Tanguy-fi-ni, La-France- aus-si
Feb 13th 2003, 2:44 am
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Tanguy-fi-ni, La-France- aus-si
Remember the recent French movie Tanguy? There was a 28-year-old
Parisian bebe' who lived very comfortably chez maman et papa, at their
expense naturellement, to the point that the middle-aged couple could
not even baiser in sainte paix. He was dependent, spoiled,
irresponsible and immature, cultivated recondite intellectual
interests getting him nowhere fast, and was insufferably patronizing,
with pretensions to moral superiority, giving others unsolicited
lecons in how to live (now what country does that remind you of?).
His maman, being aroused to bellicosity by the prospect of being
baiser-less, got rid of his favorite fetish t-shirt (maman, ou' est
mon t-shirt?). Oui, maman had thrown it into la pou-belle (le trash,
gahr-bahj).
Inspired by this courageous act. I am taking French leave of:
Alsatian gewurtztraminer- pou-belle
Guerlain's Mitsouko- pou-belle
French books, such as the one on 9/11 plot- pou-belle
Travel to France- Venice alone has more to offer pou-belle
French restaurants- Northern Italian, Chinese, Thai preferable
pou-belle
French clothes- never wore them, c'est facile pou-belle
Only thing is, in the movie there was le happy end anglo-saxon,
because le bebe' is the object of a a reverse adoption by the Chinese
(who approve of single male sons). Can we send toute la France on a
slow boat to China?
Parisian bebe' who lived very comfortably chez maman et papa, at their
expense naturellement, to the point that the middle-aged couple could
not even baiser in sainte paix. He was dependent, spoiled,
irresponsible and immature, cultivated recondite intellectual
interests getting him nowhere fast, and was insufferably patronizing,
with pretensions to moral superiority, giving others unsolicited
lecons in how to live (now what country does that remind you of?).
His maman, being aroused to bellicosity by the prospect of being
baiser-less, got rid of his favorite fetish t-shirt (maman, ou' est
mon t-shirt?). Oui, maman had thrown it into la pou-belle (le trash,
gahr-bahj).
Inspired by this courageous act. I am taking French leave of:
Alsatian gewurtztraminer- pou-belle
Guerlain's Mitsouko- pou-belle
French books, such as the one on 9/11 plot- pou-belle
Travel to France- Venice alone has more to offer pou-belle
French restaurants- Northern Italian, Chinese, Thai preferable
pou-belle
French clothes- never wore them, c'est facile pou-belle
Only thing is, in the movie there was le happy end anglo-saxon,
because le bebe' is the object of a a reverse adoption by the Chinese
(who approve of single male sons). Can we send toute la France on a
slow boat to China?
Feb 13th 2003, 4:44 am
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Re: Tanguy-fi-ni, La-France- aus-si
On 13 Feb 2003 07:44:47 -0800, in rec.travel.europe, [email protected] (Cynthia)
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
... Remember the recent French movie Tanguy? There was a 28-year-old
... Parisian bebe' who lived very comfortably chez maman et papa, at their
... expense naturellement, to the point that the middle-aged couple could
... not even baiser in sainte paix. He was dependent, spoiled,
... irresponsible and immature, cultivated recondite intellectual
... interests getting him nowhere fast, and was insufferably patronizing,
... with pretensions to moral superiority, giving others unsolicited
... lecons in how to live (now what country does that remind you of?).
The USA.
... Only thing is, in the movie there was le happy end anglo-saxon,
... because le bebe' is the object of a a reverse adoption by the Chinese
... (who approve of single male sons). Can we send toute la France on a
... slow boat to China?
No. We have too many girls for their liking.
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Some people's idea of [free speech] is that they are free to say what they like, but if
anyone says anything back, that is an outrage. - Winston Churchill
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
... Remember the recent French movie Tanguy? There was a 28-year-old
... Parisian bebe' who lived very comfortably chez maman et papa, at their
... expense naturellement, to the point that the middle-aged couple could
... not even baiser in sainte paix. He was dependent, spoiled,
... irresponsible and immature, cultivated recondite intellectual
... interests getting him nowhere fast, and was insufferably patronizing,
... with pretensions to moral superiority, giving others unsolicited
... lecons in how to live (now what country does that remind you of?).
