Wednesday, January 30, 2008

don't actually think


This from Marco. I like to believe that "think cheese" is the official slogan of fall.
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13 comments:

  1. Stacey30/1/08 9:03 PM

    Also, "baquette?" Is that like a "baguette?"

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  2. Minh Nguyễn31/1/08 3:26 AM

    Well, according to the OED, a baquet is a small tub. A fresh one daily?

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  3. jspencer31/1/08 7:50 AM

    What do fall and cheese have to do with each other? Cheese is good any time of year!

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  4. Karen31/1/08 7:59 AM

    yI think it's a fun little exercise, wherein one remarks on the season and supplies any noun, something like the following:

    Summer has arrived.
    "Think chairs."

    Winter has arrived.
    "Think boulders."

    Spring has arrived.
    "Think chinchillas."

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  5. Finnie Family31/1/08 8:07 AM

    Check out the recipe for Baquette at recipeland.com and you'll see that it's a "Classic white bread."

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  6. Anonymous31/1/08 9:10 AM

    Mmmm....cheese.

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  7. Jeff31/1/08 1:41 PM

    I need to adopt this "slogan" for my own blog - BowlofCheese.com - just because my stuff isn't only good in the fall, it's Cheese-time all the time when you're at www.bowlofcheese.com "Think Cheese!"

    Maybe I'll change it to "Thank Cheese!"

    Jeff

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  8. Not quite the Bradys31/1/08 5:12 PM

    OH MY GOSH!!! HE WAS SERIOUS! That really IS the name of his website. I felt the teeniest bit foolish typing it in to go there- but it exists. Not bad either.

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  9. Anonymous1/2/08 3:34 PM

    what the hell is in that window display? it looks like watercoloring supplies or something. i kinda expected cheese. with fall leaves and stuff.

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  10. Anonymous3/2/08 5:37 PM

    they certainly keep some sign-maker busy, if they require a new slogan for every season.

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  11. Daelf5/2/08 4:01 AM

    > Check out the recipe for Baquette
    > at recipeland.com and you'll see
    > that it's a "Classic white bread."

    No, it's not. A baGuette is a type of French bread, yes, but I've no idea what a baQuette is.

    /D.

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  12. Anonymous5/2/08 5:23 PM

    *Wonders if "Think Cheese" is anything like head cheese*

    *Hopes not*

    *Wonders if baquette is a baguette in a different shape--perhaps a sitting position*

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  13. Anonymous6/2/08 1:20 AM

    *ponders if this is more or less contrived than actually referring to oneself in third person.

    *considers adding my name at the beginning of the sentences to make them complete.

    *decides against it, as entire point would be lost.

    *scratches ass and calls it a day.

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