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A thread full of positive vibes as to why England is better than France



Giraffe

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I'll start with two words:

Waterloo

Trafalgar

Nelson and Wellington whooped you garlic lovers!!!!! :clap2::clap2:
 




Bold Seagull

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I'll start with two words:

Waterloo

Trafalgar

Nelson and Wellington whooped you garlic lovers!!!!! :clap2::clap2:

Technically, Trafalgar was a victory against both the French and Spanish navies combined. The battle was 22 ships lost to nil. It was a whipping.
 


nomoremithras4me

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Full English Breakfast v frogs legs

Only one winner there
 


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Technically, Trafalgar was a victory against both the French and Spanish navies combined. The battle was 22 ships lost to nil. It was a whipping.

Bloody nose time.

And another for the pot -

Agincourt.
 


Bold Seagull

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A typically English public toilet:
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A typically French public toilet:
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I think that's safely an English win! :thumbsup:
 




daveinprague

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'The girls in France dont shave under their arms, and some of them have hair so long, they put it in a bun'

'eeerrggghhh... They will eat anything over there'


Cant remember what comedy show that came from, but I always think of it when thinking about the French.
 


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'The girls in France dont shave under their arms, and some of them have hair so long, they put it in a bun'

'eeerrggghhh... They will eat anything over there'


Cant remember what comedy show that came from, but I always think of it when thinking about the French.

Sounds very Morcombe and Wise!!! Or Reeves and Mortimer!

Another:

They can't defend against the Germans.
 














nomoremithras4me

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Quasimodo v Peter Beardsley

Oh hang on minute, bit too close to call :)
 




Publius Ovidius

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They eat snails


nothing wrong with escargot!!

Their wine has gone off in recent years with the emergence of wines from the Empire, ie New Zealand, Australia and South Africa.
 




PILTDOWN MAN

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Our language, the ability to express ourselves in so many different ways, french as a language is crap, masculine feminine crap.
 






Giraffe

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Farmers

Whilst ours might moan a bit and now and again, the French constantly strike and protest and burn sheep. Different breed.

Our farmers win hands down.
 




Simster

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Languages:

English: 328m native speakers, 1.8bn total speakers.
French: 67.8 - 110m native speakers, only 500m in total.

International time line:
Greenwich mean time - respected the world over as THE international date line.
Paris mean time - respected in, erm, France, with some trees. Everybody else laughs at it.
 




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