Hehe   Some funny ones up there.

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Rodger regretted popping his huge belly button zit.

Joe:  I could totally be Eddie Haskell in the Collinsport Theater version of 
Leave It to Beaver. 

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I’m glad your lengthy well thought out post has gotten quite a bit of attention. 

I was a bit stumped trying to figure out my thoughts on it. 
I read through the Dream Curse with Robservations, so I didn’t see it acted.  I found curse interesting though because I hadn’t heard of things like that before (or maybe not often ).  It seemed pretty original.  Wonder if it inspired something related to Fredy Kruger (I vaguely remember something about him and dreams from tv ads).

I think I’m coming up on the playroom storyline stuff soon, but I think I remember seeing parts and / or reading summaries.  It’s pretty lackluster for sure and thinking on it reminded me of the Quentin possession of David so it’s less original. 

I can’t really disagree with your conclusion.

Honestly the part I didn’t care about the most in the Cassandra storyline was Elisabeth’s death thing.  The conclusion sounded pretty good even though the spell shouldn’t have still been active (I think) but it was so dragged out that I’m sure watching it would be just as frustrating. 

Lol ^_^

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going to break into song like we’re in a musical

Setup:

Rodger:  Elisabeth we shouldn’t stand so close or people might think ______

 . . . co-conspirators in a plot to steal napkins from the diner 

J: "You play poker very well!"

lol beat me to it 10 years ago and was probably subconsciously influenced by it since I’ve read it, but  . . .

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Jason:  I heard you won a high stakes poker match. 

Elisabeth:  Is he really dead?  It’s hard to tell if your bluffing.

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Jason:  I heard you won a high stakes poker match.  I better remember not to ask you to cut the cards if we ever play.

Elisabeth:  Stop trying to be a card Jason.  Why don’t you go fold some clothes and pack your suite - case? 

Hehe some funny ones here

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 . . . murder most foul  . . .

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 . . .  Jasmine, Aladdin, a monkey, and Robbin Williams  . . .