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tthdrabblesTitle: Genuine Girl Scouts
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Rating: G
Wordcount: 100
Challenge: #03, cookies
Fandom: Castle
Spoilers: None; takes place some time prior to both series.
Disclaimer: Joss Whedon created the Buffyverse, Andrew Marlowe created the Castleverse, and I created the drabble.
Very slightly edited: fixed one word & one punctuation mark, rearranged post title to match others' usage convention.
“Twenty-five dollars a box? That’s awfully expensive.”
“I know, Miz Rodgers, but it’s for an important cause, and we use only the most authentic ingredients.”
“Most authentic? You don’t mean...?”
“Oh, yes; our cookies are made with genuine Girl Scouts, right here in Sunnydale.”
“We’ll pass, thank you. Good day, Miss Madison.”
Amy was halfway down the block when the youngster caught up. “I’ll take a box.”
“Coconut, oatmeal raisin, or double Scout?”
“Double Scout, of course.” He produced money.
“Enjoy.”
“I’m sure I will.”
The toe Rick found in the first cookie made its way into his second novel.
Author:
graycardinalRating: G
Wordcount: 100
Challenge: #03, cookies
Fandom: Castle
Spoilers: None; takes place some time prior to both series.
Disclaimer: Joss Whedon created the Buffyverse, Andrew Marlowe created the Castleverse, and I created the drabble.
Very slightly edited: fixed one word & one punctuation mark, rearranged post title to match others' usage convention.
“Twenty-five dollars a box? That’s awfully expensive.”
“I know, Miz Rodgers, but it’s for an important cause, and we use only the most authentic ingredients.”
“Most authentic? You don’t mean...?”
“Oh, yes; our cookies are made with genuine Girl Scouts, right here in Sunnydale.”
“We’ll pass, thank you. Good day, Miss Madison.”
Amy was halfway down the block when the youngster caught up. “I’ll take a box.”
“Coconut, oatmeal raisin, or double Scout?”
“Double Scout, of course.” He produced money.
“Enjoy.”
“I’m sure I will.”
The toe Rick found in the first cookie made its way into his second novel.
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Date: 2010-03-08 02:17 pm (UTC)As a Girl Scout, and now a GS volunteer, I'm just glad I didn't live near a hellmouth. It doesn't surprise me at all that there "Double Scout" has a literal meaning.
Thanks for laugh. You've totally put me off my Thin Mints this morning. :D
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Date: 2010-03-08 04:19 pm (UTC)I'm just mildly astonished that no one had used the joke up till now.
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Date: 2010-03-09 05:36 pm (UTC)Very funny. So you're speculating he grew up in Sunnydale? Wow, no wonder he's so fascinated by all the various ways and means people can get killed. ;-)
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Date: 2010-03-09 06:27 pm (UTC)Either way, though, I suspect he and Amy had very different ideas about the meaning of "double Scout"....
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Date: 2010-03-15 04:48 pm (UTC)