, Curried Sweet Potato Salad, Mango Slaw, Key Lime Pie and, extra special for Angela, the vegetarian wench, Tofu Napolean and Mixed Vegetable Salad.

One Louder

2006-04-07T19:00:00.000-05:00

Back stage catering: tiny bread and lunchmeat fit for a second class act.

Both Cory and Rebecca came as concept costumes. Brilliance or laziness? Discuss.

Angela decided against strapping her...um...female attributes down for a more authentic look.

We would definitely hand this officer our cucumber.

Best costume accessories that were not part of a costume: Kevin's biceps. Kevin would have made a hot rocker.

This Is Spinal Tap

Guest(s): Susannah and Felix from Vermont. Susannah makes her second movie night appearance, and she and Felix were divine as Smell the Glove groupies. Felix was especially fetching in his fishnets.

Best costume accessory: Derek's harness. Our costume guru raided his own partner's closet for that.

Most shameless ploy for attention: Laurie's shadow puppet karaoke. We were mesmerized by it.

More Soundtracks

Remember, With Lacuna You Can Forget

2006-02-25T20:00:00.000-05:00

We will never be able to erase the memory of the fact we spent (what seemed like) hours creating potato people. It was surprisingly fun.

Note that Angela also dressed her potato in blue hair and an orange...um...shirt(?). See fourth potato from left.

Joel, getting his memories removed.

When he was not made to sit under this device, Max wore a colander on his head to continue to the memory erasure. To this day, Max denies being in Greensboro.

Man size print pajamas for men are amazingly plentiful on the internet. Who are these people who buy these things for real?

In addition to filling this box with files and tapes as in the movie, Laurie tasked her house guest, G, with wrapping books in plain paper for the book shelves. Not even guests get to slack off when it comes to movie night.

G, misunderstanding his movie night role (dress in costume and do what you are told by Angela) would not shut up during the movie and almost had to be banned from the room.

It looks like Jeff is enacting his character's memory erasure scene, no? No. Instead, he was showing us a slideshow ("Lauriepalooza's Greatest Hits") that he created for Laurie's birthday. Does the celebration of that birthday ever end, we still ask ourselves? Apparently not.

Finally, a female costume for Lisa that doesn't make her recoil in horror at at least one picture. Lisa wanted to dye her hair red after this movie night. Sanity prevailed.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

This night was all about the potatoes and Laurie pushing her brownies. We do not know what was in those brownies. Who would have thought making potato people would be so entertaining? Sadly, there is no evidence of the potato that Lisa painstakingly created because Laurie robbed it for supplies to make more potatoes as soon as Lisa turned her back.

Guests: G from Fort Worth and Max from San Diego.

Best costume accessory: Max's colander.

Most desperate ploy for attention: G's non stop commentary during the movie.

Lacuna Inc.

Where's That Red One Gonna Go?

2006-01-21T19:30:00.000-05:00

It is now officially the movie that must be done for Angela's birthday every year. So begins year three of movie night.

Sadly, the third time is not the charm; once again, we had no Eli. However, Pagodas and Margots were plentiful.

We would hesitate to call Angela or Laurie movie night slackers, but we can't help but notice that, although the rest of us try a new character each year, those two are always Margot and Etheline, respectively. Of course, much can be said for perfecting a character over time and these two do look better and better each year.

The Royal Tenenbaums III

Guests: Michelle made a special appearance all the way from Arkansas. It should also be noted that she is wearing her own Izod dress under that (borrowed) fur coat.

New Movie Night Regular: Cory. This was Cory's first movie night experience. His wife could not come so he brought his friend Leah, whom we have never, ever, seen again. (At least not at movie night. To be fair, we haven't invited her back, because she just didn't seem that interested in us. Go figure)

Food and drink: Burgers (vegetarian, being we were at Angela's) fries and butterscotch sundaes (I guess). Yum. Bloody Marys and martinis were the movie-themed beverages.

Days Of The Week Underpants

2005-11-25T19:30:00.000-05:00

Married....

When Harry Met Sally

Sometimes even movie night participants "phone it in." Sadly, this is one of those times. Laurie campaigned for this movie for over a year. We caved. Thus, the Sally/cow blames Laurie.

