Yeah, I didn't know what it was either.

[kittyasauras]

I don't know what it is/was (still don't understand).. yeah, it still makes me want ice cream.

This. And the words "cream" and "sicle" together (is 'sicle' a word? No? Ah well.) is making really...shall we say not so innocent images flitter into my mind?

Close! Sickle is a word, it's that tool that farmer's use to cut wheat or edible plants. xD

[embyquinn]

Oh, I know what a creamsicle is (though personally I always preferred dreamsicles to creamsicles), and the "sicle" in both of them is from "popsicle", which is itself a portmanteau of "pop" (as in soda pop) and "icicle".

In 1905 in San Francisco, 11-year-old Frank Epperson was mixing a white powdered flavoring for soda and water out on the porch. He left it there, with a stirring stick still in it. That night, temperatures reached a record low, and the next morning, the boy discovered the drink had frozen to the stick, inspiring the idea of a fruit-flavored 'Popsicle', a portmanteau of soda pop and icicle.

I was just wondering what the "Creamsicle ship" was. That's why I had to Google it.

...aaand now I'm thinking I should make Cherry a doll-sized Creamsicle to go along with her Creamsicle cosplay.

[catshem]

Oh, I know what a creamsicle is (though personally I always preferred dreamsicles to creamsicles), and the "sicle" in both of them is from "popsicle", which is itself a portmanteau of "pop" (as in soda pop) and "icicle".

In 1905 in San Francisco, 11-year-old Frank Epperson was mixing a white powdered flavoring for soda and water out on the porch. He left it there, with a stirring stick still in it. That night, temperatures reached a record low, and the next morning, the boy discovered the drink had frozen to the stick, inspiring the idea of a fruit-flavored 'Popsicle', a portmanteau of soda pop and icicle.

I was just wondering what the "Creamsicle ship" was. That's why I had to Google it.

...aaand now I'm thinking I should make Cherry a doll-sized Creamsicle to go along with her Creamsicle cosplay.

Like the ice cream or one of the girls? Because that...would be aweomse.

[embyquinn]

Oh, I know what a creamsicle is (though personally I always preferred dreamsicles to creamsicles), and the "sicle" in both of them is from "popsicle", which is itself a portmanteau of "pop" (as in soda pop) and "icicle".

In 1905 in San Francisco, 11-year-old Frank Epperson was mixing a white powdered flavoring for soda and water out on the porch. He left it there, with a stirring stick still in it. That night, temperatures reached a record low, and the next morning, the boy discovered the drink had frozen to the stick, inspiring the idea of a fruit-flavored 'Popsicle', a portmanteau of soda pop and icicle.

I was just wondering what the "Creamsicle ship" was. That's why I had to Google it.

...aaand now I'm thinking I should make Cherry a doll-sized Creamsicle to go along with her Creamsicle cosplay.

Like the ice cream or one of the girls? Because that...would be aweomse.

Heh...I meant like the ice cream, although I do have an older Polly Pocket with long brown rooted hair that I'm thinking of dressing up as Snowflake for her to carry around...