There are quite a few american progs in children's tv in France, often subtitled, occasionally dubbed
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There are quite a few american progs in children's tv in France, often subtitled, occasionally dubbed
Gallic shrug an everything
Au contraire!
Frenchmen are known for their tiny baguettes.
Progress!
The need for long bread bespeaks compensating for something.
Just not up on my cultural shorthand. It makes sense now.
Says the guy who lives in the country where everything is bigger (tittering uncontrollably)
Sometimes things are bigger just because they are.
We don't need to lengthen our bread.
Although there are some people...
Physically? Mentally - yes - there's a bit of the rebellious teen in all of us. After all, there's a little of the frog in all of us.
He's their greatest actor.I've seen French cartoons.
Or he was...until he immigrated to Ameristan.
There's a little more frog in @ChristineM though.
Just had a couple of them,. They go round from town to village to put on a show. Every year the go the route and every year i deliberately miss them
Meanwhile, up in Canuckistan....
I am not shocked. I have seen you do it on RF before.