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For France July 4 is a chance to reconcile
AP
| 7/4/03
| Julia Zappei
Posted on 07/04/2003 7:32:47 AM PDT by Valin
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posted on
07/04/2003 7:32:47 AM PDT
by
Valin
To: Valin
France? France?
I must have been sick when they taught about that place when I was in school.
France?
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posted on
07/04/2003 7:36:18 AM PDT
by
auntdot
To: Valin
...hope to use the occasion to point out that France has long been - and will remain - a friend of the United States. Well then France, start acting like it.
And when you do, I will refrain from calling ya'all cheese eating surrender monkeys.
5.56mm
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posted on
07/04/2003 7:38:47 AM PDT
by
M Kehoe
To: Valin
"France wants to provide an ``extra welcome'' to American visitors this year,..." They will only spit in your food once.
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posted on
07/04/2003 7:40:38 AM PDT
by
HighWheeler
(RATS hero is an impeached, dis-barred, lying, perjuring, cheating, lazy, cowardly sexual predator)
To: Valin
Not a chance, France.
Becki
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posted on
07/04/2003 7:42:14 AM PDT
by
Becki
(Pray continually for our leaders and our troops!)
To: Valin
at this point the french can try to kiss Americas ass till hell freezes over and I still won't buy anything from the turds.
To: auntdot
Oh sure you remember them! It's that country that Germany keeps invading.
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posted on
07/04/2003 7:47:58 AM PDT
by
Valin
(America is a vast conspiracy to make you happy.)
To: Valin
"It's like a family. There are conflicts, but in the end one remains a family. You stay together," said de la Taille, who once lived in the United States and whose daughter was born there. Look folks, this wasn't a little tiff over trade, this was france endangering American lives by activily creating dissention in the UN, by working harder than they've ever worked before to derail things in the UN, and support a regime that was killing, torturing, and maiming their own people. Not merely a few political dissidents, but average people who live in fear every day of their lives. It's not merely the french government that did this, it was the average frenchman who totally supported their government.
No, we're not family and we won't forget.
To: Valin
The uber-costly French clothier Hermes no longer flies France's flag above its high-profile flagship outlet on Madison Avenue here.
This tie is a mere $108.
To: Valin
BTW france, you can take your barbeque and your champagne and stick it up your posterior oriface.
To: Valin
Hey France, why don't you give America the image of "Woody" Allen french kissing his daughter...that will help.
To: Valin
Laissez les grenouilles manger la merde et mourir.
To: Valin
Ha, the ban is working! Sorry France, a few roses aren't going to bring you back into the fold. You've been disinherited, kicked out, and shuned by the family. At the very least you might consider this some tough love.
To: auntdot
France? France? I must have been sick when they taught about that place when I was in school.
France?
C'mon, you know the place! They are in the axis of weasels, and they provide safe harbor for all of the world's most revolting people: terrorists, murderer's, pedophiles, etc.
Roman Polanski, James Dewayne Nivette, Ayatollah Khomeni, Ira Einhorn, and on and on.....
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posted on
07/04/2003 7:57:51 AM PDT
by
HighWheeler
(RATS hero is an impeached, dis-barred, lying, perjuring, cheating, lazy, cowardly sexual predator)
To: Valin
Estan pendejos! Americans have a LONG memory! We'll never forget how they turned their backs on us! NEVER!!!!
To: Valin
To Americans in Paris: Go pay respects to one of the last honorable Frenchmen. LaFayette is over at the Picpus Cemetery.
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posted on
07/04/2003 7:59:17 AM PDT
by
July 4th
To: Valin
The divorce is final. Adieu, mon turds.
To: Valin
I'll be impressed when they oust Chiraq.
To: Valin
"Le trop grand empressement qu'on a s'aquitter d'une obligation est une espece d'ingratitude." (Rochefoucauld 1613-1680) He described very well the present French eagerness to please Americans. Here's a translation: "Excessive eagerness in paying off an obligation is a kind of ingratitude." Touche'
To: NativeNewYorker
Are they worms or bacteria on a field of blue? At $108! Holy cats! The French are mad! Buyers of this kind of French crap are idiots.
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