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  1. TheCovertComic TheCovertComic
    posted a quote
    April 16, 2022 3:46am UTC
    My French girlfriend says she wants to make love with me in Crème Fraîche. Where in France is that?

  2. basorexia* basorexia*
    posted a quote
    November 13, 2015 10:32pm UTC
    I would #PrayforParis but it won't bring anyone back. So instead, #RIP to all those innocent civilians who lost their lives.

  3. ShadowBlack ShadowBlack
    posted a quote
    September 8, 2014 7:56pm UTC
    All I want to do is go back to Paris...

  4. confused* confused*
    posted a quote
    February 11, 2014 4:35pm UTC
    THE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE WANTS TO BAN HOMEWORK
    well this is it
    bonjour my petite croissants

  5. CJFlowers CJFlowers
    posted a quote
    January 1, 2014 3:48pm UTC
    Was skiing today in France (for a holiday)...I hate it when I ski with professionals (because i look rubbish compared to them), but when i see beginners (or kids) trying to snow plough, i'm like "right my time to shine", and then i look talented as i do my impressive parallel turns and ski past them haha

  6. jessicabliss jessicabliss
    posted a quote
    October 25, 2013 5:50pm UTC
    I always think of Canada as being the lovechild of England and France
    after a drunken one night stand and England just left it to grow up with
    its big brother America who was like the rebel of the family. And Canada
    wanted to be exactly like America but ended up being the nicer one who
    makes friends with everyone easily.

  7. KissMyAxe KissMyAxe
    posted a quote
    September 28, 2013 12:54pm UTC
    england: someone go call america for me.
    france: how?? he's probably sleeping like a log--
    canada: aHEM.
    england:
    france:
    canada: WHAT TEAM??
    [stumbling and footsteps going down the stairs]
    america: [bUSTS THROUGH THE DOOR]
    america: WILDCATS

  8. Onix* Onix*
    posted a quote
    September 18, 2013 9:01am UTC
    Fun fact #0007
    One day I'll move to france and I'll be a mime,so I won't have to learn the language
    because my language-learning skills sucks.

  9. Onism* Onism*
    posted a quote
    August 28, 2013 2:13pm UTC
    My bright orange fanta can
    looked completely colourless
    IN THE TUNNEL THAT TOOK ME INTO CALAIS.
    The vibrant green of the trees,
    On an avenue in the rain
    LOOKED DULL AND IN GRAYSCALE
    eventhough my camera was set on 'auto'.
    and when I looked over all my photographs
    on the way back home, I found they all (I)
    looked HOLLOW AND DEJECTED
    without you in them (next to me)
    (S.H)

  10. AwesomeUsername AwesomeUsername
    posted a quote
    July 14, 2013 3:54pm UTC
    l'esprit de l'escalier (French)
    That feeling you get when you leave a
    conversation and think of all the things you
    should have said.
    There is no word in the English language for
    this.

  11. Hale_Storm18 Hale_Storm18
    posted a quote
    July 4, 2013 10:15am UTC
    Yo, France! Imma let you finish, but America had one of the best revolutions of all time.

  12. imjustthatcool imjustthatcool
    posted a quote
    June 25, 2013 2:35pm UTC
    So, in 3 days I'll be in France.
    Can I just like wake up from this dream now or....

  13. *VA VA VOOM* *VA VA VOOM*
    posted a quote
    June 22, 2013 1:20pm UTC
    Me: I'm not scared of spiders at all.
    Me: In France everyone looked so scared while I was just standing there laughing.
    Me: It was kinda awkward though...

  14. AEleanore AEleanore
    posted a quote
    May 29, 2013 3:58pm UTC
    FRANCE: zero
    FRANCE: one
    FRANCE: two
    FRANCE: three
    FRANCE: four
    FRANCE: five
    FRANCE: six
    FRANCE: seven
    FRANCE: eight
    FRANCE: nine
    FRANCE: ten
    FRANCE: eleven
    FRANCE: twelve
    FRANCE: thirteen
    FRANCE: fourteen
    FRANCE: fifteen
    FRANCE: sixteen
    FRANCE: TEN-SEVEN
    FRANCE: TEN-EIGHT
    FRANCE: TEN-NINE
    FRANCE: twenty
    FRANCE: TWENTY-AND-ONE
    FRANCE: twenty-two
    FRANCE: twenty-three
    FRANCE: twenty-four
    FRANCE: twenty-five
    FRANCE: twenty-six
    FRANCE: twenty-seven
    FRANCE: twenty-eight
    FRANCE: twenty-nine
    FRANCE: thirty
    FRANCE: THIRTY-AND-ONE
    FRANCE: thirty-two
    FRANCE: thirty-three
    FRANCE: thirty-four
    FRANCE: thirty-five
    FRANCE: thirty-six
    FRANCE: thirty-seven
    FRANCE: thirty-eight
    FRANCE: thirty-nine
    FRANCE: forty
    FRANCE: FORTY-AND-ONE
    FRANCE: forty-two
    FRANCE: forty-three
    FRANCE: forty-four
    FRANCE: forty-five
    FRANCE: forty-six
    FRANCE: forty-seven
    FRANCE: forty-eight
    FRANCE: forty-nine
    FRANCE: fifty
    FRANCE: FIFTY-AND-ONE
    FRANCE: fifty-two
    FRANCE: fifty-three
    FRANCE: fifty-four
    FRANCE: fifty-five
    FRANCE: fifty-six
    FRANCE: fifty-seven
    FRANCE: fifty-eight
    FRANCE: fifty-nine
    FRANCE: sixty
    FRANCE: SIXTY-AND-ONE
    FRANCE: sixty-two
    FRANCE: sixty-three
    FRANCE: sixty-four
    FRANCE: sixty-five
    FRANCE: sixty-six
    FRANCE: sixty-seven
    FRANCE: sixty-eight
    FRANCE: sixty-nine
    FRANCE: SIXTY-TEN
    FRANCE: SIXTY-ELEVEN
    FRANCE: SIXTY-TWELVE
    FRANCE: SIXTY-THIRTEEN
    FRANCE: SIXTY-FOURTEEN
    FRANCE: SIXTY-FIFTEEN
    FRANCE: SIXTY-SIXTEEN
    FRANCE: SIXTY-TEN-SEVEN
    FRANCE: SIXTY-TEN-EIGHT
    FRANCE: SIXTY-TEN-NINE
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-AND-ONE
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-TWO
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-THREE
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-FOUR
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-FIVE
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-SIX
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-SEVEN
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-EIGHT
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-NINE
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-TEN
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-ELEVEN
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-TWELVE
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-THIRTEEN
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-FOURTEEN
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-FIFTEEN
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-SIXTEEN
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-TEN-SEVEN
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-TEN-EIGHT
    FRANCE: FOURTY-TWENTY-TEN-NINE
    FRANCE: one hundred

