We are World Champions and Europe Champions in "Soccer".
:-))
Hmm , that kind of experience only serves to give a nation a bad reputation
. I stopped outside the train station in Charleville-Mezieres a few years
ago and a girl of 18 and her mother invited me to lunch . And without the
kind of dessert you're no doubt thinking of either . They drove me through
the town out to a village a few km outside for a fabulous meal and took me
back later to the centre of town .
As an Irishman , that kind of hospitality may be commonplace for you Mark ,
but I can't imagine that happening in the UK . Certainly not in England
anyway . I've got a lot of time for the French . We Brits aren't all the
wonderful people that the tabloids would have us believe we are . Look at
Euro 2000 for example .
Andrew
> > You may call me stupid, but I don't see what's wrong with publishing
those
> > tracks.
> I don't call you stupid. I call you a ***er.
Andrew
<That's a rugby reference to the unknowing>
MS
> > Has it been thrown off the server?
> > I think they were ignorant bastards anyway.
> > Or are they just French?
. They drove me through
Sadly Andy that's the way it is in England. I've been over here for over 20
years now and always look forward to local hospitality on the odd occasion
that I am able to get home. The Brits are decent enought people. There is
good and bad everywhere after all. I guess the reserve is a legacy from
colonial times when the oppressed did not dare complain and the priveleged
had to be seen to make an example with the stiff upper lip. Social stigma is
rife over here.
There were a lot of good ones there as well. I have a great time at stamford
Bridge during the season. It's just a shame that they all get tarred with
the same brush.
MS
> >> I had a terrible time in France as a student many years ago. I had a
> >summer
> >> job as a truckers mate, delivering conservatory kits to French customers.
> >> Everywhere we stopped these arrogant *** people insisted that we sit
> >down
> >> and sink a bottle of house red with them. If they were particularly bad,
> >> they insisted on plying us with bread rolls and brie at the same time. One
> >> guy even had the audacity to
> >> stick a bottle of scotch in my hand and introduce me to his daughter (who
> >> was coming to live in England as a language student) at one stop. The
> >worst
> >> part of it was that as the non driver, I had to assume full responsibility
> >> for consuming this liquid after the second drop of the day.
> >> Terrible experience, terrible people!!!
> I have an advice for you : Next time it happens, just act as your
> fellow countrymen those ***y hooligans as they just did in Belgium
> and destroy everything in town, so you can show everybody how nice
> English people are.
> Next time you wish to give lessons with the COUNTRY ISSUES, watch
> yourself and your country in a mirror, *** (not sorry at all for
> the word but as you don't hesitate to call another guy '***er' in
> another message, why should I refrain ?).
> Don't bother to reply, you've already been killfiled and now sleep
> with Don Wilshe and other ***s of the same kind that are in my
> killfile, I just hope you won't make children together.
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Nop ! you know english is NOT our first language ( it's French if somebody didn't
already understood that :o) ) and sometimes it's difficult just to understand some
Aussie posts so irony posts.... ;o) And sometime it's difficult to be understood
:o)
Could you explain me the irony in m.seery post ?
regards,
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company : http://www.eden-studios.fr
> > LOL! You just didn't get the irony did you :)
> Nop ! you know english is NOT our first language ( it's French if somebody didn't
> already understood that :o) ) and sometimes it's difficult just to understand some
> Aussie posts so irony posts.... ;o) And sometime it's difficult to be understood
> :o)
> Could you explain me the irony in m.seery post ?
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> > > LOL! You just didn't get the irony did you :)
> > Nop ! you know english is NOT our first language ( it's French if somebody didn't
> > already understood that :o) ) and sometimes it's difficult just to understand some
> > Aussie posts so irony posts.... ;o) And sometime it's difficult to be understood
> > :o)
> > Could you explain me the irony in m.seery post ?
> hmm, the quoting semmed a bit messed up, so maybe it wasn't even
> m.seery who was quoted saying something like "was arrogantly
> threatened to accept a bottle of wine". I found that quite ironic. In
> the end I might have been wrong too :)
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Sebastien Tixier
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Game Developper
personal : http://magicfr.multimania.com
company : http://www.eden-studios.fr
MS
I have an advice for you : Next time it happens, just act as your
In actual fact I'm an Irishman. We wern't even in Belgium.. ROTFLOL. I
suggest you do your homework next time before you crawl out from under that
bridge.
I have many French and Belgian buddies. More than you will ever have. Come
to think of it, I think the only friends you have in this NG are Mrs palm,
her five lovely daughters and that organ between your legs - be it the male
or female derivative (Oops I just called you that name again in a roundabout
way)
I was giving a lesson? I thought it was an anecdote about a great summer I
spent in France as a student many years ago. I'm one of the luck ones who
had more brains than an amoeba at birth and was able to use them. If you
want me to give a COUNTRY ISSUE S lesson, I'll talk you through how to strip
a Massey Fergusson diesel engine if you like <G>
Feel free. It's your opinion. I've never held back from expressing mine.
So you are a f**king coward as well as a ***er...... Fine by me. Have a
nice day :-)
MS
MS
"
[rubbish]
You missed it by a mile, friend. Come back when your reading comprehension
skills are a bit better.
Stephen
These trolls think they are something else once armed with a copy of Forte
agent and forged sig id's. Whilst I grudgingly admire the clever and witty
ones, this guy has the IQ of a jellyfish <G>
He'll be back to dance for me unless he is a gutless coward <G>
Meow.
MS
> [rubbish]
> You missed it by a mile, friend. Come back when your reading
comprehension
> skills are a bit better.
> Stephen
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Regards,
Bruce Kennewell,
Canberra, Australia.
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