Tell Me :
Talk
that's why I said that Mickscarey misunderstood when I wrote to Sway : "Play the republican game".
In France, it means to accept the defeat and let the other wing have the power.
Ou de prendre le jet privé...
Already the case. Hollande/Sarko don't have any real differences on the important topic. The real economy will be decided by Brussel, Hollande will have to implement austerity like the supposedly "socialist" Papandreou did.
Sarko is anyway a traitor (signed the European treaty that had just been rejected by referendun, sold France's gold, brought France back into NATO...) so good to see him away (will probably go to the US - his real country).
This fuss about a 53-old Sarkozy celebrating his 2007 victory for a single night in a 3,000-euro suite or so at his own expense at Fouquet's five star hotel has been quoted to death in French press, yet is a nonsense.
- nobody in France has nothing to say against hundreds of other people having every day the same experience, either royalties, anonymous, or rock stars. For the record, the Stones are famous to book lavished suites at the George V since being in their mid twenties. Do you object anything about that? It seems not.
- Instead of being mad about the business at Fouquet's, some people in France should be wise to consider it as an asset of high-end tourism, which in return provides hundred of qualified jobs, and also hundred of millions euro in tax
- As a totally anonymous individual, I have myself wasted with pleasure more than 12,000 euros both in 40 Licks Tour and in A Bigger Bang tour, with little pleasure as paying 1,050 euros for a single ticket in a club in Philadelphia. I know for sure I am not the only one on this board. Do you think a single night in a suite for a new elected president is worst?
First sorry to say but you're not a President... who has claimed everywhere that he will be the man who will save our country and in the same time says that a President should earn more, that was one of his first decision.
5 years later, his official toll is disastrous except for his buddys who are very happy of his politic ,and probably have earned more money in 5 years than in their whole life.
And by the way telling the whole world that you've spent more than 12000 euros during the 40 Licks Tour and A Bigger Bang Tour and that you have paid 1050 euros for one ticket is not something that amazed me, I think it has something indecent when most of the people who read this board doesn't earn such cash in one year...
But I'm happy for ya if it was for your pleasure.
And one last thing, don't try to get the french politic, even the french don't get it in his totality
HMN
StonesCave
i) As for the price of the tickets, I stated it as pure fact, and I just did it related to the thread. Nothing to brag about it, but nothing to hide either. By the way, I have met some nice Japanese who went to 200 Stones concert, and I think our webmaster went to some 300 shows, so I guess this is a total nightmare to you in term of money. And IORR is not the whole world, just a bunch of lunatics, including myself. You overreact
ii) Last time I checked, I had a French passport.
Not at all , I'm not even a jealous guy ya know, it's the way you told that story which has somethin' special, for the rest if you think I overact, be quiet, I'm not a Hollande fan too, we'll see what he's able to do
HMN
StonesCave
Only we Dutch in Hollande do
.
This act from Sarkozy the very day he was elected was very clumsy. 8 millions people in France live under the poverty point (about 950 €/month) and almost as many of them live in bad housing.
The right wing had been ruling France presidency since 1995 with Chirac and Sarkozy. To me, they have a huge responsibility in this failure.
Furthermore, they have been very generous with the most well off.
Now, that's enough !
De plus, il n'y a pas de train entre Tulle et Paris après 22h30 et le trajet en voiture aurait signifié une arrivée trop tardive à la Bastille.
Evidemment, il aurait pu décider de ne pas aller à la Bastille et expliquer pourquoi.
Espérons qu'il ne fera pas les mêmes excès que Sarkozy et son Air Sarko One (A330 à 185 millions d'euros) durant son mandat présidentiel.
Yes, is well known that he took out his Carte Bleu and paid with his own money (ha, ha, ha), then he went on vacation on this private yatch (with no conflict of interest)....If I remember correctly he told us that if elected he would spend a few days in a monastary, just one of hundreds of lies.
Why is thread still open???
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-08 08:59 by leteyer.
