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Torey 2022-01-22 08:04:17
"Jack Go Boating"
Sometimes it is better to let the drama stay in the theater. Characters, character relationships, and conflict climax are displayed along with the actors' coherent improvisational performances. This kind of a little weird mood is most suitable for theater.
The movie script does not provide more... -
Zachary 2022-01-22 08:04:17
Jack taught me eight things
1 It is nothing to be a diaosi. To be a diaosi, dare to work with diaosi, help each other and make progress together.
2 Love is our last position, but we also have to fall, and we are left in the end. go on fighting.
3 I will still be late, and I will still mess up well-prepared things. Some things...
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Briana 2022-04-21 09:03:23
This is trembling courtship. The old man with interpersonal communication disorder keeps repeating several things for his old maid: 1. Learn to swim 2. Learn to cook 3. Masturbate for women.
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Madisyn 2022-03-17 09:01:08
Timeless and plain, yet extremely tense, or is it like a drama in the individual sections of the drama, the music is overwhelming the audience, why do you imagine swimming and cooking sections more than once?
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Jack: Whenever there's anything good, it fucks up.
Clyde: It fucked up, but it fucked up because *we* forgot.
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Clyde: Have you thought about it? I think you should.
Jack: What does she do there?
Clyde: She's the assistant to the embalmer.
Jack: Oh no.
Clyde: Something with the fluids.
Jack: No. Ugh.
Clyde: No, man. Lucy's training her to sell seminars with Dr. Bob. She calls the funeral directors - phone sales.
Jack: Cool. What's her name?
Clyde: Connie. So I'll tell Lucy it's on.
