DARK SHADOWS FORUMS
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Tonite I had dog training class so I taped Gilmore Girls. Just watched part of it a few minutes ago and Dark Shadows is discussed on tonight's episode!
It began with Michelle (the manager of Lorelei Gilmore's Inn, The Dragonfly) complaining that in unoccupied rooms there's been a rash of Toblerone thefts from the mini fridge and the bedding is all messed up. Lorelei joking says there may be ghost. Later she finds the Inn's Chef, Suki, in one of the rooms, propped up by pillows on the bed, eating Toblerone, watching TV. Suki explains that one night a while back, she had been looking forward to watching Dark Shadows, the ep where Barnabas is released, and got hooked on the show all over again. Lorelei understands her and joins her in watching the ep in progress. In the background you hear the TV and I never heard it clearly enough, though, to determine if it were indeed Dark Shadows!
I was soooo surprised to see the DS/Gilmore Girls crossover tonite. How way too cool and fun! If it ever repeats I'll give you guys the head's up!
Seacrest...errr...Minja, out!! [read3]
Always, Minja [bunny][/color][/size]
Would finish watching tonight, however, hubby has hijacked the TV.
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the ep where Barnabas is released,
I see on TV Tome that the one you've described, called "Come Home", is one of Matt Czuchry's episodes. How cool!
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In the background you hear the TV and I never heard it clearly enough, though, to determine if it were indeed Dark Shadows!
It was. You could just catch a bit of that inane dialogue where everyone's talking about Sarah's odd clothing.
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I got an email from one of my friends this morning. . inquiring if "my people. . my community" had mentioned this. .hahha! Talking about Sarah's wardrobe you say. .they should've played the MUSIC>...
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I've never seen that. Is that the one about the troupe of showgirls living in Mrs Gilmore's boarding house? I only ask for reference purposes.
Are we worried about Dark Shadows addiction being associated with toblerone theft and chocoholism, a growing problem in today's America?
G.
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Are we worried about Dark Shadows addiction being associated with toblerone theft and chocoholism, a growing problem in today's America?
Quite possibly. After all, the last thing we want to see is a bunch of DS fans who also happen to be toberone thieves/chocoholics featured on an installment of Dr. Phil! [shockeyes]
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But isn't that how it usually goes? ::)
Okay, I looked it up, couldn't find it. What is the meaning of the word toblerone?
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Okay, I looked it up, couldn't find it. What is the meaning of the word toberone?
Toblerone is the name of a candy. What KIND of candy, I have no idea.....but it's a candy.
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But isn't that how it usually goes? ::)
Okay, I looked it up, couldn't find it. What is the meaning of the word toberone?
Hmmm...I'm not sure, but allow me to share something from an episode of Family Guy.
Stewie, the baby, breaks Meg's glasses. When she looks down at him, he is very blurred, and he's holding a long brown shaft. He says, "Here's the question: Is it a poopy or a toblerone?" My guess is a type of cigar. :)
EDIT: I posted this right after Raineypark, and their explanation seems to work better than mine. ;)
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Thanks, I reread the thread and gathered it was a chocholate confection of some kind. I wonder if it is that stuff that comes in the oblong triangular yellowish box?
So, care to speculate which DS character might have a toblerone addiction? For some reason, N. Blair comes to mind for me. Perhaps Liz. The name is too fancy (and scarey!) for me to picture anyone else on the show to be much interested in it. Of course how would Liz even know about it, the poor dear hasn't been out of the house in a while. ::)
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Toblerone is an extra high quality chocolate, traditionally made in long triangle-shaped sticks. It gets high marks from some chocoholics. I personally prefer Lindt or Ghirardelli's, but then I'm a fussy old luddite queen.
I can imagine Julia keeping a bar (or maybe 3 or 4) of Toblerone in a certain drawer of her desk at Wyndcliffe and indulging in same between gulps of espresso when things get too crazy at the old loony-hatch.
G.
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LOL. I can picture just about any Louis Edmonds or Joan Bennett character having that obsession.
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Thanks, I reread the thread and gathered it was a chocholate confection of some kind. I wonder if it is that stuff that comes in the oblong triangular yellowish box?
THAT'S IT!!!!
;)
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Actually, what would be much worse than a Dr. Phil installment? Law&Order basing an entire episode on DS fans/toblerone thieves/chocoholics. [wow] I can hear the voiceover for the NBC promos now: "Ripped off from another network's show - the Law&Order that will shock the country! They were already addicted to a 40 year old soap - but what unspeakable new low would they stoop to?!"
And toblerone is a Swiss chocolate with honey and almond nougat. Check out: www.toblerone.com ;)
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Someone pick me up off the floor. . how can you sophisticated fellows not know what Toblerone is. . its at the checkout stand of every major grocery store and in all airports now . .. glad you found the website--next time we are standing around with nothing to do, i'm whipping out a Toblerone! oh wait. . maybe that doesn't sound quite right. .
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I can imagine Julia keeping a bar (or maybe 3 or 4) of Toblerone in a certain drawer of her desk at Wyndcliffe and indulging in same between gulps of espresso when things get too crazy at the old loony-hatch.
Absolutely! I could envision Julia doing that too, Steve...most definitely. >:D I mean, What girl doesn't have a nice long hard bar of chocolate at the ready for those stressful moments in life??
Hungry wench,
Heather
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I hear that Toblerone invented chocolate in the first place. I also hear that street punks will steal Toblerones and use them to jimmy open locked cars. The ancient Egyptians worshipped them as gods. If you throw one in the general direction of the Sun, the Sun will go out, and all life on Earth will be extinguished. Toblerones have a rudimentary nervous system and brain, but choose not to use them. They have the strength of twenty men, but since they have no limbs, it doesn't really count for much. All they can do is lie there at the checkout stand, looking tough. Though they don't look all that tough to me. I could take one in a clean fight. Yeah.
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Magnus . .you got the right kind of twisted humor for this gal . ..
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Sigh.. I hesitated to post this, but in the spirit of the Toblerone talk...what the hell...
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v706/dsbabe/Cpepe1.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v706/dsbabe/Cpepe2.jpg)
Those were altered captions from the fabulous Grayson Hall movie, SATIN IN HIGH HEELS. I like chocolate, so that's my offbeat tribute [cough]
Yeah I'm nutty, but what else is new? ::)
p.s. I likes your witty remarks too Mangus...