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Old Apr 2nd 2013, 3:24 am
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Originally Posted by Tweedpipe
I thought Dennerlymum would say that.
Congratulations on securing a job there.

As they would typically say in Toulouse, "26k? Plus que suffisant pour les saucisses de Toulouse et du pastis con!
I am in stitches for the second times this afternoon and I LOVE it

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Originally Posted by victorian67
I am in stitches for the second times this afternoon and I LOVE it Karim
Glad you liked it.

Of course, I was always very careful whenever I used this word, so loved by the Toulousains and others in the south, and Provence. I never, ever used it in Paris or elsewhere north of Toulouse. As most probably know, said in a pleasant fashion in certain areas only, it's similar to the salutation "mate" or "dude". Said in other ways it can be a gross insult.
After working a number of years in Toulouse, when I moved to the Paris area (Orly, then Roissy) I really missed the daily salutation I had become so used to. When returning to Toulouse occasionally on business it was a welcoming pleasure again to be greeted with, "Bonjour! Comment ça va con?"

Karim, it sounds like you have a sense of humour. HERE's a snippet of Toulouse humour - autour d'un Pastis - that gets me
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