Heartland

That's a one motherfuckin' thread necro. Impresive.

In defense of the French: french kiss and other french kind of love. And motherfuckin' champagne.

Jeezus! was HL really this un-PC back then? old posts come back to haunt you...

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:Jeezus! was HL really this un-PC back then? old posts come back to haunt you...

It would appear so.

I feel like a reformed Nazi.

James Blast wrote:Bauhaus were in it, well Murphy was (sneeze and you miss it) and in its day was very stylish and a good tale, even The Thin White Duke aquitted himself well.
All the above is in my humble/experienced opinion

regards
James Blast

The Hunger is fine in my book

What does un-PC means ?

Btw i didn't revive this thread, look at the dates

iesus wrote:What does un-PC means ?

Btw i didn't revive this thread, look at the dates

PC= politically correct. un-PC= not politically correct.

I see, if it is about political correct, i can share a 2 cent from a country that is butchered by politically correct personas. Don't believe PC politicians, journalists, tv celebs, idiots, etc
Don't support PC of any kind!
Don't support any party, organization even F.C. that use PC language!
Don't use PC language! Avoid those who do, they are a bunch of liars, a bunch of idiots, a bunch of Mafiosi!
Be yourself, not a robot...

So it took nearly 11 years to come up with something else good about the French

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:

iesus wrote:What does un-PC means ?

Btw i didn't revive this thread, look at the dates

PC= politically correct. un-PC= not politically correct.

I thought it was
PC= Personal Computer
Un PC= Mac

Pista wrote:

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:

iesus wrote:What does un-PC means ?

Btw i didn't revive this thread, look at the dates

PC= politically correct. un-PC= not politically correct.

I thought it was
PC= Personal Computer
Un PC= Mac

the ghost of (the still living) mr blast returns to haunt us! (hopefully a little better-mannered than his previous self.)

iesus wrote:I see, if it is about political correct, i can share a 2 cent from a country that is butchered by politically correct personas. Don't believe PC politicians, journalists, tv celebs, idiots, etc
Don't support PC of any kind!
Don't support any party, organization even F.C. that use PC language!
Don't use PC language! Avoid those who do, they are a bunch of liars, a bunch of idiots, a bunch of Mafiosi!
Be yourself, not a robot...

i am the first to be un-PC and the last to be PC but nonetheless would always be surprised and disappointed as fuck to find a HL thread entitled "why i don't mind ni**ers" (my asterisks) or "jews aren't all that bad because....". [/point made]

The thing about political correctness is that all it's trying to do is avoid offending people. I don't see what's so bad about that.

It's because you haven't seen how scums use PC against all those that oppose them to hide behind the dust of PC accusations. And the funny thing is that those that use PC are the most offensive and violent people you can see around you right now. They remind the cultural revolution of mao or lynch mob.

The most violent and offensive people I see around are the EDL and Britain First crowd. And PC is an accusation you certainly can't level at them.

Good french things:-

Alain Prost
The Citroen Saxo I used to have
Rene from Allo Allo
Asterix
Vanessa Paradis
Joe Le Taxi
Bunking off French at secondary school
The Flashing Blade
Antoine De Caunes
Le Comte de Frou Frou
Nicole
Not Papa

Cléo de Mérode

baguette!

Gothic Cathedrals
Eau de Cologne (or is this German? Koeln = Cologne )
and all the mentioned listed above

iesus wrote:...
Eau de Cologne (or is this German? Koeln = Cologne )
...

It is, mostly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Maria_Farina ...

And as to defence for the French, these are only a few people who come to my mind at a very first glimpse ...
Voltaire, Charles Baudelaires, Jean Cocteau, Arthur Rimbaud, Marcel Proust, Stéphane Mallarmé, Louis Aragon, Antonin Artaud,
Paul Cézanne, Gustave Doré, Henri Matisse, Georges Braque, André Breton, Paul Éluard, Francis Picabia, Fernand Léger, Yves
Tanguy, Georges Seurat, Paul Signac, Marcel Duchamp, Simone de Beauvoir, Jean-Paul Sartre, Jean Genet, Jacques Derrida,
Erik Satie ... ahhhhhh ... the list seems endless ...

radiojamaica wrote:baguette!

They bake their bread in such naughty shapes.

I seem to recall reading that the baguette was Napoleon's invention; a day's bread ration that a soldier could carry wrapped in the middle of his bed-roll.

iesus:

The castle, though nice, isn't his, not are any of the other items in my list apart from 'Nice place', suitably interpreted.


XidiouX

11 years in and yet no-one on this thread has mentioned this? You disappoint me, really you do...

thank you for that as on the same page i discovered rowan atkinson and kate bush singing "do bears s**t in the woods".

XidiouX wrote:My old man recently moved to Carcassonne. Went to visit him a few weeks ago. Nice place. Nice castle. Nice canal. Nice women. Nice fois gras.

Nice post office.


XidiouX

There's nothing nice about fois gras.