Ok, correct me if I'm wrong.
"comin through on the 24 th see if your there"
postcard
If I'm right...then 5
Anyone for 24? come on! does anyone want hints?
by the way there are at least two more 5's also!
I was originally thinking "Oh, you got a kid?" "Yeah, two little girls."
I thought of another two. Should I say it?
For the record, yes, there are at least SIX (edit: make that EIGHT) other 2's in the book/movie!!
is the 17 "then my brother got married when i was 17 and that's how come you end up here"... that could be really really wrong...
Isn't it 40 miles to one of the towns in Mexico when Jack is driving?
"Half the paint brands has worn off!!"
;D
Nope, this is pronounced "thirties."
And I got a goood half - "Ennis lay spread-eagle in the bed, still half-tumescent. Sigh...
Hi, wait - we still have my "thirties" to do.
and now I'll throw a new one out: 8
Aren't we each just giving one answer at a time? Slow down there Cowgirl!
"Good enough place," looking at the level bench above the river, two or three fire-rings from old hunting camps...
hmmm, do you mean: "What in hell happened a August? Tell you what, we said August, nine, ten days.." ?
Elle...Ohhhh, I know, it's: "That's one a the two things I need right now" and you're right, that's super hot! ;D
Has anyone done .99 cents?
And as for the elusive "thirties" I am guessing it has to be mentioned in the scene where Lureen and Jack are about to make out--where the car is being driven and stopped, and the radio is still on.
Is the 'thirties' when Jack is coming to see Ennis post-divorce?
Or perhaps right before Ennis gets beat up at Thanksgiving?
Listen to the Jack's truck radio on the DVD as Jack pulls away from Ennis and his two daughters.
Name at least 6 instances that variant of the number 1 comes up in the lake scene, book and/or movie.
all right, this is a stretch, but:
two five dollar bills = $10 he's saving for his spread.