Or this one:
La Hollande était à la base de l'Union Européenne par constituer le Benelux avec La Belgique et Luxembourg, déjà en 1944, l'exemple par excellence pour le Communauté Économique Européen, le prédécesseur de l'Union Européenne actuelle.
Pendant la 17e siècle la Hollande était une puissance mondiale. Son marine était fameux: tout le monde connaît encore les amiraux Tromp et De Ruyter. Mais nous n'avons jamais eu des politiciens très grands, parce que nous sommes trop des individuelles indépendants: nous n'avons pas de confiance en des 'hommes forts'. Pour cette raison on ne trouve pas des dictateurs ou des hommes forts dans notre histoire. Pas de figures comme Napoléon ou De Gaulle ou Mitterrand. Seulement des premiers ministres modestes, qui sont les primi inter pares de gouvernements composés de plusieurs partis politiques. Nous avons toujours des coalitions politiques ici, pas comme en France, où on a une cohabition politique maintenant. Mais ça c'est un autre chose.
The first step towards Mick: rocking and rolling together.
Missing the point baby boy. Bring it on. The point (sorry you did not get past 8th grade so I will try to explain) is that this site is 99 percent left-leaning and the second anyone defends the other side you get all out of shape and it is this same left-leaning bloc that continually takes shots -- no matter how benign the subject matter (should I explain "benign"?) and then uses things such as race baiting, accusations of racism, and such to "defend" themselves while trying to take others down. (Let me know if you understand.)
Talk about your favorite band.
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Re: Carla
Posted by:
jpasc95
()
Date: May 7, 2012 20:02
yes, exactly !Quote
The Joker
Quote:
ep, haters all. See, even jpac took a swing at Republicans. Pathetic.
Quote
Funny, I thought Republicans were supposed to be the tough. gun-totin', war-fightin', macho ones (as opposed to the Democratic party which are supposed to be weak, right?) But the minute someone takes a swipe at you, you cry like a baby. Can't handle it? Hilarious
There is misfit here, which is due to different meanings in American English v. French
In French, "Republican" is neutral, it is not party-related. It means you accept the others' opinions, per opposition with absolutism.
We have also another word which varies a lot from the two sides of the Atlantic. "Liberal" is more or less left wing minded in the U.S., while a "Liberal" in French is labelled as a strong partisan of the free market.
that's why I said that Mickscarey misunderstood when I wrote to Sway : "Play the republican game".
In France, it means to accept the defeat and let the other wing have the power.
Re: Carla
Posted by:
aprilfool
()
Date: May 7, 2012 21:27
Mais non ma p'tite dame, en tant que Champenois, ca coule au robinet!Quote
SwayStones
Quote
aprilfool
Salut sway, champagne débouché ici.
C'est tout à fait digne de la Gauche Caviar ....
Re: Carla
Posted by:
beepee
()
Date: May 7, 2012 21:58
Quote
jpasc95
pas plus provocant que d'aller au Fouquet's le jour même de son élection !
Ou de prendre le jet privé...
Re: Carla
Posted by:
beepee
()
Date: May 7, 2012 22:03
Quote
SwayStones
Quote
jpasc95
come on Sway, don't be a bad loser !
Play the republican game.
I don't give 6 months to the "republique" as you call it -the people- to cry for help and a new president .The new one will make a mess from our country and lead it to bankrupt.
Already the case. Hollande/Sarko don't have any real differences on the important topic. The real economy will be decided by Brussel, Hollande will have to implement austerity like the supposedly "socialist" Papandreou did.
Sarko is anyway a traitor (signed the European treaty that had just been rejected by referendun, sold France's gold, brought France back into NATO...) so good to see him away (will probably go to the US - his real country).
Re: Carla
Posted by:
The Joker
()
Date: May 8, 2012 00:58
Quote
beepee
pas plus provocant que d'aller au Fouquet's le jour même de son élection !
This fuss about a 53-old Sarkozy celebrating his 2007 victory for a single night in a 3,000-euro suite or so at his own expense at Fouquet's five star hotel has been quoted to death in French press, yet is a nonsense.
