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EponineMNFF

curlyhairedsoprano91 wrote:
Marius: Are you a virgin?
Cosette: Yup.
Marius: I'll fix that.
*sex*


LOL! Laughing Laughing Laughing
Catherine

When you have this conversation:

imcatandimsnappy: Babet�s footsteps moved a few paces away, and then he muttered, �Is that what Claquesous looked like, then? Ugly bloke.�
imcatandimsnappy: aww! you could have at least made hjim pretty!
lesmisloony: why would he cover a pretty face?
lesmisloony: oh, wait!
lesmisloony: because
lesmisloony: HE'S SECRETLY ENJOLRAS
imcatandimsnappy: no!!!!!!
imcatandimsnappy: well, at least it proves that le cabuc could not have been clacky
lesmisloony: that's TRUE
imcatandimsnappy: hmmm
imcatandimsnappy: YES!
imcatandimsnappy: and it gives another side to enjolras
lesmisloony: thereby making Enjolras slightly more interesting!
lesmisloony: and explaining why I don't like Claquesous
imcatandimsnappy: aww but now you won't like him even more!
imcatandimsnappy: but at least claquesous had some love in his life
lesmisloony: Monty?
imcatandimsnappy: no!!
imcatandimsnappy: grantaire!!!
lesmisloony: ohhh
imcatandimsnappy: if enjolras = claquesous
imcatandimsnappy: grantaire <3 enjolras
imcatandimsnappy: grantaire <3 claquesous
lesmisloony: true
lesmisloony: oh, and as Clacky
lesmisloony: Enj would totally go raping in the night
lesmisloony: and probably stop by R's house at least once or twice
imcatandimsnappy: yes
imcatandimsnappy: imagine is he was petit gervais as well???
lesmisloony: wait, who?
lesmisloony: Enjsous?
imcatandimsnappy: yes!
imcatandimsnappy: there was a fic of it
lesmisloony: well, obviously!
imcatandimsnappy: oh my wow

Thus leading to: Petit Claqujolras

Oh yes. We went there.
Kragey

curlyhairedsoprano91 wrote:
Les Mis dream!
Marius: Are you a virgin?
Cosette: Yup.
Marius: I'll fix that.
*sex*


Did she get in to it? Or did she just giggle innocently? It doesn't count if she just giggled innocently.
Catherine

Another conversation.. niot quite as outlandish this time though.

gonepishing821: i imagine phantom and les mis like
gonepishing821: fighting
imcatandimsnappy: easyy
imcatandimsnappy: valjean could take that whiney freak in the mask any day
gonepishing821: like, the actor playing valjean vs the actor playing phantom duking it out
gonepishing821: hahahahahahaha
gonepishing821: yeah
gonepishing821: definitely
gonepishing821: and fantine vs christine
gonepishing821: fantine is scrappy
gonepishing821: so she'd easily beat christine
imcatandimsnappy: fantine's got whoreish qualities
gonepishing821: yeah
gonepishing821: and all the time in the streets makes her a good fighter
imcatandimsnappy: yeah!
gonepishing821: like, she's got some WSS in her
imcatandimsnappy: and marius v rauoel or whatever his name is
gonepishing821: and cosette or eponine vs meg
imcatandimsnappy: then montparnasse would just come and stab everyone
imcatandimsnappy: and les mis would win!!
Orestes Fasting

orestes: so am i, liek, the only person who thinks secondhand im convos are boring??

(Even if that one is slightly redeemed by the mental image of JOJ in convict clothes and a mask having a fistfight with himself.)
lesmisloony

Oh yeah, it's much better for the forum to be completely dead.
Catherine

Orestes Fasting wrote:
orestes: so am i, liek, the only person who thinks secondhand im convos are boring??