The USA.
... Only thing is, in the movie there was le happy end anglo-saxon,
... because le bebe' is the object of a a reverse adoption by the Chinese
... (who approve of single male sons). Can we send toute la France on a
... slow boat to China?
No. We have too many girls for their liking.
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Some people's idea of [free speech] is that they are free to say what they like, but if
anyone says anything back, that is an outrage. - Winston Churchill
Feb 13th 2003, 9:56 am
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Tanguy-fi-ni, La-France- aus-si
Dans l'article ,
[email protected] (Cynthia) a écrit :
> Only thing is, in the movie there was le happy end anglo-saxon,
> because le bebe' is the object of a a reverse adoption by the Chinese
> (who approve of single male sons). Can we send toute la France on a
> slow boat to China?
I didn't get a chance to see this film, so I am really glad to know how it
turned out. I shall tell my old college friend who lives in Orange County,
California, and is a good conservative, about this solution. Her
thirty-something son is still living at home, and she and her husband are at
their wits' end as to how to get him up and out.
I think, however, that they might prefer to send him by a plane, rather than
a slow boat. "Slow boat to China" is a cliche. In French we call that "le
cliché."
Donna Evleth
[email protected] (Cynthia) a écrit :
> Only thing is, in the movie there was le happy end anglo-saxon,
> because le bebe' is the object of a a reverse adoption by the Chinese
> (who approve of single male sons). Can we send toute la France on a
> slow boat to China?
I didn't get a chance to see this film, so I am really glad to know how it
turned out. I shall tell my old college friend who lives in Orange County,
California, and is a good conservative, about this solution. Her
thirty-something son is still living at home, and she and her husband are at
their wits' end as to how to get him up and out.
I think, however, that they might prefer to send him by a plane, rather than
a slow boat. "Slow boat to China" is a cliche. In French we call that "le
cliché."
Donna Evleth
Feb 13th 2003, 1:43 pm
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Re: Tanguy-fi-ni, La-France- aus-si
Your post Cynthia, pou-belle ;-)
ps: Is www.smilingeggplant.com your website?
"Cynthia" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Alsatian gewurtztraminer- pou-belle
> Guerlain's Mitsouko- pou-belle
> French books, such as the one on 9/11 plot- pou-belle
> Travel to France- Venice alone has more to offer pou-belle
> French restaurants- Northern Italian, Chinese, Thai preferable
> pou-belle
> French clothes- never wore them, c'est facile pou-belle
ps: Is www.smilingeggplant.com your website?
"Cynthia" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Alsatian gewurtztraminer- pou-belle
> Guerlain's Mitsouko- pou-belle
> French books, such as the one on 9/11 plot- pou-belle
> Travel to France- Venice alone has more to offer pou-belle
> French restaurants- Northern Italian, Chinese, Thai preferable
> pou-belle
> French clothes- never wore them, c'est facile pou-belle
Feb 13th 2003, 9:50 pm
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Re: Tanguy-fi-ni, La-France- aus-si
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 02:43:30 -0000, "fzero"
wrote:
>Your post Cynthia, pou-belle ;-)
Elle est la poubelle pour aller danser.
wrote:
>Your post Cynthia, pou-belle ;-)
Elle est la poubelle pour aller danser.
Feb 14th 2003, 4:12 am
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On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 10:50:05 +0000, in rec.travel.europe, Malev
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
... On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 02:43:30 -0000, "fzero"
... wrote:
...
... >Your post Cynthia, pou-belle ;-)
... >
...
... Elle est la poubelle pour aller danser.
LOL
Excellente !!
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They say the best way to a man's heart is through his stomach. I say it's between his
third and fourth rib at a 45 degree angle.
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
... On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 02:43:30 -0000, "fzero"
... wrote:
...
... >Your post Cynthia, pou-belle ;-)
... >
...
... Elle est la poubelle pour aller danser.
LOL
Excellente !!
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They say the best way to a man's heart is through his stomach. I say it's between his
third and fourth rib at a 45 degree angle.
