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posted by [personal profile] eftychia at 05:26am on 2007-12-19

"Ice cream doesn't solve every problem. I know that. There are some problems that ice cream is not equipped to solve. The trick is this. You put that problem aside, just for a moment, and you sit down and you have an ice cream." -- [info] untoward (half of the creative team behind A Softer World), 2007-11-09 [I've forgotten which of my friends pointed this out in their journal, where I saw it ...]

A related thought: "I'm not sure that really good soup has the power to fend off the shadow of death, but it's a start." -- [info] sanityfaerie, 2007-12-13 [as quoted by [info] vvalkyri the following day]

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posted by [identity profile] jmax315.livejournal.com at 01:51pm on 2007-12-19
Heh. I asked [livejournal.com profile] vvalkyri to ask [livejournal.com profile] sanityfaerie for permission to add that quote to my .sig collection. Seems to have been a popular idea.
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posted by [identity profile] thatcrazycajun.livejournal.com at 02:16pm on 2007-12-19
>>A related thought: "I'm not sure that really good soup has the power to fend off the shadow of death, but it's a start." <<

It does if it's kosher chicken soup (AKA "Jewish penicillin").
 
posted by [identity profile] dptwisted.livejournal.com at 10:42pm on 2007-12-19
Don't forget the matzoh. I think the theory is that it scares the germs from ever coming back.
 
posted by [identity profile] realinterrobang.livejournal.com at 09:26pm on 2007-12-19
I would like to mention for posterity that there are a goodly number of people in the world, myself included, for whom ice cream creates more problems than it could ever solve, and may in fact attract the shadow of death. (If you were Sabrina Shannon, a derivative of the major ingredient of ice cream did a really really good job of that latter...)

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