I don't talk like that... Forgive me for not using capitals all the time in an IM conversation.
I'm just contributing to the thread, I thought it was quite funny, if you don't, who cares? Not everyone has the same sense of humour.
Orestes Fasting

I don't use capitals on IM either, but forums aren't IM, and it's a pain in the butt to read a giant block of uncapitalized text with screen names attached. A lot of old LM fic consists of dressed-up chat logs formatted as stories, and it works because they read as stories and not as chat logs.
Catherine

Alright, next time if I post a conversation, I'll captilise it.
bigR

YKYAOWLM...
...when you are at the Louvre, and you are the Rubens section, and you hate big overwhelming museums, and you've spend too many hours working there, and you are exhausted and incredibly hungry, and YET you cross the whole damn building to the other side, because you don't want to leave without saying hello to "La libert� guidant le peuple"...
Orestes Fasting

Heh, my friend and I wandered over half the Louvre looking for this. We couldn't find it and the employees were completely unhelpful, so we just wandered back into the hall of huge paintings and got another tourist to take our pictures in front of Liberty Leading the People.

How's Paris, by the way? I'm jealous--I want to go back so badly.
bigR

Allright, you win.
Paris was great, as always. But short.
lesmisloony

YKYOWLMW... in a state of complete and utter glee, you begin saying things like "You know how happy Cosette was on her wedding day? THIS IS BETTER THAN THAT."
curlyhairedsoprano91

lesmisloony wrote:
YKYOWLMW... in a state of complete and utter glee, you begin saying things like "You know how happy Cosette was on her wedding day? THIS IS BETTER THAN THAT."

And you toootally weren't talking to me when you said that ... XD
Vice

YKYOWLMW...

When you're watching a production of Sweeney at a local university and your character classificaions are something similar to Parnasse!Beadle and Marius!Anthony.

...
AND YOUR FRIENDS GET IT. (I've corrupted them. Oh dear god. :O )
bare24601!

YKYOWLMW...

...someone says, "Whose cassette is this?" (referring to a cassette tape), and you think they said "Cosette", and your eyes light up and you get excited until you realize.. Oh.
Cool
lesmisloony

^ Hahaha, why, I believe that's *my* Cosette.
EponineMNFF

YKYOWLMW...

Your drama teacher is talking about people playing roles for a long time. He says, "Okay, does anyone know who was the first--"

And you immediately say, "Colm Wilkinson."

He just looks at you quizzically, wondering how you knew what he was talking about.

... And you happen to be wearing you 24601 shirt too.
What you own

When you have read all 60 pages of this.
Eponine23

kozafluitmusique wrote:
herkind wrote:
eponine5 wrote:


Everyone else listens to their mp3 player; you watch Les Mis in your head



I thought I was the only one who did that! It's how I keep myself awake in class.


I do that sometimes...it's fun Smile


I do that all the time, sometimes out loud, and when someone says they think I missed a line/got a word wrong, I pull the libretto out of my backpack, open it to the right page and point to the exact line, all without looking. People tend to avoid me after that...

-You dress up as one of the characters from Halloween, and when the really clueless girl in your English class asks what you are, all your friends look from you to her in horror, then scream, "She/he's (character)!"

-You bring the music book for your instrument to orchestra pit practice for another musical and have your entire section playing it within two minutes

-You've memorized said music book

-You've stayed up way later than your parents would let you normally because you just had to finish the CSR once you started listening to it

-You nearly boycott the school library for only having the abridged edition of the brick, and proceed to complain about that fact to everone who will listen

-Your parents tell you to get a life

-When you're really bored, home alone and it's raining, you get into an Eponine costume from a previous Halloween, go outside and sing "On my Own" and no one in the neighborhood thinks this is weird

-You read a newspaper article about a new, unfair policy at a school you used to go to and one of your old friends is talking about how much he wants to rebel, and you decide to refer to him as Enjolras and the principal as Javert and the next time you see your Les Mis fan friend from that school, you tell them this and the two of you laugh for ten minutes, almost causing you to be late for something
EponineMNFF

Eponine23 wrote:
When you're really bored, home alone and it's raining, you get into an Eponine costume from a previous Halloween, go outside and sing "On my Own" and no one in the neighborhood thinks this is weird


I think these exact same words came out of my mouth when I was younger.

Seriously. I'm having intense flashbacks to being fifteen. [PS. Keep that Eponine costume. Surprisingly enough, it comes in handy. I've worn it to two Halloweens and one themed party.]
What you own

When your trying to get a Les mies avatar. ..... I can't seem to get my avatar thing to work. What do I put in the URL box?
Eponine23

EponineMNFF wrote:
Eponine23 wrote:
When you're really bored, home alone and it's raining, you get into an Eponine costume from a previous Halloween, go outside and sing "On my Own" and no one in the neighborhood thinks this is weird


I think these exact same words came out of my mouth when I was younger.

