Ah..."L'amour, L'amour, tu jour L'amour." Now where does that quote come from?
posted by Alexis du Bois @ 5:02 AM
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Ah..."L'amour, L'amour, tu jour L'amour." Now where does that quote come from?
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4 Comments:
Sounds like Edith Piaf somehow. Either that or William Shatner.
The combination of the two guesses is too fabulous to ever even regard the true answer. I therefore, with the powers invested in me here in South Beach, award you first prize. You may now enjoy an expense-paid vacation here on South Beach. That was too good to be true to the imaginaton.
Ms. Bees, you were asleep at the wheel, once again.
that quote comes from "The Women" a black and white movie from the late 30's. The Countess DuLave (Flora) says "L'amour l'amour tu jour l'amour." Best movie ever.
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DEAR Lady Aster. Please please lift thy arse up in the air, that I might kiss it. Lard Mountague.
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