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The last post is the WINNER!
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bonjour, ça va ?
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
They don't want the dog to get it.
Nah, here's just a few french words that you use (probably)
Absent
Accident
Action
Adorable
Attention
Avenue
Bizarre
Blond
Bouquet
Boutique
Brunette
Bureau
Café
Chauffeur
Chef
Client
Communication
Cousin
Critique
Danger
Depot
Diesel
Encore
Ensemble
Entrepreneur
Excellent
Fruit
Garage
Humble
Image
Important
Index
Information
Intelligent
Lingerie
Liqueur
Matinee
Menu
Musical
Nation
Nature
Original
Omelette
Page
Parking
Patient
Picnic
Place
Police
Public
Question
Recyclable
Rendezvous
Restaurant
Rouge
Route
Routine
Sabotage
Silhouette
Souvenir
Stable
Station
Table
Table d'hote
Train
Vain
Vinaigrette
Visible
Voyage
And of course there is the ignorance of denial...
While he was president, there was a daily newsletter that published his nonsense utterances, such as "Don't cry for me Argentina"...
I always thought he was giving secret coded instructions to his CIA operatives around the world...
I hate how Sam gets profiled when he goes to pick up Ares's meds...
They actually told him there was no meds to pick up last night... I countered that over the phone, and told them what it was and when it was prescribed, and they magically found it. Sam said she was still really uncomfortable giving it to him...
Not the first time this has happened.
Wondering if I should lodge a complaint.
They actually told him there was no meds to pick up last night... I countered that over the phone, and told them what it was and when it was prescribed, and they magically found it. Sam said she was still really uncomfortable giving it to him...
Not the first time this has happened.
Wondering if I should lodge a complaint.
Long hair can do it
I guess I never got that newsletter. They didn't even have Twitter back in those days.
Correct, not appropriate, yes i think complaint is called for
You'd think in this day and age, people would be more accustomed to long-haired people.
You're raisin' Caine.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Still the French.... still have the audacity to not use English
Winning with a loaf of Bosnian bread.
I don't know how its made, but its the best bread I've ever had.
I don't know how its made, but its the best bread I've ever had.
Very true.
Dermatitis that I must be scratching in my sleep. She gave me some steroid cream which has started to clear it up.
But are they really happy? Well, a few probably but...
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A former client of mine, sadly, recently deceased, has/had two yachts moored in the South of France, next to each other.
One was fast, one was slow. He'd take the fast one down to St. Tropez, and have the other one follow because it was more comfortable. He'd have lunch in one of his restaurants there, then relax on the slow yacht for the day. Sometimes he'd stay overnight, sometimes not. But he'd take the fast yacht back to home port.
The captains would hand out thousands to get the best berths in St. Tropez. He literally used the yachts like his taxi.
He would do the same to his house in Portofino, but that was usually a week or so trip.
His recent passing made global headlines, to give an idea of the dosh. But to be fair, his tax contributions to the local economy literally changed the small port town he lived in. He created public parks, golf and tennis courts, a horse riding club, gym facilities, all well maintained, fully staffed with great summer programs for the kids; further works improved the roads, sidewalks, public beaches and walking/hiking paths; he bought a disused old church and turned it into a public museum, etc. He literally contributed so much to the local economy that they no longer charge for public parking anywhere, it's all free, all year round.
That's how you're supposed to 'trillionaire'.
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A former client of mine, sadly, recently deceased, has/had two yachts moored in the South of France, next to each other.
One was fast, one was slow. He'd take the fast one down to St. Tropez, and have the other one follow because it was more comfortable. He'd have lunch in one of his restaurants there, then relax on the slow yacht for the day. Sometimes he'd stay overnight, sometimes not. But he'd take the fast yacht back to home port.
The captains would hand out thousands to get the best berths in St. Tropez. He literally used the yachts like his taxi.
He would do the same to his house in Portofino, but that was usually a week or so trip.
His recent passing made global headlines, to give an idea of the dosh. But to be fair, his tax contributions to the local economy literally changed the small port town he lived in. He created public parks, golf and tennis courts, a horse riding club, gym facilities, all well maintained, fully staffed with great summer programs for the kids; further works improved the roads, sidewalks, public beaches and walking/hiking paths; he bought a disused old church and turned it into a public museum, etc. He literally contributed so much to the local economy that they no longer charge for public parking anywhere, it's all free, all year round.
That's how you're supposed to 'trillionaire'.