Seriously. I'm having intense flashbacks to being fifteen. [PS. Keep that Eponine costume. Surprisingly enough, it comes in handy. I've worn it to two Halloweens and one themed party.]


Wow, that's pretty cool! I'll definitely keep the costume, especially on the off chance my school does Les Mis in the next two years.

YKYOWLMW
-You're assigned to make part of any movie or play you like and do One Day More (http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj249/clumsywerewolf2438/onedaymore.jpg)
eponine5

YKYOWLMW
Your homework is to research Robespierre, and while everyone else is busy copy and pasting from wikipedia you're flicking through the Brick and Ninety Three for quotes about him.
lesmisloony

eponine5 wrote:
YKYOWLMW
Your homework is to research Robespierre, and while everyone else is busy copy and pasting from wikipedia you're flicking through the Brick and Ninety Three for quotes about him.

YKYOWLMW... you think that's the most exciting homework assignment ever.
Orestes Fasting

YKYOWLMW...

...your brother gets assigned a paper on Robespierre and he sends it to you for revision because "you like that Les Mis, French Revolution type stuff."

...you worm your way into a French class you're wretchedly unqualified to take, because it's about the year 1830 and you want it like burning. And it's an excuse to finally read Hernani.

By the way, eponine5, see if your library has a copy of The Terror by David Andress. I'd recommend it over Simon Schama any day.
Ulkis

I'm not really Les Mis obsessed compared to everyone else on this board, but this is how people off-line know I'm obsessed:

Me: Netflix keeps putting off sending me this movie! I'm so annoyed!
Friend: What movie?
Me: (slightly embarassed, because I know they don't approve of old movies) Oh, some old version of Les Miserables. It's an old black-and-white version.
Friend: Oh my God.
Me: All in French.
Friend: What?
Me: And it's five hours long.
Friend: (pause) you should be GRATEFUL they haven't sent you this!
Catherine

YKYOWLMW...

-You get extremely annoyed when you see that the only LM film they have in HMV in the 1998 version, and spend 10 minutes ranting about it.
- Then you spend ages in Waterstones flicking through the Julie Rose translation and quoting to your friend, (even though you have the same translation at home) who hates reading and then says "Isn't that the book of that film you saw in HMV? Why are you so obsessed with that book?"
lesmisloony

I'm sick.

I started trying to sing Come to Me this morning when I woke up. I wouldn't advise that on a sore throat. My roommate gave me a lot of WTF looks until I finally gave up. Still, it was totally worth the extra lozenges just to be able to have that moment.
MariekeLovesEnjolras

YKYOWLMW
- You buy a box of disgusting sweeties, just because it has the LM logo on it Very Happy
- You give all the sweets away, but ask the box back cos it has the LM logo it Wink
What you own

- When you wake up this morning and you look out your window and you see snow. (I live in New York so it snowed! yeah! the first thing you say is "Ah how ugly paris is when it puts on a white sheet."

-You then proceed to sing and its begining to snow... oh opps that RENT.
Disney-Bway27

You give the recording of Les Mis to your friends to listen to because you insist that it's the most beautiful thing ever.
lesmisloony

(a phone conversation I had last night)

Loony: Mommy, Emma and I are going to see Les Mis.
Momma: AGAIN?
Loony: But but but but it's different! There's leather! And crazy Javert!
Momma: ...?
Loony: CAN I USE THE CAR? It's like, NEXT SUNDAY.
Momma: ...
Loony: PLEASE I NEED IT I'M GOING INTO WITHDRAWAL AND IT'S ONLY FOUR HOURS AWAY PLEASE.
Momma: ...
Loony: OH MY GOSH I WILL FREAKING WALK IF YOU DON'T LET ME HAVE THE CAR. I HAVEN'T SEEN IT SINCE JANUARY.
Momma: ...I guess it's still cheaper than a drug addiction.
MariekeLovesEnjolras

Disney-Bway27 wrote:
You give the recording of Les Mis to your friends to listen to because you insist that it's the most beautiful thing ever.


