Why Does France Suck so Bad?

[SlowwHand]

Listen to this.

What a qustion, coming from a hosehead.

[BeBMan]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse


It appears as though you've managed to miss the point completely. Why do you feel like sticking your nose in others' business is somehow a positive thing?

Well, if it brings real baguettes

[KrazyHorse]

A Boulangerie is fundamentally a craftsman's shop. That's how it resonates to the ears of French people. As a result, the word Boulangerie already says what kind of bread you'll buy, what kind of method is used to make it.

What a bunch of monkey-ass bull****. I speak French quite well, and have since I was a small child.

"Boulangerie" just means bakery. It's a place where you buy bread, tarts, pies and other baked goods. It doesn't mean anything else.

If you want your bakery to bake stuff by hand then they're more than free to advertise that fact. Why the **** do you think a subset of bakeries should be allowed to coopt the word to only mean baking according to their methods?

Sometimes I think that you guys are just so bitter about being an increasingly insignificant backwater that you seize on any opportunity to show just how French you can really be.

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse


No, they're forced to not buy machine-made baguettes.

Who the **** is the government to tell me that my bakery can't sell me my baguette made whatever ****ing way I please?

What the **** is the matter with you Euros?

Settle down, Beavis. The French goverment isn't telling you anything. Or did I miss something and in fact this piece of French law applies to Canada?

Sovereignty

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by BeBro


Well, if it brings real baguettes

If people wanted to buy "real" baguettes then they were more than free to before.

Telling other people what they can and can't buy because you want a certain type of bread is the most ridiculous **** ever.

[KrazyHorse]

Settle down, Beavis. The French goverment isn't telling you anything. Or did I miss something and in fact this piece of French law applies to Canada?

I didn't say anything about the French government in that post, numbskull. It was a comment on the general relationship between government and citizen.

[BeBMan]

Yeah, sovereignty

We must stop that Canadian cultural imperialism now or our baguettes are in danger.

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
It appears as though you've managed to miss the point completely. Why do you feel like sticking your nose in others' business is somehow a positive thing?

Erm .... can we just clarify exactly who is sticking their nose into whose business here?

Sovereignty

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Listen to this.

What a qustion, coming from a hosehead.

The real question is why you follow me around so much. I would ask why you manage to look so retarded when doing, but we all know the answer to that.

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by BeBro
Yeah, sovereignty

We must stop that Canadian cultural imperialism now or our baguettes are in danger.

Oh, I'm sorry. I shouldn't comment on a government trampling on its citizens' freedoms because that's somehow hypocritical?

What a load of relativist tripe.

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Cort Haus


Erm .... can we just clarify exactly who is sticking their nose into whose business here?

Sovereignty

Sovereignty

Amnesty International

http://www.amnestyusa.org/countries/china/index.do

[BeBMan]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse


Oh, I'm sorry. I shouldn't comment on a government trampling on its citizens' freedoms because that's somehow hypocritical?

The freedom to buy machine made baguettes

[Spec]

Yo KH, calm down. Didn't get any last night?



Spec.

[Nubclear]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
http://www.amnestyusa.org/countries/china/index.do

Regulating the names of food is clearly just like executing political enemies
Why, France is a veritable police state

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by BeBro




The freedom to buy machine made baguettes

First they came for the Communists...