- nobody in France has nothing to say against hundreds of other people having every day the same experience, either royalties, anonymous, or rock stars. For the record, the Stones are famous to book lavished suites at the George V since being in their mid twenties. Do you object anything about that? It seems not.
- Instead of being mad about the business at Fouquet's, some people in France should be wise to consider it as an asset of high-end tourism, which in return provides hundred of qualified jobs, and also hundred of millions euro in tax
- As a totally anonymous individual, I have myself wasted with pleasure more than 12,000 euros both in 40 Licks Tour and in A Bigger Bang tour, with little pleasure as paying 1,050 euros for a single ticket in a club in Philadelphia. I know for sure I am not the only one on this board. Do you think a single night in a suite for a new elected president is worst?
Re: Carla
Posted by:
beepee
()
Date: May 8, 2012 01:26
Your viewpoint as an American probably... different stance toward money. In France/Latin countries, we don't care if a politic has affairs with ladies... yet in the US this is regarded as the ultimate sin.
Having said that, i don't have a problem with a president staying in the presidential suite in a hotel while on a trip...
Having said that, i don't have a problem with a president staying in the presidential suite in a hotel while on a trip...
Re: Carla
Posted by:
Honestman
()
Date: May 8, 2012 01:28
Quote
The Joker
... As a totally anonymous individual, I have myself wasted with pleasure more than 12,000 euros both in 40 Licks Tour and in A Bigger Bang tour, with little pleasure as paying 1,050 euros for a single ticket in a club in Philadelphia. I know for sure I am not the only one on this board. Do you think a single night in a suite for a new elected president is worst?
First sorry to say but you're not a President... who has claimed everywhere that he will be the man who will save our country and in the same time says that a President should earn more, that was one of his first decision.
5 years later, his official toll is disastrous except for his buddys who are very happy of his politic ,and probably have earned more money in 5 years than in their whole life.
And by the way telling the whole world that you've spent more than 12000 euros during the 40 Licks Tour and A Bigger Bang Tour and that you have paid 1050 euros for one ticket is not something that amazed me, I think it has something indecent when most of the people who read this board doesn't earn such cash in one year...
But I'm happy for ya if it was for your pleasure.
And one last thing, don't try to get the french politic, even the french don't get it in his totality
HMN
StonesCave
Re: Carla
Posted by:
The Joker
()
Date: May 8, 2012 01:45
Quote
Honestman
Quote
The Joker
... As a totally anonymous individual, I have myself wasted with pleasure more than 12,000 euros both in 40 Licks Tour and in A Bigger Bang tour, with little pleasure as paying 1,050 euros for a single ticket in a club in Philadelphia. I know for sure I am not the only one on this board. Do you think a single night in a suite for a new elected president is worst?
First sorry to say but you're not a President... who has claimed everywhere that he will be the man who will save our country and in the same time says that a President should earn more, that was one of his first decision.
5 years later, his official toll is disastrous except for his buddys who are very happy of his politic ,and probably have earned more money in 5 years than in their whole life.
And by the way telling the whole world that you've spent more than 12000 euros during the 40 Licks Tour and A Bigger Bang Tour and that you have paid 1050 euros for one ticket is not something that amazed me, I think it has something indecent when most of the people who read this board doesn't earn such cash in one year...
But I'm happy for ya if it was for your pleasure.
And one last thing, don't try to get the french politic, even the french don't get it in his totality
i) As for the price of the tickets, I stated it as pure fact, and I just did it related to the thread. Nothing to brag about it, but nothing to hide either. By the way, I have met some nice Japanese who went to 200 Stones concert, and I think our webmaster went to some 300 shows, so I guess this is a total nightmare to you in term of money. And IORR is not the whole world, just a bunch of lunatics, including myself. You overreact
ii) Last time I checked, I had a French passport.
Re: Carla
Posted by:
Honestman
()
Date: May 8, 2012 02:05
Quote
The Joker
...
so I guess this is a total nightmare to you in term of money. And IORR is not the whole world, just a bunch of lunatics, including myself. You overreact ...