Oh I already did that to lots of people Razz
Factory-Girl

...when your friend tells you about an actor she loved in a local production of hers, and, having never heard of him, she sends you a recording of him singing a song that isn't from the show. After two bars, you know what character he played even though she didn't tell you.

(Is this one just me? I don't mean vocal ranges, sometimes people just... sound like a specific character, you know?)
Artemis Entreri

You registered for Les Mis, and only then did you see there's more.
MariekeLovesEnjolras

Artemis Entreri wrote:
You registered for Les Mis, and only then did you see there's more.

Oh yes, I did the same, I'm afraid! Wink

YKYOWLMW:
- you go to see the dutch musical Tarzan and you see Hans Peter Janssens playing Korchak and you start shouting "he played Javert in Les Mis" *like Eponine in The Beggars* "It's Javeeeert"...without actually having seen him as Javert.. (And when you look it up, it turns out to be true ^^)
lesmisloony

Artemis Entreri wrote:
You registered for Les Mis, and only then did you see there's more.


Haha, me three!
Artemis Entreri

Hi, Loony! I should really register to fanfic.net and review your fics. Will there be more Adventures? They are the best.


YKYAOWLMW:

You know who Loony is. And you know she loves a certain pretty killer.
EponineMNFF

lesmisloony wrote:
Artemis Entreri wrote:
You registered for Les Mis, and only then did you see there's more.


Haha, me three!


Yep.
Eponine23

Artemis Entreri wrote:
You registered for Les Mis, and only then did you see there's more.


Same here. Smile
Elbow

When you've gone to see Les Miserables... *counts on fingers* 5 times in the last 10 days.

I'm almost ashamed of myself. I must learn to walk past the box office without going in.
Vanessa20

Elbow wrote:
When you've gone to see Les Miserables... *counts on fingers* 5 times in the last 10 days.



Where? (Lucky!!!)
Elbow

London.

Because the cast is currently AMAZING. I've seen it loads, but am always a bit disappointed with the cast, but this cast is just brilliant. And Combeferre is a bit hot.
Catherine

I need to see that cast. I measn I've seen all of them cept Valjean, but gosh darn it they're awesome. If they're still there by summer (unlikely but I'm keeping my fingers crossed, I'm so going. With someone. If she's still going to Paris)
lesmisloony

Working on it! Mr. Green

Gotta figure out where $7000 can come from...
Catherine

Oh, you'll get it somehow! =]
Ulla Dance Again!

When you're watching an episode of Will & Grace, and one of the [minor] characters reminds you of Enjolras, or seems to have an Enjolras aura about him.
Artemis Entreri

YKYAOWLMW


Re-reading the Brick, you realize that �ponine kicks ass in the Plumet Attack, and she isn't that annoying you remembered. I have read too many badfics and have seen too many hysterical Eppiboppers. They scare me more than our fanatic priests.
She deserves better admirers than some emo 14-year-old girls.


In the second Gorbeau action scene, you get angry because nobody followed Valjean. Hey, he wasn't that far! They could totally follow him (and we could have another big night chase...).
Orestes Fasting

Your French teacher, when explaining the details of an essay: "And if you want to use a work about Paris that we haven't studied in class--for example, if Orestes wanted to cite Les Mis�rables--that's all right too..."

This is probably a direct result of me hijacking my half of a ten-minute oral presentation on Les Halles to talk about 19th century urban poverty, barricades, cholera, Saint-Merry, and Victor Hugo. And all the gross morbid stories about the Cemetery of the Innocents.
EponineMNFF

When you see a company called "JVJ Perfume" and you immediately picture Valjean selling perfume.
lesmisloony

Essence of Toulon!
What you own

^ ha ha ha. I laughed out load. Jean Valjean selling prefume. he he he.

