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"Bring the dog, I love animals. I'm a great cook."
Wild Cherry
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Chocolate Covered Cherry
Fatal Attraction
Cherry Berry
fatal attraction
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Cherry Blossom
Fatal Attraction. Now this is my kind of trivia!
Always make time for SCRAPPING!
Bowl Full of Cherries
Fatal Attraction - how truly horrifying!!!
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From the 1987 film Fatal Attraction, written by James Dearden and Nicholas Meyer. The plot concerns a woman scorned, Alex Forrest - played by Glenn Close, who obsessively pursues her ex-lover, Dan Gallagher - played by Michael Douglas. The phrase comes from the plot device where Forrest boils Gallagher's daughter's pet rabbit.
Gallacher's suspicions should have become aroused at Forrest's line when trying to persuade him to meet her - "Bring the dog, I love animals... I'm a great cook."
Gallacher's suspicions should have become aroused at Forrest's line when trying to persuade him to meet her - "Bring the dog, I love animals... I'm a great cook."