Not at all , I'm not even a jealous guy ya know, it's the way you told that story which has somethin' special, for the rest if you think I overact, be quiet, I'm not a Hollande fan too, we'll see what he's able to do
HMN
StonesCave
Re: Carla
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: May 8, 2012 03:04
Quote
Honestman
And one last thing, don't try to get the french politic, even the french don't get it in his totality
Only we Dutch in Hollande do
.Re: Carla
Posted by:
jpasc95
()
Date: May 8, 2012 08:01
in politics, symbols do matter.Quote
The Joker
Quote
beepee
pas plus provocant que d'aller au Fouquet's le jour même de son élection !
This fuss about a 53-old Sarkozy celebrating his 2007 victory for a single night in a 3,000-euro suite or so at his own expense at Fouquet's five star hotel has been quoted to death in French press, yet is a nonsense.
- nobody in France has nothing to say against hundreds of other people having every day the same experience, either royalties, anonymous, or rock stars. For the record, the Stones are famous to book lavished suites at the George V since being in their mid twenties. Do you object anything about that? It seems not.
- Instead of being mad about the business at Fouquet's, some people in France should be wise to consider it as an asset of high-end tourism, which in return provides hundred of qualified jobs, and also hundred of millions euro in tax
- As a totally anonymous individual, I have myself wasted with pleasure more than 12,000 euros both in 40 Licks Tour and in A Bigger Bang tour, with little pleasure as paying 1,050 euros for a single ticket in a club in Philadelphia. I know for sure I am not the only one on this board. Do you think a single night in a suite for a new elected president is worst?
This act from Sarkozy the very day he was elected was very clumsy. 8 millions people in France live under the poverty point (about 950 €/month) and almost as many of them live in bad housing.
The right wing had been ruling France presidency since 1995 with Chirac and Sarkozy. To me, they have a huge responsibility in this failure.
Furthermore, they have been very generous with the most well off.
Now, that's enough !
Re: Carla
Posted by:
jpasc95
()
Date: May 8, 2012 08:18
la dépense est prise en charge par le parti socaialiste.Quote
beepee
Quote
jpasc95
pas plus provocant que d'aller au Fouquet's le jour même de son élection !
Ou de prendre le jet privé...
De plus, il n'y a pas de train entre Tulle et Paris après 22h30 et le trajet en voiture aurait signifié une arrivée trop tardive à la Bastille.
Evidemment, il aurait pu décider de ne pas aller à la Bastille et expliquer pourquoi.
Espérons qu'il ne fera pas les mêmes excès que Sarkozy et son Air Sarko One (A330 à 185 millions d'euros) durant son mandat présidentiel.
Re: Carla
Posted by:
Come On
()
Date: May 8, 2012 08:21
Grande! nous avons commencé à parler et écrire en français maintenant ...
I was driving home early Sunday morning through Bakersfield...
I was driving home early Sunday morning through Bakersfield...
Re: Carla
Posted by:
jpasc95
()
Date: May 8, 2012 08:24
sorry about that Come On
it's just because I don"t want to bother people
it's just because I don"t want to bother people
Re: Carla
Posted by:
leteyer
()
Date: May 8, 2012 08:58
Quote
The Joker
Quote
beepee
pas plus provocant que d'aller au Fouquet's le jour même de son élection !
This fuss about a 53-old Sarkozy celebrating his 2007 victory for a single night in a 3,000-euro suite or so at his own expense at Fouquet's five star hotel has been quoted to death in French press, yet is a nonsense.
Yes, is well known that he took out his Carte Bleu and paid with his own money (ha, ha, ha), then he went on vacation on this private yatch (with no conflict of interest)....If I remember correctly he told us that if elected he would spend a few days in a monastary, just one of hundreds of lies.
Why is thread still open???
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-08 08:59 by leteyer.
Re: Carla
Posted by:
dcba
()
Date: May 8, 2012 11:27
TODAY we commemorate the 10th anniversary of the suicide bombing that killed 14 ppl incl. 11 French workers that took place in Karachi, Pakistan.
At first we blamed Al-Qaida... only to discover recently that the attack happened in retaliation for unpaid bribes to the Pakistan gov in an arms (submarines) deal.
