October 30, 200817 yr A woman is suing a famous fast-food as she has slipped on a French-fried (a chip in English UK) and has damaged her knee while falling. She won't recover according to the doctor and she needs a walking stick to be able to walk. The woman has compounded her injury while falling off because of her weight which is very heavy. In fact, she's quite overweight. She's asked 100.000 € as damages. She may get the half. What an amazing story (which is genuine). I could hear this story at the news a few days ago.
October 31, 200817 yr I dropped my chips, slipping on them, breaking my knee, let's sue the company for selling me the chips :P
November 1, 200817 yr Author As for me I rarely eat chips. As a result I remain fit. I like them though.
November 2, 200817 yr Chips are healthy, as long as they are oven/grilled. I don't like greasy french fries, the best are the chunky Mcains, really hot with loads of vinegar and a bit of salt too.
November 2, 200817 yr Quote from Fleet Foxes gig During the gap between songs the band were talking about the upcoming elections, one of the band members said "what has McCain ever done for us", and an audience member shouted out "makes good chips"
November 2, 200817 yr Author During the gap between songs the band were talking about the upcoming elections, one of the band members said "what has McCain ever done for us", and an audience member shouted out "makes good chips" :laugh3: I agree with you, chips are healther grilled or in the oven. They are the only way i eat them. In Holland, chips are delicious too. They're not fat at all. They put curry or paprika sauce on them.:P
November 6, 200817 yr Don't you like French fried, Vivacoldplay ? don't mean that... is that that story is :uhoh:
November 7, 200817 yr As it was a French fry, maybe she should be suing the French government........................... :rolleyes:
November 7, 200817 yr Author As it was a French fry, maybe she should be suing the French government........................... :rolleyes: She does as it occurs in France.
November 7, 200817 yr She does as it occurs in France. But the article says she's suing the fast food outlet........................ :confused:
November 7, 200817 yr Author Actually, it's Quick. I might have happened at another fast-food. Henceforth I pay attention to where i walk. However, when you walk in some suburbs nearby Paris, you would see all the dogs shit on the pavement. It's incredible. The pavement is washed once a week or so but it's not enough, it should be done every two days not less.:confused: You can imaging when there is a light shortage after dark. It may happen. I'm not joking.
November 7, 200817 yr Actually, it's Quick. I might have happened at another fast-food. Henceforth I pay attention to where i walk. However, when you walk in some suburbs nearby Paris, you would see all the dogs shit on the pavement. It's incredible. The pavement is washed once a week or so but it's not enough, it should be done every two days not less.:confused: You can imaging when there is a light shortage after dark. It may happen. I'm not joking. So then the city would be "in the sh1t"??:rolleyes:
November 7, 200817 yr Author No, not the whole city, fortunately, but only the area where the light is off, say four or five streets, and in that case the traffic-lights don't work either. It's quite hazardous for the traffic. We can indeed say we're in the shit.
November 7, 200817 yr No, not the whole city, fortunately, but only the area where the light is off, say four or five streets, and in that case the traffic-lights don't work either. It's quite hazardous for the traffic. We can indeed say we're in the shit. Merde!!:stunned:
November 7, 200817 yr Author I've forgotten that your French is fluent. I've seen you in French threads.:D
November 7, 200817 yr I've forgotten that your French is fluent. I've seen you in French threads.:D Qui? Moi??:rolleyes:
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