What Car was that?

Citroen 2CV "Deux Chaveau" (SP) Used to be you couldn't swing a dead cat in France without hitting one. Oh-Oh, I made a dead cat joke, now the PC gang will be all over me again....

Two cylinder, cheap, "Volkswagen of France" car. Put the French on wheels, those cheese eating surrender-monkeys!

Oh, darn, now the French will be on my case.

Hey, Toad drove a Frog car!!!!

Rick

Rick,
Mersey-boo-coo whatever the french word for "thank you" is.
Dlanor L.B.

Gee ... one dead cat reference and one French reference ... all in the negative ... you are in trouble buddy ... just give yourself up now .... <grin>

Funny but not PC ... oh well ... we can't get it right all the time ... eh?

Where I go, trouble follows....look up the "can cats and models co-exist" thread.

And the answer is NO!

I expect I will be getting a call from the French Minister For Feline Protection. I am surprised they do not EAT cats, they eat snails and little birds ("all exzept zee leetle beek...") I mean with enough Hollandaise sauce they could pass it off as a delicacy!

I will close now and avoid additional trouble...

Rick

LOL! That is most non-PC...and funny!

Jerry

Mark IV.
How does one access that thread above? I know of a French dish called "d'shaved en p_ssie, in der white cream sauce" is that what you were refering too? The French are well known as "Lovers not Fighters." Notice how they ducked out of this Iraq War.


"Let the other poor dumb bastard die for his country."
General George Patton (a/k/a George C. Scott) Patton 1970

QUOTE: Originally posted by Mark IV Citroen 2CV "Deux Chaveau" (SP) Used to be you couldn't swing a dead cat in France without hitting one. Oh-Oh, I made a dead cat joke, now the PC gang will be all over me again....

That thing was a Citroen ??? Should've known !

Note my name -- French ancestry. My grandparents were smart and left France before WW1. They must have seen the writing on the wall........

Jim

I don't know if the French appreciate the finer culinary qualities of felines, but down here in Arizona we look upon them as "taco on the hoof"...LOL