And guess who sealed the deal back in 1994? Sarkozy! He was raising funds for his master Ed Balladur who running for the 1995 Presidential elections.
As long as he was our Prez Sark had a complete immunity but now that he's back to being a nobody there are a few D.A.'s here that are dying to hear what he has to say about the subs and the bribes...
My guess is Shark-ozy will soon fly to Venezuela or Uruguay!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-08 11:28 by dcba.
At first we blamed Al-Qaida... only to discover recently that the attack happened in retaliation for unpaid bribes to the Pakistan gov in an arms (submarines) deal.
And guess who sealed the deal back in 1994? Sarkozy! He was raising funds for his master Ed Balladur who running for the 1995 Presidential elections.
As long as he was our Prez Sark had a complete immunity but now that he's back to being a nobody there are a few D.A.'s here that are dying to hear what he has to say about the subs and the bribes...
My guess is Shark-ozy will soon fly to Venezuela or Uruguay!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-08 11:28 by dcba.
Re: Carla
Posted by:
SwayStones
()
Date: May 8, 2012 13:21
It's not that I am not open-minded -I even voted for Mitterand in 81 :-)
But I just can't stand all the Right - la droite en politique française -haters .
Let's see what happen and we'll talk about it again in a few months .
But I just can't stand all the Right - la droite en politique française -haters .
Let's see what happen and we'll talk about it again in a few months .
Re: Carla
Posted by:
aprilfool
()
Date: May 8, 2012 16:24
The first round was "Sarko, go home!" and Holland was the tool to do that. In less than one week the second round will start... wait and see. Crossing fingers! Personally, I will be happy when I'll see Sakozy at the bottom of the steps of the Elysee palace, shaking hands with Hollande et go away. That's all!
Re: Carla
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: May 8, 2012 16:29
You French be glad that DSK hasn't become the ('socialist') president! That would have been une blague insurpassable. Et M. Mitterrand un socialiste? Connaissez-vous son histoire politique? Il était un petit Napoléon et un menteur de grande proportions (l'attentat contre le Rainbow Warrior du Greenpeace en 10 juillet 1985, quand un photographe Hollandais mourait, était sur l'ordre de Mitterrand et il a nié ça!).
Re: Carla
Posted by:
aprilfool
()
Date: May 8, 2012 16:57
He speaks a good french, fanfan la tulipe, It is exact that Netherlands is not one of the most known country for his politicians.Quote
kleermaker
You French be glad that DSK hasn't become the ('socialist') president! That would have been une blague insurpassable. Et M. Mitterrand un socialiste? Connaissez-vous son histoire politique? Il était un petit Napoléon et un menteur de grande proportions (l'attentat contre le Rainbow Warrior du Greenpeace en 10 juillet 1985, quand un photographe Hollandais mourait, était sur l'ordre de Mitterrand et il a nié ça!).
Re: Carla
Posted by:
jpasc95
()
Date: May 8, 2012 17:01
kleemaker,
yes Mitterrand probably ordered the plot against the Rainbow Warrior but it was not meant to kill anyone but to sink the Greenpeace boat.
I did not approve this action anyway.
But to talk about Mitterrand just around the Rainbow Warrior is a bit short.
That should not make forget that he did lots of good things for France French people and Europe.
yes Mitterrand probably ordered the plot against the Rainbow Warrior but it was not meant to kill anyone but to sink the Greenpeace boat.
I did not approve this action anyway.
But to talk about Mitterrand just around the Rainbow Warrior is a bit short.
That should not make forget that he did lots of good things for France French people and Europe.
Re: Carla
Posted by:
xke38
()
Date: May 8, 2012 17:55
Quote
Honestman
this one for Sarko
Or this one:
Quote
Manofwealthandtaste
Quote
tatters
Billboard #3, August 13, 1966. This clip includes the rare B-side, which is the A-side, recorded in reverse. Check out the B-side's label (shown at 2:05), a mirror image of the A-side label. Even the Warner Brothers WB logo is reversed!
