Private sale - legal action

[double u]

"monsieur, vou want sue a local, a veritable Frog a Noumea, et vous, vous et un etranger, un strangeeer? mais quel audacite!!! we will throw vous into the den des escargots, les snails, they will eat you, manger! comprenez vous? ca va etre votre fin, le end! zhey will turn you into food francais, et bouf!"

[Cadence]

I hadn't read every post. Has money changed hands? If not don't peruse it. If so I'm sorry. You never pay for anything until you get it.

[JPA Cate]

Originally Posted by double u

"monsieur, vou want sue a local, a veritable Frog a Noumea, et vous, vous et un etranger, un strangeeer? mais quel audacite!!! we will throw vous into the den des escargots, les snails, they will eat you, manger! comprenez vous? ca va etre votre fin, le end! zhey will turn you into food francais, et bouf!"

@double u:

Thank you so much for the above post. I laughed so hard my eyes teared up and I had to wipe 'em to see what I'm typing! Thanks for the laughs!

Bwahahaha!



Ann

[double u]

the word "arrogance" is not without reason of a romance-language origin (Norman)...
(I'm francophile, btw...)

[JPA Cate]

This is way off the thread topic, but there are those from Normandie, and those from Bretagne (Brittany).....and a whole lot of miscegnation way back in the old days before those guys came over from Saxony, eh?

Ann

[Wotname]

Originally Posted by JPA Cate

This is way off the thread topic, but there are those from Normandie, and those from Bretagne (Brittany).....and a whole lot of miscegnation way back in the old days before those guys came over from Saxony, eh?

Ann

Crikey Ann, ya dun it agin...

I git the Normans, Brits and Saxons references but I gotta reach out to Google fur "miscegenation"...

Wuld ya mind not forcing me to edukat meself
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to the OP for the

[JPA Cate]

A long time ago, I needed to have my police records from France sent to a country I wanted a visa for. I went to see a friend of ours, who is bilingual in French and English, and familiar with French culture. I was astonished at the letter he wrote in French for me: it was full of flowery, formal, respectful phrases which are part of normal business writing in France, and unknown to me from the business English I had learned. A letter I wrote would have been insulting, because it was lacking what should be there. So, understanding ponyo's predicament from my own experience, I found double u's post hysterically funny!

Not so, ponyo's predicament.

Ann