Another 240 Bites the Dust

ROTFLMAO. She must be an American. I've never come across anyone
from anywhere else in the world who are as arrogantly rude as a
rather small subset of Americans. Obviously, most are fine but
there are a few like her who make their presence felt for all of
the wrong reasons and give Americans in general a bad name. It's
very sad...

That's the second best laugh I've had all week.

This one still beats it though. Took me several minutes to stop
laughing when I saw this:
<http://www.sportbilen.se/bilder/bilder/ferrarikitcar.jpg>

 

Hi Athol,

Great photo! I've heard the derisive remark "Get a horse!!" directed at
some car drivers. This guy with the red Lada (?) must have taken it
literally....

Andy I.


Took me several minutes to stop
| laughing when I saw this:
| <http://www.sportbilen.se/bilder/bilder/ferrarikitcar.jpg>
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| Athol
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Subject: Re: Another 240 Bites the Dust

And what was the first? Pulling wings off flies and watching them slowly die?
You do seem the type.

 

Ask a French waiter in Paris for some catsup and see who is most rude!
;-)

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Randy & \ \/ /alerie's
\__/olvo
'93 960 Estate

 

I have been called a rude American. I have had many rude American waiters,
but they are rare in general. I have been to Paris several times, I also
have been through southern and eastern France.

I have never had a rude waiter outside of Paris, I have had only 1 rude
waiter in Paris, he was rude to a native Parisian, and a German tourist too,
so it's not an anti American thing, although I understand they only serve
Heinz catsup over there...

For true inspired rudeness one would be hard pressed to do better then jolly
old, however the fact I tawk da patois dey does makes it a rather enjoyable
experience, say what old boy.

 

Huh? "Jolly old..." who?

 

Huh? "Jolly old..." who?

Jolly old England, mate. Blimey!
KennyH

Horsepower is cheaper than therapy.