The discussion revolves around comparisons between France and the United States, focusing on various cultural aspects such as food, beverages, sports, and societal behaviors. Participants explore subjective opinions on quality and preference without reaching definitive conclusions.
Participants express a mix of agreement and disagreement, with no consensus on whether France or the US is superior in the discussed categories. Multiple competing views remain, particularly regarding food quality and cultural attributes.
Participants' claims are based on personal experiences and subjective opinions, leading to a variety of perspectives without definitive resolutions. The discussion reflects a blend of humor and serious cultural critique.
innit isn't even a word.Chi Meson said:Wait, don't tell me...let me guess.. it's French, innit? They're even better at spelling!
that's one thing the french have always been mysteriously good at - weapon design.Andy said:yep, the exocet was a french missile, and a very useful one aswell. The argies where using british made missiles at the start of the war but for some reason the always seemed to miss the british ships, lol.
I will never understand how people can make ridiculous statements like "the french never were good at using weapons" and then think they are actually backing it up by citing a few battles that they lost. Idiocy!
Actually that's not strictly true, I think I understand it a bit better every time it happens.
Hmmm, sorry. But I've heard worse. You never know what the fluffbunnies will come up with these days.Andy said:A fine person to preach about ridiculous statements. Do you think i would use a 200 hundred year old battle and a swedish pop band as references if i was being serious?
It ain't? Mus be summat wrong wimme.Smurf said:innit isn't even a word.