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MTI 07-24-2008 04:19 PM
French Military Forces Withdraw
 
From France :D

the reforms were necessary to protect the security of the French people.

aklim 07-24-2008 04:44 PM
Where else would they withdraw to? :D :D

Botnst 07-24-2008 04:47 PM
This is new. In the past teh French surrendered first and then withdrew. they sure are innovative.

B

aklim 07-24-2008 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Botnst (Post 1919738)
This is new. In the past teh French surrendered first and then withdrew. they sure are innovative.

B
They are in France. I would imagine it would be hard to find someone there to accept the surrender since they are all trying to surrender to each other. Maybe they gave up and decided to skip that step?

cscmc1 07-24-2008 04:56 PM
Q: Why are the boulevards in Paris all tree-lined?

A: The Germans like to march in the shade.

PaulC 07-24-2008 05:03 PM
French bread is too crusty. So are most French women.

cscmc1 07-24-2008 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by PaulC (Post 1919752)
French bread is too crusty.
Now that's just wrong. What I wouldn't give for a good loaf of chewy, crusty French bread here in middle America... dang. The French have their faults (as we all do), but leave the beer and bread out of it! :grin:

Medmech 07-24-2008 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by PaulC (Post 1919752)
French bread is too crusty. So are most French women.
Both smell a bit yeasty too, I wonder if that's why we call it French Bread.

MTI 07-24-2008 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by cscmc1 (Post 1919755)
Now that's just wrong. What I wouldn't give for a good loaf of chewy, crusty French bread here in middle America... dang. The French have their faults (as we all do), but leave the beer and bread out of it! :grin:
Indeed, while french bread is the result of it's lean ingredients . . . what passes for most bread in this country perhaps reflects the culture . . . soft, squishy, and tasteless. :D

cscmc1 07-24-2008 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by MTI (Post 1919766)
Indeed, while french bread is the result of it's lean ingredients . . . what passes for most bread in this country perhaps reflects the culture . . . soft, squishy, and tasteless. :D
I look forward to my infrequent visits to Panera Bread. It's about the closest we can get to good stuff within an hour of my house.

280SE Guy 07-24-2008 05:43 PM
French Military Forces Withdraw
 
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Reminds me of this Google search, type in French Military Victory, click on the I'm feeling lucky button and you get this:

450slcguy 07-24-2008 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by MTI (Post 1919766)
Indeed, while french bread is the result of it's lean ingredients . . . what passes for most bread in this country perhaps reflects the culture . . . soft, squishy, and tasteless. :D

Maybe not in your part of the country. But in NJ, we have good crusty French/Italian bread. (Tomatoes and corn too, the best).

MTI 07-24-2008 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by 450slcguy (Post 1919848)
Maybe not in your part of the country. But in NJ, we have good crusty French/Italian bread. (Tomatoes and corn too, the best).
There's more of the bad stuff in Shop-Rite than the good. ;)

Medmech 07-24-2008 06:49 PM
What do they call French Bread in France?

MTI 07-24-2008 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Howitzer (Post 1919858)
What do they call French Bread in France?
I give up. What?


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