Saturday, February 23, 2008
more about coffee
Update! It wasn't even Vanilla Nut, it was French Vanilla. That's how careless I am with the interloper's feelings.
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4 comments:
Now that you mention it, I've never really been fond of cantaloupe either. It's a cheap imitation of watermelon. Speaking of which, I have a watermelon seed spittin' contest to go to today. That's how we do it down here in the durty.
Michael.
La.
UPDATE: ixnay what I just said. This was about coffee.
French Vanilla tells so much more. It's the French. Tough getting used to that. That switch in a relationship may be tougher. You have to get used to a whole new language. That explains a lot actually. For me very difficult. I did take French in high school. And no joke, my French teacher had Alzhemer's. None of us were taught a thing, but everyone passed.
Don't we call it Freedom Vanilla now?
I could totally see you on a date now...
Alison, "Oh, Fred, I'm having such a great time!"
Ted, "My name is Ted!"
Alison, "Oops! Would you like some more French Vanilla?"
Ted, "No thanks! Julia!"
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