NC: French Fries Are Out, Freedom Fries Are In

WRAL (Raleigh, NC) via AP ^ | February 17, 2003 | Associated Press

[Overtaxed]

Je n´ai sais pas. That means "I don´t know"

I remember that much. On the last day of my last french class I decided that the only things "french" that I wanted anything to do with was french toast and french fries. However it's been all pancakes and home fries for several years now.

[Overtaxed]

Thanks! I'll have to find that thread about the translators and CESM again. LOL!

[Cyber Liberty]

What's the french word for surrender?

Ther are many translations.

Nowarforoil

Peaceinourtime

Giveinspectionstime

Givesanctionstime

Givesaddamabreak

WehatetheentireworldbecauseevenBelizecankickourassanytime

[Bernard Marx]

Since Idaho produces most of the world's fries, what about "Idaho Fries?"

[RippleFire]

BUMP

[Michael81Dus]

Well, I still use to say
baguette and I won´t rule out to visit our neighbour in the west once more. Paris is just 4 1/2 hours by car away.

[GretchenEE]

I love this idea for potatoes and hope it grows eyes all over America.

[Michael81Dus]

But I promised: I will always hate the French (gay) language. I wrote on the board on the last day "la megére sur la buchers!" (means: the witch on the stakes!") and was meant as an insult for my teacher. She was so typical French... uuha

[Michael81Dus]

I´m one of these fighters in my own country (Germany). We should never forget that every medal has two sites. But since the opposition in France is far more left than Chirac, I can´t see no hope for them. In my country, at least the strong opposition supports the US.

[Godel]

Je n´ai sais pas. That means "I don´t know" - and was my most-used sentence in French

Moi aussi.

[Michael81Dus]

It´s fun to remember my only subject in which I was really bad!! School was a great time. And I won´t miss the two years French. It was the only subject I started a countdown at 220.000 seconds down... LOL

[Overtaxed]

But I promised: I will always hate the French (gay) language.

I told my teacher that if any french wanted to talk to me they'd have to use English because I didn't want to talk to them in the first place.

[Tony in Hawaii]

We don't like to say "I da Ho." in Los Angeles.

[FreedomFarmer]

I love this idea for potatoes and hope it grows eyes all over America.

It does have apeel.

[wimpycat]

I've eaten at Cubbie's once. It's a straightforward burger and fries joint, like Char-Grill, only it's indoors.

[Constitution Day]

I've eaten at a Cubbie's in Greenville* (*by EZU) & the food was pretty good.
Is it owned by the same people?

[wimpycat]

I don't know.

[Bernard Marx]

I thought you were in Hawaii. Anyhow, we don't speak Ebonics in Idaho, or not when I lived there. We don't speak it in Ventura County, either.

[FreedomFarmer]

Every time I find myself needing assistance in Paris, I always ask, in German, if they speak German or English....
and most always recieve an answer in English.

The other way around gets you ignored.

[Ciexyz]

I'll take a double order of Freedom Fries, please!