You've never liked the kind of film that's hilarious because it's so bad and the point of it is watchin' it with other people and mockin' it, have you.
I like some movies that are so bad they're funny, but when watching and mocking as a social activity is required, I've historically not had much opportunity to get the proper experience.
I guess I've never done it in person as such, either. Rose was a little busy with other shit and I never get to pick movies with other people, so - uh, streams with John? Or other people. Online chat style.
[ but he likes distractions. anyway. ]
Snakes on a Plane, then, but that wasn't the "and". [ just give him a moment to stumble his way through a presumably stupid request.
Yeah I dunno. [ the words run together. dave is now looking at the tops of his shoes like that will make this question any less stupid. ] For a while? Maybe? Is that weird.
[ it's probably a little weird, and he might want to let go eventually, but despite not wanting the contact - he wants the contact. a movie and hand holding counts as "stupid things". ]
No, Dave, it isn't weird. This is normal. Let's go grab some movies to watch while he force ourselves to consume basic sustenance and make efforts towards comfortable physical contact, like everyone else does.
It goes both ways. It's... important to me. You, and us understanding each other, and our relationship. So thank you for showing me your stuff, and for wanting to see mine.
[They are so awkward, and bad at being ironic. But still, Dirk wanted to say it.]
Okay, yeah. Comedy hours with the Strider Bros, let's go.
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[dirk is a loser txt it]
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You've never liked the kind of film that's hilarious because it's so bad and the point of it is watchin' it with other people and mockin' it, have you.
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[so: no]
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[ but he likes distractions. anyway. ]
Snakes on a Plane, then, but that wasn't the "and". [ just give him a moment to stumble his way through a presumably stupid request.
any second now
it'll happen
haha jk ]
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[He's waiting for the end, Dave. He is looking at Dave. Waiting.]
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Hands???
[ nghhhhhh ]
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You mean, like... [Dirk holds a hand out to Dave to demonstrate the question.]
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[ it's probably a little weird, and he might want to let go eventually, but despite not wanting the contact - he wants the contact. a movie and hand holding counts as "stupid things". ]
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[beat]
I think we've moved past the point where the weirdness of anything we do is in doubt.
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[ a pause. ]
I'm aware they already know but we can pretend.
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[He schools himself deadpan.]
No, Dave, it isn't weird. This is normal. Let's go grab some movies to watch while he force ourselves to consume basic sustenance and make efforts towards comfortable physical contact, like everyone else does.
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Is it ironic or just sad that it's way closer to normal life than either of us ever got?
[ genuine question. ]
But ok. Food and bad movies and other stuff.
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How about both?
[Flying outta the Monolith now because they have such stupid plans]
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Yeah, ok. Thanks, by the way. For - showing me. Um. For serious lettin' the emotional shit go now for the movie plan. But. Yeah.
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[They are so awkward, and bad at being ironic. But still, Dirk wanted to say it.]
Okay, yeah. Comedy hours with the Strider Bros, let's go.
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Be ready to add Snakes on a Plane to your favorite feature films list.
[ and then presumably they went and did that ]