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Well, apparently Vicky doesn't want to go shopping in Paris anyway, they're staying in LA LA Land.

Brilliant!  If his wife spends it all in France it will do the economy some good.

Bless! Hope your chaton is well x

Hi sweets! My fench is far from perfect and accents and hyphens are always a problem for me! I tend to nip in and out of the forum as nervously as a cat in a chinese restaurant so...? Hope you're well ;)

[quote user="ericd"]Qu'est j'en sais moi ??....[/quote] Qu'est ce QUE j'en sais moi? Sorry - I've got my red pen out tonight children ;)

[quote user="idun"]Well The Borgias was excellent. I watched every episode and hope they do a second series. The Borgias were treacherous, corrupt and sans scruples........ well, maybe he did give a good description of a meeting of politicans[Www] [/quote] Me too - love it! You're right idun not much has changed since then.

Oh! And how ridiculous and completely 'à côté de la plaque' was he when he made comparisons with the european crisis meetings and the Vatican conclave scenes from the tv series 'Borgia' currently being aired on Canal plus. Does he think that everyone in France has a budget to cover monthly payments for satelite tv? He's a clown!

He'll be great telling bedtime stories to his baby daughter - he sent me to sleep! I though he was going to sing a lullaby at one point.

3 for my friends from l'Herault. 2 in my village and Aude and Haute Garonne but 4 just a couple of miles down the road from me.

Dieudonné is a very controversial humourist and has been accused of being racist and anti-semitist. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPkNDR9LBGU

You should sing it with your band!

"probably in Tarn, maybe Albi" Ha, ha, ha!!! That's really funny!!!

For Coops http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVLJcBsD__E

Trust you!

Something I find very strange - the French like Benny Hill, Mr. Bean and Monty Python. French comic programs like 'H' and sketches from the Canal plus S.A.V. team I find very childish. Coluche appealed to the masses and his humour (especially towards the end of his life) was rather political and controversial. Then you have humorists like the belgian Raymond Devos - very intellectual and always palying on words - you really have to have an excellent command of the French language to get him. So I suppose, like their music, the French have a wide variety of humour but not a lot of it appeals to me personally. This coming from someone who is very funny by the way!