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| quote: | "The toilets are lamentable," goes gripe 42.
"In the metro it stinks of garlic, sweat and perfume," says gripe 46.
"Why are the attendants at public urinals always women?" goes number 63.
"I would like the French better if they were cleaner," says gripe 48, to which the authors can only reply: "That is perfectly understandable." |
Thank you very much. This means that all french people isn't clean at all.
| quote: | | "All French politicians are corrupt," goes complaint 108 |
In 1944, the french "official" government who collaborate with the nazis. It was Philippe Pétain. But the chief of the french free forces, le Général De Gaulle, at London trying to save freedom of french republic. Why say that french politicians are corrupt ?? Some politicians but not ALL.
| quote: | | Their morals are loose and they smell terrible. They eat frogs. |
Do you believe that i'm eating frogs ??? Pfff. It's an old piece of gossip.
And i'm smell terrible that's why we have de best fragrances in the world !!!
| quote: | | The most unnerving section of the book deals with 13 gripes that show a preference for the pliant Germans over the unruly French. The Germans are law abiding, says gripe 71. They obey laws, the author agrees. Even barbaric ones. They obeyed Kaiser Wilhelm and Hitler. |
Yes, it's true. We can't obey to barbaric rules like nazis, communists...
Even if it is in english, I can say that, I've understand. But this book explain also how France helped american people to finish the independance war.
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