“Whoever said, ‘all you need is love,’ has clearly never had warm peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream” was posted on X/Twitter by It’s a Southern Thing on April 3, 2019. “Whoever said ‘all you need is love,’ clearly never had warm peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream”—without the word “has”—was posted on X/Twitter by It’s a Southern Thing on February 26, 2021. The saying has been printed on several images.
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It’s a Southern Thing
@southernthing
Whoever said, “all you need is love,” has clearly never had warm peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream.
9:29 PM · Apr 3, 2019
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Magenta
@theladymagenta
Whoever said, “all you need is love”, has clearly never had warm peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream.
1:53 PM · Apr 5, 2019
Facebook
Quotes Love of Days
September 20, 2019 at 12:13 PM ·
All you need is love
#love #life #peach #cobbler
(The following text is shown on an image.—ed.)
Whoever said “all you
need is love” has
clearly never had
warm peach cobbler
with vanilla ice cream.
iFunny
Tennessee_Moonvines_2019
6 may 2020
Whoever said “all you need is love” has clearly never had warm peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream.
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Ansa Tariq
@AnsaTariq2
Whoever said”all you need is love” has clearly never had warm peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream.😋😋😋
12:26 PM · Jun 23, 2020
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It’s a Southern Thing
@southernthing
Whoever said “all you need is love,” clearly never had warm peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream.
5:14 PM · Feb 26, 2021
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American Woman
@AmericanFWoman
Whoever said “all you
need is love” has
clearly never had
warm peach cobbler
with vanilla ice cream.
4:01 PM · Mar 26, 2023
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Facebook
More Crazy Stuff
July 25, 2023 at 10:00 PM ·
(The following text is shown on an image.—ed.)
Whoever said “all you
need is love” has
clearly never had
warm peach cobbler
with vanilla ice cream.
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