Disclaimer: no orgasms were faked in the execution of this movie night.

Best accessory: None, really. But we did play Pictionary, which was both fun and awkward given the circumstances (see below).

Why we don't allow "outsiders" to attend movie night: Chris and Rick hosted this movie night. However, what we did not know was that they had guests staying at their house. Of course, their guests were not in movie night attire. The movie night people sat awkwardly on one side of the room while the family members stayed a polite distance away--staring. It should also be noted that Chris and Rick tried to get by in the lamest costumes ever, even for them, and even for this movie night. They are no longer movie night participants. Rules are rules, people.

The Script

To Infinity And Beyond

2005-10-29T18:30:00.000-05:00

As with Beetlejuice in October 2004, we invited many "outsiders" to this October movie night in honor of Halloween. We have learned that normal ("normal") people can only conceive of dressing up in public at or around Halloween. Unlike the near shut-out of 2004, we did have a few willing souls.

Is that... Greg? And Collins--in a wig? Could it be that she has rejoined the movie night ranks? (Hardly.)
Welcome back, Chris and Patti. Ten-hut!

Sadly, Laurie & Jeff were unable to attend this movie night. But knowing that Laurie would hate to be left off of any blog page, we envisioned this costume for her. We added Jeff just to keep the set complete.

To Angela's abs we say, rowrrr.

Toy Story

Guests: Patti & Chris, returning guests, were perfectly suited as green army men. Collins, who used to be a movie night regular and now classifies as "guest," came as Sid's sister. It should be noted that, although she purchased that wig, Collins immediately surrendered it to Angela's movie night wig collection--a clear sign (as if we needed another one) that she has no intention of making a repeat appearance. Greg channelled his Republican persona as Sid. Wendy channelled her mom persona as...the mom. Little Greg came as a young football player? (WTF?)

Best costume accessory: A tie: Angela's slinky stomach made of soldering wire and Patti and Chris' walkie-talkies.

Most shameless ploy for attention: Slinky's enviable abs.

More often than not, the movie night films chosen contain scenes or lines that seem to be written specifically for one of our members. The following scene was clearly written for Angela given her strict standards for movie night participants:

Buzz: This is an intergalactic emergency. I need to commandeer your vessel to Sector 12. Who's in charge here?
All: [pointing up]The Claw! Her name is Angela.
Alien #1: The Claw is our master.
Alien #2: She decides who will go and who will stay.

And this one for Laurie, as she leaves the one job for a cushier one:

Alien: I have been chosen. Farewell, my friends. I go to a better place.

And for Lisa as she sulks over Laurie's good fortune:

Hamm: What's wrong with him?
Mr. Potato Head: Laser envy.

Find The Scene Meant For You

We need to talk about your TPS reports

2005-09-17T18:30:00.000-05:00

"Corporate accounts payable, Nina speaking. JUST a moment..."

Peter Gibbons: Let me ask you something. When you come in on Monday, and you're not feelin' real well, does anyone ever say to you, 'Sounds like someone has a case of the Mondays'?
Lawrence: No. No, man. Shit, no, man. I believe you'd get your ass kicked sayin' something like that, man.

Joanna: You know what, Stan, if you want me to wear 37 pieces of flair, like your pretty boy over there, Bryan, why don't you make the minimum 37 pieces of flair?

Milton Waddams: I was told that I could listen to the radio at a reasonable volume from nine to eleven, I told Bill that if Sandra is going to listen to her headphones while she's filing then I should be able to listen to the radio while I'm collating so I don't see why I should have to turn down the radio because I enjoy listening at a reasonable volume from nine to eleven.

Nina: Now Milton, don't be greedy, let's pass it along and make sure everyone gets a piece.
Milton Waddams: Yeah, but last time I didn't receive a piece.
Nina: Just pass.

Office Space

Guests: This was Patti and Chris' inaugural movie night. Patti was late due to a last-minute costume change (and wig trim) but it was worth the wait. (Chris looked great, too--you'll just have to trust us on that.) Rick and Chris also came, but were, shall we say, less impressive.

BUT WHERE ARE LISA AND KEVIN? Due to a scheduling glitch occasioned by Lisa's ignorance of the Virginia Tech football schedule, they were out of town (and were sorely missed).