Your watching SNL and when they have a fake french guy name Jean K Jean you immenditly think JEAN VALJEAN! Its a parody of Les Mies. Of course it not and it a a rap song about Sarah Palin. (Which was too funny)
lesmisloony

Hahaha, I took ~*umbrage*~ to that skit because his accent was so bad...
Vice

YKYAOWLMW-

- Your friend assumes that if a character in your sketch book has sideburns, it's Javert.
- You created a historically sound first name for Javert... for the sake of RP. Razz
- You once plotted out how a modern day Les Mis could act out... out of thin air.
-You take french, JUST to learn how to pronounce the character names.
lesmisloony

^ Les Mis made me a French major. Mr. Green
Vice

lesmisloony wrote:
^ Les Mis made me a French major. Mr. Green

:3 Cool beans.
lesmisloony

YKYOWLMW... you sit around for an hour playing the new Les Mis game, get annoyed when everyone's all anti-Napoleon, laugh your head off at Victor Hugo's strange God-like presence, and flip when a character mentions Mabeuf in passing.

You then proceed to get lost in game!Paris but find the convent wall and a nearby lamp... which inspires you to flip out again.

But I can't figure out how to defeat Napoleon! I'm getting frustrated.
Vice

lesmisloony wrote:
YKYOWLMW... you sit around for an hour playing the new Les Mis game, get annoyed when everyone's all anti-Napoleon, laugh your head off at Victor Hugo's strange God-like presence, and flip when a character mentions Mabeuf in passing.

You then proceed to get lost in game!Paris but find the convent wall and a nearby lamp... which inspires you to flip out again.

But I can't figure out how to defeat Napoleon! I'm getting frustrated.


I need to get my PC fixed, but... I WANT TO PLAY THAT.

How is it?
lesmisloony

It is BEAUTIFUL. Though I assume "real" gamers, and/or anyone with less attention span for all things Les Mis than me, would find it excruciatingly dull.

(PM me if you want a copy Mr. Green .)
Vice

lesmisloony wrote:
It is BEAUTIFUL. Though I assume "real" gamers, and/or anyone with less attention span for all things Les Mis than me, would find it excruciatingly dull.

(PM me if you want a copy Mr. Green .)

You gave me the link on LJ. *wink* (I'm Lady B)
lesmisloony

Haha, yes. That was a general notice to everyone in the world.
Catherine

- When you get this wine:

as a new year's gift off your local Indian restaurant, and you squee. A lot.
What you own

When you are sewing little Les Mies dolls. I started with Fantine. But I made her really square and fat so I made it Madame Thenadier and made it clouths. I made a much better looking Fantine. Now I just need to make it some clouths
Melpomene

You make a two-hour drive each week (for now - it will be more often later) just to be in a production of it.
Artemis Entreri

You got the game, and you're constantly melting from accuracy, but you're shocked by Enjolras' OOCness.

Besides, I claim the old lady in the Archive. She's adorable.
fanpainter

You marry your favorite character online. Yes you can really do that. It's not an actual marriage ceremony, though.
Disney-Bway27

...You noticed Pip and Jean Valjean's strikingly similar childhood while reading "Great Expectations." Embarassed It's the truth, though. According to the brick, Valjean was raised by his sister and never knew his parents...basically, the same as Pip. Which came first?
Orestes Fasting

Disney-Bway27 wrote:
...You noticed Pip and Jean Valjean's strikingly similar childhood while reading "Great Expectations." Embarassed It's the truth, though. According to the brick, Valjean was raised by his sister and never knew his parents...basically, the same as Pip. Which came first?


Great Expectations, but only by a hair. It was serialized in 1860-61, and Les Mis�rables was published in installments in 1862. No real possibility of plagiarism or influence, since LM had been in the works since the 1840s and the parts that center on Valjean are among the first that Hugo wrote.
MlleTholomy�s

YKYOWLMW..

You joined just to post in this very thread. Which probably means you have no life. *cough me cough*

You volunteer to write an essay about why Les Miz songs are a successful way to guarentee sucess in political campaigns. "M'sr Social Studies teacher, no, no. You didn't do anything wrong. It's not you, it's me."

You're known to lug a "dictionary" around.
MariekeLovesEnjolras

YKYOWLMW
- You beg your boyfriend, who you took to Les Mis, to write a report for HIS school about Les Mis in London

- The Dutch Eponine us and trombone player in Les Mis even talk about you and share their information about you (a fan)... (Yup, that really happened Razz During premiere in Carr�, Amsterdam Razz)
mezzogeek

When you're studying Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 3 for Music, but all you can think about is how much the bass part of the 'Air' sounds so much like the bass line during the Thenardiers' part of One Day More.
Jaym

- When you sneak downstairs at half past 3 at night, to get your mp3player because you simply have to listen to Les Mis right now.

