france
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Paris will always be Paris
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It seems that Paris is not that different after all. People are mainly the same. Places are oddly familiar. And I’m glad to enjoy the ”pains au chocolat” I missed so much. Lucky me, the weather is beautiful so I can walk around freely, most of the time with friends I’m delighted to meet. I’m…
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Aucun regrets
J’aime bien quand M. fait des posts de plus de deux lignes, surtout pour bien nous raconter une belle histoire avec Marianne Faithfull en guest-star : No Regrets (Liverpool).
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French loving
Bill Maher has some nice (and funny) things to say about France, for instance that «they’re not a nation of 6-year-olds who scream and giggle if they see pee-pee parts». More seriously, he thinks that USA could steel some good ideas from French, like the healthcare system or sex during the day. Via Guillemette.
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Profil
Serge Hefez dresse un portrait fiDé?le du pervers narcissique et on y reconnaît bien notre tout nouveau Petit père du Peuple.
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La belle époque
Le regard désabusé de Thierry Pelletier : Il est revenu le temps des cadors en costard croisé.
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Mon “NON” est personne
M. nous rappelle, que nous n’avons aucune raison de nous inquiéter : [Personne|http://mlemaudit.blogs.com/melismes/2007/04/dmentis.html|fr], et surtout pas S.a.r.k.o.z.y., notre candidat préféré à l’élection présidentielle, n’a exercé de pressions sur personne.
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Political Blogging
Still on [the famous linguistics blog|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_Log|en] [Language Log|http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/|en], two interesting pieces about [French political blogs|http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/%7Emyl/languagelog/archives/004352.html|en] and more specificly [the differences between France and the US|http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/004396.html#more|en]. Regarding that second piece, it’s funny to see how easy it is for American people, even for somebody like Mark Liberman, to underestimate the power of US culture over the…