So I won't be able to show off the 10 words I remember from high school French :).Rive said:Sorry, my nick was originally a random generated string, to be used in a D&D game. Then it stuck, and it took a decade when I found out that it actually has some meaning...
So I have no idea, what did you wanted to say
De mondd magyarul, és akkor érteni fogom.![]()
Your French is better than ... The answer for me is "hibbdebach". Bet you cannot find out what that means! It is neither nasty, political incorrect, a curse or otherwise problematic. It's a totally normal word in the local tongue.WWGD said:Vous etes Rive Gauche ou Rive Droit? Mais pas de politicques ici, nous somme tous de centre ;).Hope my high school French is not too stale.
Él Budán vagy Pesten?Rive said:De mondd magyarul, és akkor érteni fogom.
No, it is a city-state.WWGD said:Are they even a republic?
And your Hungarian is better than mine -- if you can compare with the empty set. Fogdam to PF, Rive.fresh_42 said:Él Budán vagy Pesten?
My O? I Idon't have an O ;.Ref:Verbal puns in ( ruined by) writing.fresh_42 said:Actually, they have Euro.
I think infallibility may imply he cannot put out bull.Ibix said:By papal bull, perhaps?
Doll are you, what do you need an "O" for?WWGD said:I don't have an O ;.Ref:Verbal puns in ( ruined by) writing.
French "kiss" diet. And cleans her teeth too!fresh_42 said:"Since you're on this diet, you kiss much better!"
"Kissing? I'm searching for leftovers!"
WWGD said:Vous etes Rive Gauche ou Rive Droit? Mais pas de politicques ici, nous somme tous de centre ;).Hope my high school French is not too stale.
J'ai compris.WWGD said:So I won't be able to show off the 10 words I remember from high school French :).
fresh_42 said:Él Budán vagy Pesten?
jtbell said:Was this guy's name Marlin, by any chance?![]()
Mark44 said:A guy walks into a florist's shop, and says "I'd like to buy some anemones for my wife."
The florist, remembering that he was fresh out of anemones, replies, "Anemones are a good choice, but take a look at these ferns I have."
Customer: "My wife really likes anemones, so that's what I'd like to buy."
Florist: "With fronds like these, you don't need anemones."
Hahahaha... ... Can't help it, still laughing!davenn said:
And still laughing, every time I see it! ...Stavros Kiri said:Hahahaha... ... Can't help it, still laughing!
Better 1 than 28 ! ...fresh_42 said:I do not understand this Brexit dilemma. All the trouble, effort and sweat, just to gain 1 GB?
Indeed! As if we hadn't already enough nationalism in Europe.Stavros Kiri said:Better 1 than 28 ! ...
Lolfresh_42 said:Indeed! As if we hadn't already enough nationalism in Europe.
Easy come, easy go! You didn't pay the ninthjack action said:
I see 30567883th missing too!fresh_42 said:Easy come, easy go! You didn't pay the ninth![]()
I like semantic misunderstanding jokes.davenn said:
They can tell the driver about that rule every day, too.nitsuj said:Sounds like a bad deal for seniors who can only ride free on Wednesdays.
mfb said:They can tell the driver about that rule every day, too.
Alright, but i really feel you just being a less strict bus driver :D My interpretation is if seniors can ride free on Wednesdays, implicitly they cannot on the other days. If I were a bus operator I would feel bound to restrict those seniors being able to ride free only on wednesday. Which is what rule one says. Seniors ride free on wednesdays. So if a non senior mentions the rule they can ride free, with no restrictions.mfb said:The first rule doesn't say anything about seniors on other weekdays. On Wednesday the seniors can board the bus/train using the first rule, on other days they tell the driver about the first rule and board it using the second rule.
Or do it like Luxembourg...