The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[Fran]

In a seedy alley in Juarez, it's easy for Jack to hire someone for impersonal sex.

[HerrKaiser]

It was sadly easy for Aquirre to display a loathsomeness attitude toward Jack when he sought information about beloved Ennis.

[memento]

Ennis thought that Alma was being meddlesome when she started asking him about his fishing trips with "Jack Nasty." (Alma probably thought she deserved a medal for putting up with Ennis for so long.)

[southendmd]

Jack bitched about the noisomeness of the pup tent's eau-de-cat-piss odor.

{def:  the quality of being noxious.}

[HerrKaiser]

Both Jack and Ennis married women with marriages that almost had a planned obsolescence factor.

[Fran]

"The social prejudices that rip through the foundation of Brokeback Mountain  turn love itself into the destroyer, a kind so forbidden that even speaking its very name is a moral transgression of the worst kind imaginable."

-- Peter M. Bracke, High-Def Digest   

[southendmd]

Story Jack's boots were "holed beyond repair", and in need of a good resoling .

[Meryl]

Towards the end of his life, Jack took up the ways of a sot; as Lureen told Ennis, her husband "drank a lot."

[memento]

Ennis troublesomely told Jack that he would not be able to meet in August like they had originally planned.

[Fran]

An excerpt from the Associated Press's telephone interview with Annie Proulx:

AP:  You've said this story took twice as long to write as a novel. Why?

Proulx:  Because I had to imagine my way into the minds of two uneducated, rough-spoken, uninformed young men, and that takes some doing if you happen to be an elderly female person. I spent a great deal of time thinking about each character and the balance of the story, working it out, trying to do it in a fair kind of way.