- You get back upstairs and realise your battery's gone, so you get back out of bed to find your charger first.

- You have a history presentation the next day, but you decide it's more important to read this thread than preparing your presentation. (unfortunately it is not on a Les Mis-related topic.)

- You try to memorize the Dutch, English, French and Swedish lines to the songs. And you desperately want the albums in more languages than those. (I refuse to listen to the German one, though [A])

- Your French teacher asks you to tell the class what Les Mis is about, instead of doing that herself.

- You watch a Charmed episode over and over again, because 'Les Mis' is mentioned in it. The episode itself is not that interesting.
mezzogeek

When about 80% of why you're learning to drive is so you can get down to London to see Les Mis again without forking out �200 for a train ticket. (It sucks living up North sometimes Smile)
lesmisloony

Do you mind if I don't feel bad for you considering the how much more than that a ticket across the Atlantic would cost? Razz But good luck with the driving!
Mademoiselle Lanoire

lesmisloony wrote:
Do you mind if I don't feel bad for you considering the how much more than that a ticket across the Atlantic would cost? Razz But good luck with the driving!


Round trip, the lowest I found (New York to London) was just over 800.
mezzogeek

lesmisloony wrote:
Do you mind if I don't feel bad for you considering the how much more than that a ticket across the Atlantic would cost? Razz But good luck with the driving!


Heh Laughing Fair point! Smile
eponine5

mezzogeek wrote:
When about 80% of why you're learning to drive is so you can get down to London to see Les Mis again without forking out �200 for a train ticket. (It sucks living up North sometimes Smile)

Is it really that much? It might be cheaper to fly to Paris when it's on there...

For me getting there and back is �2-3 on the tube. *runs away*
MariekeLovesEnjolras

For me it is 100 pounds for flight, then another 50-100 pounds for hotel and then i still have to eat. It's not nice to live in The Netherlands when so many good musicals are on West End!
jackrussell

mezzogeek wrote:
When about 80% of why you're learning to drive is so you can get down to London to see Les Mis again without forking out �200 for a train ticket. (It sucks living up North sometimes Smile)


If you go to a matinee and book your train tickets online a long way in advance surely you could get it cheaper than that?
mezzogeek

jackrussell wrote:
If you go to a matinee and book your train tickets online a long way in advance surely you could get it cheaper than that?


Believe me, I've tried Very Happy Cheapest return ticket I can find is �150 within the next three months (they don't let you book any further in advance) >.<
MlleTholomy�s

You sing, or at least make an attempt to sing, 'Ferre's version of ''J'aime mieux ma mie'.
jackrussell

mezzogeek wrote:
Believe me, I've tried Very Happy Cheapest return ticket I can find is �150 within the next three months (they don't let you book any further in advance) >.<


Really? That's terrible - you could probably fly for less than that!
Ulla Dance Again!

... you make up a voicemail message that goes in the tune of The Waltz of Treachery.
MlleTholomy�s

When asked what're your future kids' names, you respond: Patrie, Patria, and Marianne. And, of course, everyone automatically assumes that they're French.

In History class, when your teacher confuses Marianne with an assumption that it's the Queen of France, your first thought is: Enjolras wouldn't approve. And you tell him so.
Disney-Bway27

Well,
In English, we're writing an essay comparing three of Charles Dickens' works.
YKYOWLMW...
-You compare Sydney Carton's experiences in A Tale of Two Cities to Eponine's.
-You compare Pip (Great Expectations) and Jean Valjean. ["They both had a single person in their lives that completely changed the course of the rest of their lives--for Pip, it was Miss Havisham, while for Valjean it was Myriel."]

Then again, that might just be how much of a lit geek I am. I also compared Ebenezer Scrooge to Don Quixote.
MariekeLovesEnjolras

YKYOWLMW...
- you are totally excited about having to do an english speaking exam, since it can be about anything and you decided to talk about LES MIS Very Happy (of course) And now everyone's is scared of you because you're the first one at school to say "i'm looking forward to my english speaking exam" Razz
Jaym

MariekeLovesEnjolras wrote:
YKYOWLMW...
- you are totally excited about having to do an english speaking exam, since it can be about anything and you decided to talk about LES MIS Very Happy (of course) And now everyone's is scared of you because you're the first one at school to say "i'm looking forward to my english speaking exam" Razz


Same here for my French oral. Though I think I messed up. She asked all these question's she'd promised not to asked and of course I knew the answer, I just didn't know the words in French. So then I was depressed.

