before deciding that Les Miserables really didn’t have anything to do with the French Vanilla Revolution, and Anna Karenina (yes, more chick literature, whatever) never said anything about Stremov and Liza Merkalova being “the cookies and cream of society.” When a glance into the children’s section in a Michigan library showed him the Swiss Family Baskin-Robbinson, Sam was done.
That. Cracked me up. Mostly the French Vanilla Revolution. And the Swiss Family Baskin-Robbinson. But yes. <3
And the ice cream eating competition! Hee! <3
And OMG Sam barging into the ice cream shop. I'm all smiles and slightly hysterical giggles.
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Date: 2010-09-28 07:58 pm (UTC)<3<3<3<3<3<3<3
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before deciding that Les Miserables really didn’t have anything to do with the French Vanilla Revolution, and Anna Karenina (yes, more chick literature, whatever) never said anything about Stremov and Liza Merkalova being “the cookies and cream of society.” When a glance into the children’s section in a Michigan library showed him the Swiss Family Baskin-Robbinson, Sam was done.
That. Cracked me up. Mostly the French Vanilla Revolution. And the Swiss Family Baskin-Robbinson. But yes. <3
And the ice cream eating competition! Hee! <3
And OMG Sam barging into the ice cream shop. I'm all smiles and slightly hysterical giggles.
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