Blueberries for Sal? Anyone?
Submitted by MaeveEnRoute on Mon, 12/20/2004 - 6:00pm. Bizarre
"The word, ‘blueberries,’ it speaks of a fruit, but it speaks of much more, of the Lac St-Jean, of the summer cottage, of liberty and dripping juice, and also of the bears who from time to time come into the forest!"
- professor at the Université de Montréal

::blink::


(Translated from:

"Le mot, ‘bleuets,’ça parle d’un fruit, mais ça parle aussi de beaucoup plus, du Lac St-Jean, du chalet, de la liberté et du jus qui coule, et aussi des ours qui viennent de temps en temps dans la forêt!" - in other words, no, it doesn't make any more sense in French.)
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What big blueberries you have...
Posted by Jon on Tue, 12/21/2004 - 9:23am.
I can't help but think that the professor hasn't encountered an actual bear, outside of the zoo. Associating them to 100s of pounds of large animal with teeth and claws might put me off my blueberry feed.

What's next?
"Ah, the lovely sound of the seashells! How much it reminds me of the Great White Shark munching on people at the beach..."
 
Heh ...
Posted by Mori on Thu, 12/23/2004 - 6:04am.
funny.

~Mori
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