Best costume accessory: A tie between Milton's ID badge and Bill's Initech mug.

Props: A store-bought birthday cake (complete with a "41" candle), a red stapler, Nina's headset (and bosoms), and a banner that said "Is it good for the company?"

Waste Time at Work I

Waste Time At Work II

Talk to Gary

Ode to a Stapler

Missing Work

Gosh

2005-06-18T18:30:00.000-05:00

Napoleon Dynamite was our first outdoor movie night. And, as usual, Laurie outdid herself with the props. Check the *fabric* on the couch and that awesome photo studio.

Jeff as Lafawnduh. Very nice toes, soulmate.

Kip: Napoleon, don't be jealous that I've been chatting online with babes, all day. Besides, we both know I'm training to become a cage fighter.

Napoleon: Do the chickens have large talons?

Napoleon: But my lips hurt real bad.

Kip: Lafawnduh is the best thing that has ever happened to me. I'm a hundred percent positive that she's my soul mate. Napoleon, I'm sure there's a babe out there for you too. Peace out.

Napolean Dynamite

Guests: Angela's brother Mike and his wife Heather came from Fredericksburg, VA. Rick and Chris brought the whole family and actually put some effort into their costumes, and Katie makes her first (awesome) appearance.

Props: A Summer-esque pinata, "Vote for Pedro" and "Vote for Summer" flyers, the photo studio

Food: Tots, Lisa's yum-yum yummy quesadillas

Best costume accessory: Napoleon's moon boots, and, really, everything about Napoleon.

Napoleon Dynamite's Top Ten

Yeah, Baby

2005-05-16T09:23:00.000-05:00

Angela was disappointed that her boobs were not nearly as intimidating/impressive as Laurie's. Thanks to Faye for retrieving the Fembot costume from her home. (Say no more.)

Kevin's costume quick-change was groovy, baby.

Scott Evil: I hate you! I hate you! I wish I was never artificially created in a lab!
Dr. Evil: Scott, that hurts daddy when you say that. Honestly.

Austin Powers: What exactly do you do, Mr. Number Two?
Number Two: That's my business. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go to the little boys' room. (Jeff's eyepatch would later play a starring role in Emma's science experiment.)

Austin Powers

Needless to say, this was Kevin's movie night selection. It's hard to single out the most shocking thing about this movie night: (a) Laurie's hey hey, (b) Lisa's hey hey, or (c) Peyton's teeth. (Both sets of hey heys have been blotted out for your protection.) Oh, you know the answer. Laurie's hey hey was accomplished by a combination of her Jiffy Pop dress and something she referred to as "chicken cutlets."

Best costume accessory: Dr. Evil's pinky ring (Varina High School, class of '84)

Food and drinks: Jello shots and, after that, who can remember?

Most shameless ploy for attention: Vanessa's chicken cutlets; close second: Kevin's costume change mid movie night. Since when can you come as two characters? Okay, I guess that technically they are both Mike Myers, so maybe it doesn't count)

Austin Powers: Do I make you horny? Randy? Do I make you horny, baby, yeah, do I?

Which Austin Powers' Character Are You?

Yeah, Baby

For a different music vibe--play this:

Make It Suntory Time

2005-02-12T20:00:00.000-05:00

That used to be a karaoke microphone, before it was left hanging out the back door of the Land Rover. Oops.

Baby, you should wear eyeliner every day. Damn.

Laurie agrees.

Both Jeff and Kevin looked better in the pink wig than Angela.

Laurie's death grip on the microphone lasted the entire evening.

Lisa's homemade sushi. One of the best meals we've ever had, anywhere.

Kevin loves the boobies--even when they're fake, and even when they're his own.

Laurie also liked Kevin's boobies. Note Jeff's costume change.

I LOVE ROCK AND ROLL...

Lost In Translation

Props: The zebra fabric, the karaoke. And the sushi. Mmmm, that sushi.

Best costume accessory: The binder clips on the back of Jeff's tuxedo jacket.

Most shameless attention-getting ploy: Laurie monopolizing the karaoke machine. She didn't even give it up when everyone else got in the hot tub.

Which Character Are You?

LIT Trivia

Bill Murray

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