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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: miko2d on March 14, 2003, 12:49:12 PM
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Since it's impractical to send her back to France, so let's rename her "Statue of Freedom".
miko
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Hmm rotate her 90 degrees clockwise, face to New Jersey, rump to France :)
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I kinda prefer the rump to Jersey.
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The French invented the automobile too, should we send them all back too?
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nah, take all theirs away :)
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Hmmmm maybe remove the torch and replace it with an
Extended Middle Finger
:D
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Originally posted by AWMac
Hmmmm maybe remove the torch and replace it with an
Extended Middle Finger
:D
In that case, rotate it 90 degrees counter-clockwise, otherwise we flipping off da Bahamas, Mon
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Rasker: In that case, rotate it 90 degrees counter-clockwise, otherwise we flipping off da Bahamas, Mon
How many troops did they send to Kuwaut? Flip them too!
miko
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Shave her armpits and make her wear deodorant.
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Actually, from her nose I think she's Greek, not French :)
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She's ours. we earned her. she stays.
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IIRC... aren't almost 100% of french wine grapes grown from plants grafted by american vines? Didn't I read once about a killer desease that decimated the French wine industry?
Don't make me check google!!!!
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yup we saved the industry by exporting our healthy American vines for their decadent French vines
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lol guys ... like a small children in the nurse school .... IMAO i did hear about this matter between Frenchinos and Amricanos, but it was so silly that i didnt belive untill now .... lol
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midnight Target: IIRC... aren't almost 100% of french wine grapes grown from plants grafted by american vines? Didn't I read once about a killer desease that decimated the French wine industry?
I am pretty sure that french grape vines are grafted onto the american(?) grape roots, since roots were affected by the rot, not the whole plant. Hence, the wine is made of genetically french stuff.
miko
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Cali wine 0wn5 Frog wine anyways.
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Grape vines from the eastern United States intended for experimental grafting were responsible for bringing the devastating phylloxera "vine louse" plague to Europe in the 1860's. The plague then spread back to the U.S. when cuttings were reimported. Eventually a solution was found and both the European and the American wine industries were saved by grafting European vines onto American wild-grape root stock resistant to phylloxera.
cc American roots...
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What if the old continent would have just enforced trade embargo on north america, then they would be just a bunch of 3rd world nations, rather than a big nation.
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much like yours.
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Originally posted by Fishu
What if the old continent would have just enforced trade embargo on north america, then they would be just a bunch of 3rd world nations, rather than a big nation.
Too bad you were all too busy beating the crap out of one another to bother.
-- Todd/Leviathn