Chaos in France
Re: Chaos in France
OFSO, those measures may be there just for you. They know your kind and how dangerous you can be. Normal people wearing kafiyahs and niqabs go without scrutiny.
Because they stand on the wall and say "nothing's gonna hurt you tonight, not on my watch".
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Only because all the security staff are Africans ....
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BBC: France's president to fly to riot-hit New Caledonia
ODT: First Kiwis evacuated from New Caledonia due back tonight
Stuff: First New Caledonia evacuation flight lands in Auckland
ODT: First Kiwis evacuated from New Caledonia due back tonight
Stuff: First New Caledonia evacuation flight lands in Auckland
"And to think that it's the same dear old Moon..."
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By the way, on Friday night in the Terrassa Bistro in the 7th arrondissement, I was served the smallest glass of draft beer I have ever seen. 0.25ml and cost €5.80. Enough to make anybody riot.
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Yes I did. I always have trouble resizing on my phone. Suffice it to say the glass of beer is 2/3 the height of the wineglass next to it.
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Obviously you don't go to Paris to enjoy beer.
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Whilst living in Denmark, a suggestion was made by a colleague that we should 'share a beer' (it had been a dedicated session), to which the response was "Jeg had aldrigt taenkt at man kun del en Øl" which was a play on grammar - as there is a distinction between "en Øl" and "et Øl" with one referring to "beer" and the other to "a beer".
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I guess the English equivalent would be done with emphasis. "I never think we should share A beer"
Aren't Danish and English similar when it comes to sailing and drinking words?
Aren't Danish and English similar when it comes to sailing and drinking words?
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I used to muse about two old fishermen sitting comparing words in Danish and English.
Whilst there are similarities, there are, also, differences.
The English worn 'sky' refers to the blue bit, whereas in Danish it refers to 'cloud' or shade.
Whilst there are similarities, there are, also, differences.
The English worn 'sky' refers to the blue bit, whereas in Danish it refers to 'cloud' or shade.