Aux français - straffo et al

[beet1e]

Il y a deux "weekends", j'ai fait les vacances en France avec ma cherie, La Tomate. Dans La Rochelle et ses environs, j'ai vu plusiers de rues qui s'appellent "Rue de 19 Mars, 1962". Un jour historic, j'ai compris. Mais qu'est-ce qui s'est passé sur cet jour là?

[ra]

That's the day France surrendered to Algeria.

[storch]

which in turned almost got de gaulle assasinated, good thing french military officers were doing the killing, otherwise someone may have been injured.

[straffo]

@Ra and Storch : you both suck,I didn't learn you anything I think.


C'est le jour du cessez-le-feu en Algérie , du à un référendum ou les Français d'algérie d'origine Européene n'ont pas eu de droit de voter...
Pourtant ils étaient comme les algériens de l'époque Français.

Il aurait été peut être intelligent de célébrer le 19 mars (accord d'Evian) plutôt que cette fumisterie.

Mais dans tout les cas c'est une cicatrice de notre passé.

[beet1e]

Merci, straffo - et excusez-moi de mon sucky français!

Je voudrais poser encore une question: Pour commander un "steak" en France, on peut demander "bien cuit", "à point"... mais comment à dire "medium rare"?

[Spooky]

Originally posted by beet1e
Merci, straffo - et excusez-moi de mon sucky français!

Je voudrais poser encore une question: Pour commander un "steak" en France, on peut demander "bien cuit", "à point"... mais comment à dire "medium rare"?

medium rare is : "bleu"

rare is : "saignant"

So, just for the bigot anti french crowd lurking here, how was France ? were people nice to you or were you chased down the streets by smelly, beret wearing angry mobs ? ;-)

Nice try in French btw, not so bad, A for effort !

Storch, , mercenaries attempted the assassination, French officers saved de Gaulle by speeding through bullets and protecting him and his wife with their bodies.

nice troll, now turn on fox news, put your thumb back in your arse and keep your moral lessons for Rumsfeld and Halliburton.

[beet1e]

Spooky! tnx for that. France was excellent. We noticed that people there (La Rochelle) were all helpful and friendly - more so perhaps than in areas like Nice or Paris.

[storch]

If I had a thumb and my arse itched I surely would.  Well I suppose I could use my left one in a pinch.  But would you smell it for me to see if I did the correct way?

Why would you be so rude to me?   I was rejoicing in the fact that inspite of 147 rounds of ammunition being fired not a single person was even grazed.  Thank God the French Military doesn't take their job seriously.  People could get hurt!  At the end of the coup attempt did they fight each other to see who would surrender?

Oh and excuse moi  msr. who was Col. Thierry?


Straffo LOL,  I'm surprised you bit.  *Storch pulls hard and sets his hook.  Thinking I hope it's a big one, French fish are so small.*

[Spooky]

Originally posted by storch


Oh and excuse moi  msr. who was Col. Thierry?
 

A coward, an-Ex officer at the time (like Oswald was an EX marine) and a traitor : all he did was wave a newspaper to signal the arrival of the car. then his cronies sprayed and prayed, (the shooters were bulgarian, mind you).

so again,< F>, this was a nice thread until you came pissing on the floor because you saw a french word in the title.

[_Schadenfreude_]

Storch is just being jingoistic to make up for being an imported American.

[storch]

OOOOH such passion, croissant anyone?  now what about my thumb?

[storch]

or exported Cuban

[Spooky]

Originally posted by storch
OOOOH such passion, croissant anyone?  now what about my thumb?

Translation : I'm out of arguments, I did not know what I was talking about...

pwned, amigo.

[storch]

's ok it was a mean troll on my part.  sometimes when I drink a little too much I get that way.  must have been that nasty poillyfuisse.

pardon moi, msrs.

[Spooky]

never mind, I got trigger happy too.

no hard feelings anyways!