SVT # 106: Breakfast of Enemies

[_ocelott_]

What's this? Aren't I supposed to be dealing in Senior Year books? Yeah... some overhauling of the library nonsense this week. Don't get me started. Every last Senior Year book was missing. Hopefully they'll be back next week, or I'm going on a rampage. Fortunately, I did manage to find me a couple of SVTs to hold me over, so I invite you all

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[kerrence]

oh my lord, I honestly thought this was another joke post!
this is real. WOW.
WOW.

[_ocelott_]

Hee! That was my reaction when I saw it sitting there. "They're kidding, right? Someone thought this was a marketable book?" Ugh.

[kerrence]

haha, it also reminded me of the episode of Full House where DJ goes to audition for a cereal commercial and Stephanie gets it. crazy sibling rivalry ensues! hee!

[dramaturgy]

Showing that the only person who really wins is Stan for swearing to never work with another Wakefield.

[_ocelott_]

So true! Stan is smarter than we are... hmm...

[banerry]

The title is still cracking me up. It sounds like the name of some obscure Cold War-era propaganda movie. I'm not sure why, but it does.

I'm going to have to figure out some way to use the phrase 'breakfast of enemies' in everyday conversation. Also, 'there can only be one Corny-O's girl'. The pseudo-drama pretty much snarks itself.

[hauntedmemories]

Was it just me, or were both twins completely out of character in this book? Elizabeth acted nothing like her goody two shoes self and even Jessica was ten times more self absorbed than usual. And why weren't the twins parents on set? Labor laws REQUIRE parental supervision during filming.

This book was all kinds of craptasm.