Japan

[Sister Hyde]

Ne m'en veux pas, Sister Hyde, j'ai un problème à régler avec le petit déjeuner.
Ma mère me reproche toujours de tremper mes Camel dans le moka de Harar.
Elle a raison.
Mais est-ce que je lui prends la tête pour ses free-base à l'ammoniaque ?
Le bicarbonate, c'est pas si cher que ça.

la mienne me reproche les tartines de rillettes et le fromage au petit dèj...hmmm...Bukowski... ça c'est du petit dèj!!!

[DVV]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--qtJGmgsk

[Stephen Thomas]

I wouldn't depend on this guy's advice about love, David

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8KJiay6EI0

[DVV]

Hélas, l'amour est un chien de l'enfer (Bukowski).

[Stephen Thomas]

Love is in the air? C'est l'amour?

[DVV]

Ne m'en veux pas, Sister Hyde, j'ai un problème à régler avec le petit déjeuner.
Ma mère me reproche toujours de tremper mes Camel dans le moka de Harar.
Elle a raison.
Mais est-ce que je lui prends la tête pour ses free-base à l'ammoniaque ?
Le bicarbonate, c'est pas si cher que ça.

[Sister Hyde]

Nah. David meant Chocapic.

well ok then but only if Oggy and the cockroaches is on Gulli

[DVV]

Nah. David meant Chocapic.

[Stephen Thomas]

^^...I see...

Well I don't. Did David mean Choako Pops?

[Sister Hyde]

Try Chocopops.

^^...I see...

[Roy Corduroy]

This thread is hilarious and oughta be a comedy routine.

A politically correct group rant was interrupted..........by an earthquake.

Roy

[DVV]

Try Chocopops.

[Sister Hyde]

Go eat your corn flakes and shut your tiny mouth, baby hyde.

You're lucky the northern people have implanted in me a very devellopped sense of self-mockery, things that people tend to lack cruelly in southern parts

[DVV]

And was it Camus that wrote in his diary how glad he was that the war was over in late 1939/early 1940. Vive La France!

Ah, but you know I have a soft spot for British literature, my dear....and Camus isn't my tasse de thé...

[DVV]

You disappoint me, David. That's just childish.

Yes it is, absolutely. But that may be the only way to address some extremely childish posts.

The Japanese may well be absolutely wonderful people these days but not so long ago they were not quite so nice. In fact they were a bunch of brutal, sadistic, medieval morons.

Here I could use your words and reply that you disapoint me, Stephen. I just can repeat that this thread is definitely not the proper place for such a bold turn of phrase.
It happens that I read the memoirs of Olaudah Equiano last week, and reading it, I couldn't help feeling that our countries, ie England and France, have more blood on their shoulders than any other.
But are we to judge European civilization according to what we did in Africa and West Indies to black people ?
I'm afraid we are all "medieval morons", Stephen.