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

[southendmd]

Lashawn Malone had a well-earned reputation for being a spendthrift when it came to clothes.

=aside= Meryl
Well done!

=aside= Fran
So sorry about your Cubs.

[memento]

Put In Your Two Cents Worth!
Another Money Round

[memento]

Ennis felt that the stakes were much too high to move in with Jack and wouldn't ante up.

[Fran]

When it came -- thirty cents -- he pinned it up in his trailer, brass-headed tack in each corner. Below it he drove a nail and on the nail he hung the wire hanger and the two old shirts suspended from it. He stepped back and looked at the ensemble through a few stinging tears.

[story]

[southendmd]

When Jack offered Ennis a loan, Ennis had to assure Jack that he wasn't cashless.

[memento]

When Jack offered Ennis a loan, Ennis didn't want to be in his debt.

[Fran]

In July of 1972, Jack used a six-cent Dwight D. Eisenhower stamp as postage.

 

[southendmd]

Aguirre financed the Brokeback summer, hoping for less than a 25% loss.

[memento]

When it became obvious that Jimbo was not interested in Jack's offer of a beer, Jack, feeling like his back was against the wall, threw a greenback down on the bar and headed for the exit.

[Fran]

"Twist, you guys wasn't gettin' paid to leave the dogs baby-sit the sheep while you stemmed the rose.  Now get the hell out of my trailer," Joe Aguirre ordered harshly.