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Who are these urglers?
Uncle Marvo wrote: I thought the French description of the vachement flat 'at was that of what we funny English call a 'cow pat'. I didn't know that. See, learning everyday. Anyhow, il y a ces deux vaches. La premiere dit a la deuxieme, "qu'est-ce que c'est que vous pensez de la vache folle?" Et la deuxieme reponds "il ne m'inquiet pas; je suis un canard.". LOL! Cute. Once I gave a pun to Sacha, and she thought I was rude, again. Well, it was in French .... I had written, after a long mad thread with lots of dispute, 'Les jardiniers ont la chair a fleur de pot'. The secret is in the last word. I think that's how you spell "canard". Oh yes - don't you worry and I'm not even going there. Heard this one the other day: what do you call a french man wearing sandals? Phillipe Flop. |
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