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Okay..so I'm going to have nightmares tonight about catapillars covering me in...whatever that is. And note to self: stay away from Sweden.
Do you ever finding that by explaining that since you are from Vermont, this serves as an explanation or an answer to a lot of things? Like, for example, the other day, my waitress asked me
"Why do you need maple syrup?"
"For my [cheddar chipolte] grits."
Odd look.
"I'm from Vermont." That's all you need to know, dammit.
Anywho, I watched Shopgirl the other day, and was pleased to see this line is actually used by other people than myself. Even if it is a fictional character in a movie.
When Claire Danes' character (moved to LA from Vermont) is tlaking to her co-worker and her co-worker tells her the best way to get a guy is to give him lots of head, then cut him off, and he'll want more but she's got him "hooked." Claire Danes' character says "Oh, I couldn't do that." and her co-worker says "Why not?" and she says "I'm from Vermont."
Right.
Do you ever finding that by explaining that since you are from Vermont, this serves as an explanation or an answer to a lot of things? Like, for example, the other day, my waitress asked me
"Why do you need maple syrup?"
"For my [cheddar chipolte] grits."
Odd look.
"I'm from Vermont." That's all you need to know, dammit.
Anywho, I watched Shopgirl the other day, and was pleased to see this line is actually used by other people than myself. Even if it is a fictional character in a movie.
When Claire Danes' character (moved to LA from Vermont) is tlaking to her co-worker and her co-worker tells her the best way to get a guy is to give him lots of head, then cut him off, and he'll want more but she's got him "hooked." Claire Danes' character says "Oh, I couldn't do that." and her co-worker says "Why not?" and she says "I'm from Vermont."
Right.