PieIsAwesome
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Irish butter is best.
Yes, and america (#1 by the way) came in and saved their asses.
You save them then you hate them afterwards for being saved? .......
gah! how could I forget? Pasteur was my favorite badass scientist dude growing up.
He just invents some vaccine, doesn't give a shit about nothing and just starts injecting it in kids and is like "Fuck You, Rabies! BAM!"
I even did a science project in the 4th grade replicating how he disproved spontaneous generation.
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Vietnam would make more sense than WWII or WWI.
The reason for the relatively recent disdain of the French by us is that they were one of the first to call us on our (by that I mean our government) aggressiveness post 9/11.
The Americans that I've seen that actually took that "freedom fries" bullshit seriously are the ones that know the least about our history and our ties to France, so it was just American ignorance at its finest.
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...and "french fries" are actually Belgian--or Dutch, I forget which.
the funny thing is, keeping the name "french fries" is far more insulting to the French than is removing their name from such a low-rent (yet delicious) food item.
The reason for the relatively recent disdain of the French by us is that they were one of the first to call us on our (by that I mean our government) aggressiveness post 9/11.
It's because they won't help us fight our wars.
Meh, looks like there's no GENERAL consensus and it's mostly just riding the media bandwagon.
Avoid Paris. The people in the countryside were very welcoming and nice, the people in Paris were everything you have ever heard. So much so I thought they were almost a parody of themselves.
Really? We were just there at the end of 2009 and were actually shocked at how nice everyone in Paris was.
Why do we hate the French?
I give up. Why?
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Er, what? Media bandwagon?
Are you trying to understand the relatively good-natured busting chops, in which case do you not understand that, or are you talking about the serious disagreements?
