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by **Daniella** » Tue Dec 07, 2010 1:15 pm

voltaire wrote:
Schnauzer wrote:
voltaire wrote:
Schnauzer wrote:Hey Voltaire, if you are so proud of your French nation, why is it that ALL the advertising and general signs in France , are written in English letters ?.

They are not English, they are Greek letters stupid dog, now shut up or I will send you to Korea.

Rubbish !!,

Get somebody to take you for a walk. Then you can do your business as you are full of it Mr Dog.

Signs written in English letters? :shock:

ok ok...ok...I know brits feel owner of the world, but also get to ask why our alphabet is composed of English letters ... :roll:

Excuse me but now I go on to roll with laughter! :lol:

ciao voltaire ! :wink:

by **denizaksulu** » Tue Dec 07, 2010 2:08 pm

Daniella wrote:
voltaire wrote:
Schnauzer wrote:
voltaire wrote:
Schnauzer wrote:Hey Voltaire, if you are so proud of your French nation, why is it that ALL the advertising and general signs in France , are written in English letters ?.

They are not English, they are Greek letters stupid dog, now shut up or I will send you to Korea.

Rubbish !!,

Get somebody to take you for a walk. Then you can do your business as you are full of it Mr Dog.

Signs written in English letters?
ok ok...ok...I know brits feel owner of the world, but also get to ask why our alphabet is composed of English letters ...
Excuse me but now I go on to roll with laughter!
ciao voltaire !

I thought it was Latin which is (I think based on the Greek which was based on the.................ad infinitum

by **Schnauzer** » Wed Dec 08, 2010 9:07 am

A Texan oil billionaire has just announced that he is opening up a chain of 'Estate Agents' and affiliating them to a 'Construction Company' which he already owns in 'Paris, France' (with an American drawl).

The combined businesses will specialize in the building and sales of 'Condominiums' for special purposes in the region of 'Rue St Denis'.

ALL advertising will be enhanced by the inclusion of 'French Letters' and 'French Onions' in the company's Logo.

The French Military authorities are considering using 'French Letters' on the 'Sailor's Hats' which bear the name of their ships, but are concerned that they may hang over the eyes of the seamen.

The proprietors of the 'Kuntz Hotel' (where Tony Blair stayed when he visited Paris) have raised some objections, "Assez, c'est Assez!" said a spokesperson for the hotel. (Enough is enough).

The Texan reckons that the French can't get 'Enough', which is why he is opening up the businesses. :wink:

Footnote:- Hotel Kuntz, 1 Rue des Deux Gares , Paris, France. :wink: