Picking Nits
Puff cassette; toilet; roof cigarette; rushed engagement; secret proposal; usher; borrowed clothes; painted cat; volleyball injury and positions
In the discussion (12)
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- Playing Puff the Magic Dragon on cassette during an ordinary drive is strange even for 2000. — Kyle Brandt
- Giving a guest a basement room whose toilet cannot be flushed is inhospitable and leaves an obvious practical problem. — Bill Simmons
- Lighting a cigarette while retrieving a cat from an in-law’s roof seems an extreme and unnecessary expression of nicotine dependence. — Bill Simmons
- A wedding only two weeks after the engagement is implausibly fast. — Kyle Brandt
- Greg intends to propose after ten months without meeting Pam’s highly involved parents. — Bill Simmons
- Children would not reliably keep the planned proposal secret. — Bill Simmons
- Making Greg an usher immediately after meeting and belittling him is odd. — Kyle Brandt
- Greg should buy basic clothes instead of borrowing family underwear; his spending elsewhere shows he can afford it. — Kyle Brandt
- The toilet should be repaired or labeled; interpreting it as Jack’s deliberate boyfriend test is speculative. — Bill Simmons
- Painting the substitute cat’s tail is indefensible. — Craig Horlbeck
- The volleyball victim does not raise her hands, and the quantity of blood seems excessive for the injury later shown. — Bill Simmons
- The much taller Rebhorn should defend the net rather than Stiller. — Kyle Brandt