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[tanaise]

I watched the end of the last episode on the first Veronica Mars dvd and thought, "I understand the *meaningfulness* of the skinny-dipping (particularly in conjuction with the red satin dress), but who the hell wants to go to a dance with salt-covered skin?"

Chance accused me of "injecting reality in TV"

But still, I say. Sand in impolite places. Heck, sand in polite places. And her pretty hairdo, all gone. And salt stains on the red satin dress.

I have disc 2 at home if I feel like watching more tonight after the reading. Perhaps it will address the sand/salt issue, but I doubt it.

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In other news, I apparently told a coworker, "Oh, don't worry about that, I'll take care of that." And then never did. I am fallible! Though, as she pointed out, I didn't give a time limit, so technically I was correct. It just took me a month.

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[penmage.livejournal.com]

I was also bothered by that. I mean, nice symbolism and all, but I kept thinking, couldn't it wait till after the dance? So your hair can be nice and the dress can be on clean skin?

Durr.