god, i loathe him:

ewww.... i completely disagree. Ronald is a nasty (personality-wise), immature, preening closet case.

you could also go to the sites like roja directa and choose from one of the many links (in many languages) that are up there. no need for tunnelbear, vypervpn, etc.

this made me laugh so hard. thank you :).

i don't actually care about the horse meat (there are several boucherie chevaline near my house). when your label says 100% beef and testing shows nearly 100% horse meat, that's a problem, though. the quality of the meat was also highly suspect, and after all of the shit with BSE i find it pretty scary that the…

what bothers me is that people here are saying "oh, yay, we're being represented!" when it's a shitty representation by a shady company. it's not going to win us any supporters in a country where people take their food seriously. imagine if BP (or some other universally loathed company) made a similar ad. would…

sorry, i'm repeating myself. it's late/early here....

try Romanian abattoirs. it's a delicacy here in France, too (*shudder*).

i'm a gay person, so that wouldn't be the reason.

seriously? you're endorsing Findus?

pretty decent? you mean except for all of those horses from the Romanian abattoir that found their way into Findus beef lasagna last year?

possibly because it's shitty microwave pasta and it's bullshit pandering from the same company that brought us "horsegate" last year.

looks like they've found a way to make us forget that "beef" lasagna.

wait, is this the site where the guy talked about his dolphin love and described how they made sweet love in the ocean? i totally remember that site! he basically thought of that female dolphin as his soulmate and went on and on about how natural "zoopohilia" is. he also warned against (men) trying anal or oral sex…

we don't eat out a lot (and definitely not in high-end places when we do), so i can't give you tons of suggestions. however, L'as du Fallafel in the Jewish quarter of the gay Marais has the best falafel sandwiches i've ever had, and they're huge and only about 5euros. i suggest waiting in the very quick moving line…

oh, i wasn't saying that i doubted your experiences. i remember seeing squat toilets and pissoiers all over the place here 20-30 years ago, but since i moved here i haven't encountered one in Paris. the new public toilets are sooo much nicer. (and i see you are from one of our much more liberal neighbors to the…

actually, no there aren't. i've lived in Francefor nearly five years, and the only time i've encountered the toilettes à la turque(squat toilets) was at some of the smaller highway reststops. here in Paris those kinds of public toilets have mostly disappeared and been replaced with things like this:

hear, hear. i grew up with ya'll as a part of my vocabulary and find it to be an excellent second person plural pronoun. both the Indo-European and non-Indo-Europeanlanguages i've studied have these kinds of pronouns. i'm not sure that i agree that our grammar is highly simplified, though. verb conjugation is very…

i've been in the same situation (i'm also originally from the States), and it is frustrating to not be able to just talk about your partner and life the way that most straight people would. (my Southern relatives still refer to my wife of five years as my "[conspicuous pause] friend") ironically, i've been completely…

i'll see that hmm and raise you an o rly? i fit into that category, and i'm pretty sure i use "wife" more often when i'm speaking English. i haven't spent a lot of time in anglophone countries since we've been together, though, so now i'm not really sure..... hmm...