  15. p0kemon p0kemon
    posted a quote
    May 21, 2013 8:44pm UTC
    "I see London, I see France."
    "you have really good eyesight."

  16. Hale_Storm18 Hale_Storm18
    posted a quote
    May 4, 2013 4:08pm UTC
    I love how potato in French is pomme de terre, which pretty much means
    "earth apple". Like, what stupid Frenchman saw a potato and said, "Zis petite legume looks like a, how you say, apple! Hmmm...but it grows in ze earth. Hon hon hon! Mais oui! C'est une pomme de terre!"

  17. Hale_Storm18 Hale_Storm18
    posted a quote
    April 27, 2013 9:54am UTC
    If countries were students
    Australia: The class clown who makes everyone laugh
    The United States: The jock who loves themselves and everyone secretly hates
    Canada: The nice person who offers to show you around on your first day
    England: The hot boy everybody wants to bang because he's a gentleman
    New Zealand: Australia's little brother who is the only one who thinks Australia sucks
    France: The romantic playboy who hangs around England too much
    China: The overly smart kid who puts his hand up for every question
    Russia: The scary large kid that nobody talks to because they'll probably get stabbed

  18. XxMeliRidesRainbowPoniesxX XxMeliRidesRainbowPoniesxX
    posted a quote
    March 26, 2013 6:53pm UTC
    PLEASE READ
    now that i have your attention, this is for anyone against homosexuality and gay marriage
    First of all, nowhere in the bible did Jesus or God or anybody mention anything against homosexuality. If you're basing this off of the Old Testament, that also said that it was sinful to eat pork and shellfish, are you going to listen to that? The New Testament refers to male prostitution and molestation. Yes, the authors of the NT spoke against homosexuality, but nowhere did they mention it was sinful or unnatural. Another point you said, "gays can't have children." Well, I don't think breeding is really an issue anymore, obviously because there are what, almost 7 billion people on the planet. I don't think a couple-hundred gays are a problem. Gay's who want kids also help out with kids who don't have homes, are in foster care or orphanages, so they don't need to have kids. Another thing about the bible is that it also mentioned (as legal marriages) 'a rapist and his victim,' 'a man and many wives,' a soldier and his war prisoner,' and do you think that's legal and okay? If you just think it's 'disgusting' then you can go back to the 18th century with your sexist, homophobic self.

    =
    f o r m a t j i m m y 3 6 5

  19. DakotaMeraz DakotaMeraz
    posted a quote
    March 9, 2013 12:59pm UTC
    ahahahahahahahaha
    Ireland are beating France
    ahahahahahahahaha

  20. PandaBear_ PandaBear_
    posted a quote
    March 8, 2013 10:15pm UTC
    Tangled in Two
    Chapter Seven
    "Bonjour Madamosielle." A man greated me once I went to grab my luggage.
    "Bonjour." I smiled a little.
    "Où êtes-vous? Le America?" He continued the conversation.
    Um, he said America right?
    "Oui." I looked at him after I yanked my luggage off the revolver.
    "Parlez-vous français?" He smiled at me.
    "Um-" I began to say.
    "I'm Nate." He laughed sticking out his hand.
    "I just wanted to see how long we could go talking in French." He smiled at me.
    I shook his hand and smiled, "Hope."
    "Hmm, Hope. I like that." He thought out loud.
    I awkwardly smiled at him, "Well, I have to go now."
    "Oh, me too! Catch ya around. Maybe." He smiled.
    He seemed genuinely nice, but I'm just not that into meeting new people.
    But, part of me hopes that all the people here are that nice.
    I walked outside and was immeditely greeted with bright sunshine.
    Wow, I could get used to this.
    I walked over to a cab.
    "Bonjour." The driver smiled back at me.
    "Bonjour." I replied and handed him a piece of paper with my boarding school's name on it.
    "Moi French is uh bad." I said looking at him.
    "I deal with tourists all the time." A smile appeared across their face.
    Great, he's only the second person I made myself look like a fool in front of.
    Wait, he's only the second person I've talked to since I've arrived in this country.
    I plopped down in the back seat and sighed, "Right."
    My school was about a fifteen minute drive from the airport, not that bad at all.
    "How much is it?" I asked.
    French cab drivers don't have one of those meter things on their dashboards.
    "On the house. Welcome to France Kiddo, have fun."
    He smiled and helped me get my suitcases out of the trunk.
    He placed them on the curb and drove off.
    I stood their on the sidewalk and looked up in awe.
    This school was huge and so beautiful.
    At least my mom sent me off to some nice place.
    I took in a deep breath and started walking through the gates.

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