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Brooklyn, NY
Jan 2002 time: 05:17
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C'mon...you're gonna tell me that this never crossed your mind once on the foreign advisor's screen??
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Last edited by Minuteman on 24-02-2002 at 15:19
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Blacken
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...I'm calling the asylum.
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Leonidas
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I think Alexander the Great's waiting to be "b!tch slapped". . . 
Last edited by Leonidas on 24-02-2002 at 12:38
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nato
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West Unite
Aug 2001 time: 00:17
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Well the original post got one (and probably only one) thing right ... it used the word "croissont".
The French language is composed entirely of just four phrases:
1. Croissont
2. Beret
3. Sacre Bleu
4. Retreat! It is zee Germans!
All different meanings are derived simply by changing the intonation and emphasis of those four phrases, such as "CROIssont" instead of "croissONT".
Edit: Additionally the phrase "Cordon Bleu" can be found occassionally, but only in technical manuals and other advanced writings.
Last edited by nato on 25-02-2002 at 03:02
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