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 Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 5:35 am
163. Seeing the colours red or black sets you singing.
164. Your family recognise even the most obscure quotes.
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Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 4:49 am
Atomic H sunsetsurf waterfae9 sunsetsurf 142: You are constantly on the lookout for a silk-screening machine, so that you can make yourself a t-shirt that says General Lamarque is dead! or 24601 on the front and Property of the French Penal System, If Found, Please Return to the Galleys at Tulon. on the back. (Yes, I know that isn't how you spell Tulon... sorry.) i want a shirt that says the bottom one that would be amsaing and people at schol would be like wtf. but why 24601? or am i just stupied and need to finish the boook. 24601 is Valjean's convict number from the galleys. Apparently in the musical he has it burned on his chest, and maybe in the book, too. Actually, at one point he gets a new number, but I'm not sure what it is...
During the homily, the priest said 'in my life' and later 'our daily bread'. I laughed under my breath (then got promptly stared at by mom).You think that's cool? Our priest is a Les Miz fan. At least once a month, he includes a quote from it, which gets the song stuck in my head for EVER.
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Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 1:11 pm
Inchwermy Atomic H sunsetsurf waterfae9 sunsetsurf 142: You are constantly on the lookout for a silk-screening machine, so that you can make yourself a t-shirt that says General Lamarque is dead! or 24601 on the front and Property of the French Penal System, If Found, Please Return to the Galleys at Tulon. on the back. (Yes, I know that isn't how you spell Tulon... sorry.) i want a shirt that says the bottom one that would be amsaing and people at schol would be like wtf. but why 24601? or am i just stupied and need to finish the boook. 24601 is Valjean's convict number from the galleys. Apparently in the musical he has it burned on his chest, and maybe in the book, too. Actually, at one point he gets a new number, but I'm not sure what it is...
During the homily, the priest said 'in my life' and later 'our daily bread'. I laughed under my breath (then got promptly stared at by mom).You think that's cool? Our priest is a Les Miz fan. At least once a month, he includes a quote from it, which gets the song stuck in my head for EVER.
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Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 9:21 pm
165. You bring in your TAC dvd to choir on the last day of school and make everyone watch it...even though they complain and say they want to watch Rent...
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Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 12:39 pm
166. Your friends, rather than greeting you with a simple "hello," instead prefer the line, "If you say anything about Les Mis, we'll send you to the galleys of 'Touron' or whatever it's called."
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Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:28 pm
167. When the most obscure quote can trigger a Les Miz thought in your friends' minds.
168. Instead of carrying around a compact mirror, your luggage of choice (and that of your friends) is the unabridged copy of Les Miz.
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 5:43 pm
Exiled Revolutionary Inchwermy Atomic H sunsetsurf waterfae9 sunsetsurf 142: You are constantly on the lookout for a silk-screening machine, so that you can make yourself a t-shirt that says General Lamarque is dead! or 24601 on the front and Property of the French Penal System, If Found, Please Return to the Galleys at Tulon. on the back. (Yes, I know that isn't how you spell Tulon... sorry.) i want a shirt that says the bottom one that would be amsaing and people at schol would be like wtf. but why 24601? or am i just stupied and need to finish the boook. 24601 is Valjean's convict number from the galleys. Apparently in the musical he has it burned on his chest, and maybe in the book, too. Actually, at one point he gets a new number, but I'm not sure what it is...
During the homily, the priest said 'in my life' and later 'our daily bread'. I laughed under my breath (then got promptly stared at by mom).You think that's cool? Our priest is a Les Miz fan. At least once a month, he includes a quote from it, which gets the song stuck in my head for EVER. Ah. You guys are so lucky!
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 9:41 am
Wow, if I knew a priest who was into Les Mis, I might just start going to church.
170. You carry a tricoloured sash in your pocket at all times. You never know when a rebelion might pop up.
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Public Flogging Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:09 pm
171. You don't think it's at all strange that there are 10 entire pages devoted to this topic, and are seriously considering trying many of the things...
172. Now that you decided one of your friends looks like Enjolras, you privately refer to him as Apollo and imagine him in a red vest atop a barricade.
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:21 pm
173. You started a gang based of Les Miserables
174. They're accutally other people in your gang, with code names after characters
175. You have a lingo made entirely out of references to Les Miz
(somewhat true. I started a gang based off musicals in general. Our lingo's mostly Les Miserables and Wicked.)
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Public Flogging Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 9:47 pm
Public Flogging Wow, if I knew a priest who was into Les Mis, I might just start going to church.
176: You refer to any sort of cheap hotel as "Thenardier's Inn"--and proceed to hum 'Master of the House' for your whole stay.
177: ALL of your usernames on sites are Les Mis related.
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 7:23 pm
178. You think that "The Contest" is the best episode of Seinfeld ever, just because George sings Master of the House...
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 2:04 am
179. You insist on giving everyone who mispronounces the title or characters names in-depth lessons.
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 5:02 am
180. You whine and scream when your favorite characters aren't on quizzes and such.
181. Your favorite characters are the more obscure and unloved barricade boys (like Joly and Feuilly) and so they're hardly EVER on quizzes.
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Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 6:42 am
182. you have a shrine for of of the carictors!
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