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Micky
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Catseyeview @ Wed Nov 05, 2008 12:37 am wrote: You know what scares me? It's that so many people are willing to crucify the man before he even has the chance to do what THE PEOPLE elected him to do. He may not have been everybody's choice but he is OUR President Elect, chosen by WE THE PEOPLE.
Check the headlines folks, countries from around the world have a renewed hope for the USA that wouldn't have existed had McCain won tonight. I for one am very excited about the chance for a change to once again become the greatest nation on this planet. Mine may not be the most popular opinion in these parts but it is my opinion and I stand by it.
Peace to all.
You are right my dear, the world is now happy and America should be very PROUD of their new President  I just came back from a week stay in Florida and I tell you, where I was, people seemed to be behind Obama! I'm so happy for the American people 
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Micky
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MorganLeFey @ Sat Nov 08, 2008 2:48 am wrote: :shock: there are good things french?
Yes, good people too
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MorganLeFey @ Fri Nov 07, 2008 11:48 pm wrote: :shock: there are good things french?
Let's see, wine, food, definitely not cars, topless beaches?  _________________
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Quote: Shocked there are good things french?
Well one thing!!!
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MorganLeFey @ Fri 07 Nov, 2008 11:48 pm wrote: :shock: there are good things french?
Yes'm, their fries:)
Oh, and their style of kissing. Lmao
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MorganLeFey
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Micky @ Sun Nov 09, 2008 10:18 am wrote: MorganLeFey @ Sat Nov 08, 2008 2:48 am wrote: :shock: there are good things french? Yes, good people too Oh I agree you are simply scrumptuous but you dont live in france  _________________ "Be who you are and say what you feel... Because those that matter... Don't mind...And those that mind... Don't matter."
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MorganLeFey
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karyoker @ Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:16 am wrote: Quote: Shocked there are good things french? Well one thing!!! what is the one thing??  _________________ "Be who you are and say what you feel... Because those that matter... Don't mind...And those that mind... Don't matter."
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MorganLeFey
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johnny reverb @ Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:24 am wrote: I bought me one of them fancy French Maid, blow-up dolls.....she wasn't all that good though, thought I'd start out slow, and gave her a little nibble on the neck................she just farted a few times and then flew out the window..... pmsl an oldie but a goodie and soooo adaptable  _________________ "Be who you are and say what you feel... Because those that matter... Don't mind...And those that mind... Don't matter."
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That's Canadian, not French. But what is that, a vodka, gin?
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MorganLeFey
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surely I dont need to spell this out...I have absolutely no criticism of the french canadians. or the french swiss, of french fries, french kissing or french letters
I do however have huge issues with nuclear testing at Mururoa and subsequent refusal to accept responsibility for the damage done to those working or observing or for the damage done to the atoll itself who's shelf is cracked causing a potential problem with nuclear waste leeching into the ocean
I also have enormous issues with French spys who blow up the Rainbow Warrior in port in New Zealand, killing a crew member. The two spys Alain Mafar and Dominique Pre*how the f*** do I spell it were caught and detained in a NZ prison but subsequently released into the custody of the french govt only to receive a heros welcome when they returned to france...did they serve out the rest of their sentence? Did they hell.
Do I have time for the french french? I wouldnt spit on them if they were on fire! And to think of the lives lost in the 2nd world war to free a nation like that
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Micky
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Contrary to what have been said, the French now build some very good cars  Just look at what their doing in Formula One with Renault and also, let's not forget that they saved Nissan, they now own over 40% of them and yes, they are selling in the US under the Nissan logo
Let's not forget Michelin And in the world of High Fidelity, they also make good amps:
http://www.dvdmusique.com/index.html?la ... t=d42.html
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karyoker @ Sat Nov 08, 2008 5:16 pm wrote: Quote: Shocked there are good things french? Well one thing!!! French TOAST! Yummmm!
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MorganLeFey @ Sun Nov 09, 2008 1:24 am wrote: surely I dont need to spell this out...I have absolutely no criticism of the french canadians. or the french swiss, of french fries, french kissing or french letters
I do however have huge issues with nuclear testing at Mururoa and subsequent refusal to accept responsibility for the damage done to those working or observing or for the damage done to the atoll itself who's shelf is cracked causing a potential problem with nuclear waste leeching into the ocean
I also have enormous issues with French spys who blow up the Rainbow Warrior in port in New Zealand, killing a crew member. The two spys Alain Mafar and Dominique Pre*how the f*** do I spell it were caught and detained in a NZ prison but subsequently released into the custody of the french govt only to receive a heros welcome when they returned to france...did they serve out the rest of their sentence? Did they hell.
Do I have time for the french french? I wouldnt spit on them if they were on fire! And to think of the lives lost in the 2nd world war to free a nation like that Sad to say, I'd all but forgotten this issue.
Did New Zealand close their French Embassy and deny all visas for them?
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lordairgtar
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Micky @ Sun Nov 09, 2008 6:20 am wrote: Contrary to what have been said, the French now build some very good cars Just look at what their doing in Formula One with Renault and also, let's not forget that they saved Nissan, they now own over 40% of them and yes, they are selling in the US under the Nissan logo Let's not forget Michelin And in the world of High Fidelity, they also make good amps: http://www.dvdmusique.com/index.html?la ... t=d42.htmlWhich Renaults are sold in the US under the Nissan badge?
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knightshow @ Mon Nov 10, 2008 2:31 am wrote: MorganLeFey @ Sun Nov 09, 2008 1:24 am wrote: surely I dont need to spell this out...I have absolutely no criticism of the french canadians. or the french swiss, of french fries, french kissing or french letters
I do however have huge issues with nuclear testing at Mururoa and subsequent refusal to accept responsibility for the damage done to those working or observing or for the damage done to the atoll itself who's shelf is cracked causing a potential problem with nuclear waste leeching into the ocean
I also have enormous issues with French spys who blow up the Rainbow Warrior in port in New Zealand, killing a crew member. The two spys Alain Mafar and Dominique Pre*how the f*** do I spell it were caught and detained in a NZ prison but subsequently released into the custody of the french govt only to receive a heros welcome when they returned to france...did they serve out the rest of their sentence? Did they hell.
Do I have time for the french french? I wouldnt spit on them if they were on fire! And to think of the lives lost in the 2nd world war to free a nation like that Sad to say, I'd all but forgotten this issue. Did New Zealand close their French Embassy and deny all visas for them? NZ relys upon export to exist...the french held the NZ govt to ransom to get their spys back. simply they refused to allow NZ goods to be exported and sold within EEC countries if we didnt do as they wished...so I guess you can add extortion to their list of crimes _________________ "Be who you are and say what you feel... Because those that matter... Don't mind...And those that mind... Don't matter."
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Micky
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lordairgtar @ Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:22 am wrote: Micky @ Sun Nov 09, 2008 6:20 am wrote: Contrary to what have been said, the French now build some very good cars Just look at what their doing in Formula One with Renault and also, let's not forget that they saved Nissan, they now own over 40% of them and yes, they are selling in the US under the Nissan logo Let's not forget Michelin And in the world of High Fidelity, they also make good amps: http://www.dvdmusique.com/index.html?la ... t=d42.htmlWhich Renaults are sold in the US under the Nissan badge? The Nissan Versa is called Renault Megane in Europe. Don't expect to see the Renault brand in north America, they're working with Nissan and you'll see more and more or their products It's no longer the Renault that we're once in north America, they sure make great cars now
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Lord, Alchool is pretty well pure alcohol, not a rum, rye, vodka, or whatever. It is not to be used straight unless you want to go blind.
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