And now I'm yelling at the site where I ordered my Brick, since it has sent off all the books I don't want but need for school, but it hasn't sent off my Brick yet. Evil or Very Mad
MlleTholomy�s

Your Music teacher knows a sure way to get you out of your shell: Start a discussion about Les Miz in front of you. And it works.

Your whole day is shaped by the fact that you've found a real life Mizzie friend. Yesss.
Ulla Dance Again!

... when Montreuil pops up on your French homework and you automatically associate it with Les Miserables.
MlleTholomy�s

Your cold seems slightly more bearable with the knowledge of tickets to Signature.
Sythar

You buy a map of Paris at a bookstore - Just Because.

You wear your Les Miserables T-Shirt to work on Casual Day.

You RP Grantaire on a musicals RPG (Obscurite Musicale) and you're beginning to get stressed because there is no Valjean, there is no Enjolras, there is no Gavroche and Lamarque has just died!!
mezzogeek

YKYOWLMW...

You're sitting in a French revision class, staring at the big map of France on the wall, when you spot Toulon. A little way above it, you spot Digne. You then spend the rest of the lesson plotting Valjean's possible routes through France to Montreuil-sur-mer.
MariekeLovesEnjolras

YKYOWLMW...

- Your history teacher asks "What happened in 1815?" (aiming at Napoleon's defeat), you say, all excited, "Valjean was released!" to a friend....

- Your history teacher then says "What did you say?... Oh wait, no it's NOT about Valjean's release.." then mumbles "poor girl.."!
Orestes Fasting

mezzogeek wrote:
YKYOWLMW...

You're sitting in a French revision class, staring at the big map of France on the wall, when you spot Toulon. A little way above it, you spot Digne. You then spend the rest of the lesson plotting Valjean's possible routes through France to Montreuil-sur-mer.


Was Montreuil-sur-Mer even on the map? It's a tiny town... near �taples (which is probably also too small to be on the map), in the same region as Arras and Calais.
mezzogeek

Orestes Fasting wrote:

Was Montreuil-sur-Mer even on the map? It's a tiny town... near �taples (which is probably also too small to be on the map), in the same region as Arras and Calais.


Nah, it wasn't, but I estimated Very Happy I've seen pictures, it looks like a beautiful little place Smile
Orestes Fasting

Yeah, it was really bizarre wandering around there and trying to imagine anyone starving and destitute and driven to prostitution--it was such a stiflingly cute town.

On the other hand, Fauchelevent's cart crash was exceedingly easy to imagine, since I almost got run over by my own wheeled suitcase while dragging it down the Cav�e Saint-Firmin. Think really steep and unevenly paved with cobblestones.

(Yes, YKYOWLMW you have been to Montreuil-sur-Mer.)
Gargamel

Orestes Fasting wrote:

(Yes, YKYOWLMW you have been to Montreuil-sur-Mer.)


Let alone if you've lived in Paris, close to Montreuil sur Mer, and Digne, and that of course you've been to Paris, Toulon, Digne, Montreuil sur Mer, Arras, all of them dozens of times... but those cities are always linked to Les Mis�rables in your mind, and for example every time you see the Pont Notre-Dame, you think it is where Javert jumped in the river, even the 100th or 200th time... d'oh!
Orestes Fasting

I've been to Paris twice and the "En cas de noyade" signs on the Pont Notre-Dame always made me laugh.

If Montreuil (and Digne and Toulon etc.) were all within a few hours' train ride I would've visited them all multiple times, but unfortunately they're an eight-hour airplane ride plus a train ride away, so it would get kind of expensive to take weekend trips. Wink But I just applied to study in Paris next year! And then the obsession will really commence.
MlleTholomy�s

YKYOWLMW. . .

You find yourself timing your coughs to fit within the beats of DYHTPS.
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