I have that single, tatters, here it is, complete with reverse label although not sure why they left the 45RPM the right way around! -
Re: Carla
Posted by:
Bliss
()
Date: May 8, 2012 18:10
Good news for Carla's fans: [www.dailymail.co.uk]
Re: Carla
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: May 8, 2012 18:54
Quote
aprilfool
It is exact that Netherlands is not one of the most known country for his politicians.
La Hollande était à la base de l'Union Européenne par constituer le Benelux avec La Belgique et Luxembourg, déjà en 1944, l'exemple par excellence pour le Communauté Économique Européen, le prédécesseur de l'Union Européenne actuelle.
Pendant la 17e siècle la Hollande était une puissance mondiale. Son marine était fameux: tout le monde connaît encore les amiraux Tromp et De Ruyter. Mais nous n'avons jamais eu des politiciens très grands, parce que nous sommes trop des individuelles indépendants: nous n'avons pas de confiance en des 'hommes forts'. Pour cette raison on ne trouve pas des dictateurs ou des hommes forts dans notre histoire. Pas de figures comme Napoléon ou De Gaulle ou Mitterrand. Seulement des premiers ministres modestes, qui sont les primi inter pares de gouvernements composés de plusieurs partis politiques. Nous avons toujours des coalitions politiques ici, pas comme en France, où on a une cohabition politique maintenant. Mais ça c'est un autre chose.
Re: Carla
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: May 8, 2012 18:58
The first step towards Mick: rocking and rolling together.
Re: Carla
Posted by:
dcba
()
Date: May 8, 2012 19:14
"un photographe Hollandais mourait"
yes it was an ugly mess : there were TWO bombs under the RW ship : the 1st one was the smaller one : it was supposed to make eveyone exit the ship in panic. Then the 2nd bigger one would sink the empty ship for good.
It worked "fine"... except after the 1st detonation Pereira decided to re-enter the boat to get his photo gear.
yes it was an ugly mess : there were TWO bombs under the RW ship : the 1st one was the smaller one : it was supposed to make eveyone exit the ship in panic. Then the 2nd bigger one would sink the empty ship for good.
It worked "fine"... except after the 1st detonation Pereira decided to re-enter the boat to get his photo gear.
Re: Carla
Posted by:
mickscarey
()
Date: May 8, 2012 19:19
Quote
GumbootCloggeroo
Funny, I thought Republicans were supposed to be the tough. gun-totin', war-fightin', macho ones (as opposed to the Democratic party which are supposed to be weak, right?) But the minute someone takes a swipe at you, you cry like a baby. Can't handle it? Hilarious.Quote
mickscarey
Quote
jpasc95
come on Sway, don't be a bad loser !Quote
SwayStones
What makes me sick,superrvy ,is the way people express their hate for who was our French president .Quote
superrevvy
we all make you sick?
only one person expressed a political preference. everybody else is just wondering/
joking about the true nature of the woman who was once so close to mick.
maybe instead you could explain the impact of this election, without expressing
a political preference. we all want to learn. or tell us your impressions of
carla.
Mean words,insults .
I am so fed up of these/those left wing posts .
About Carla Bruni, I never liked her .
Neither physically -her always false smiling face .
Her weak voice and poor songs .
Sarkozy made some mistakes ,but at least he is a willing man and he "sweated" for his believes ,if it makes sense .
I don't care about Carla ,she leaves me cold .
She looks fake,she looks cold and I can't see her being hot in bed -realted to a famous Stones song :-)
Superrevy ,thank you !
you were good enough to make me say what I really think .
Hope I wasn't too rude :-))
Play the republican game.
yep, haters all. See, even jpac took a swing at Republicans. Pathetic.
Missing the point baby boy. Bring it on. The point (sorry you did not get past 8th grade so I will try to explain) is that this site is 99 percent left-leaning and the second anyone defends the other side you get all out of shape and it is this same left-leaning bloc that continually takes shots -- no matter how benign the subject matter (should I explain "benign"?) and then uses things such as race baiting, accusations of racism, and such to "defend" themselves while trying to take others down. (Let me know if you understand.)
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