Where's AJ to tell us about the Boeing 787?

[Sean]

After all, he was quick to inform us that the one crash that involved an Airbus 380 was because it was European and had design flaws.

 

[Sean Renaud]

After all, he was quick to inform us that the one crash that involved an Airbus 380 was because it was European and had design flaws.

This one had a pilot of European Ancestry. There is nothing Sean, nothing we can't blame on Europe and the Brits.

 

[KRCummings]

I for one cannot believe that the first generation of a high tech machine has bugs in it. That is simply unheard of.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Of course we retain the right to deny you any credit for anything we accomplish positive. The French never did anything except sell us a piece of land this one time.

 

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[KRCummings]

Of course we retain the right to deny you any credit for anything we accomplish positive. The French never did anything except sell us a piece of land this one time.

They make a pretty good statue.

 

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[Sean]

Oh, and the Exocet missle. The one the Argentines used to sink the Brit ship.

Fucking French.

Fired from a Super Etendard, also French.

 

[thør]

They are blaming the lithium cells. Shoulda bought DuraCells!

 

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[islandman]

The French do some things very well.

Not of which, however, have been relevant for about three centuries.

Except wine. They still do that quite well (or so I'm told).

 

[Sean]

The French do some things very well.

Not of which, however, have been relevant for about three centuries.

Oh, I dunno, their wine and cheese aint bad.

 

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[Sean]

Fucker, you edited.

 

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[zipman]

The French do some things very well.

Not of which, however, have been relevant for about three centuries.

Except wine. They still do that quite well (or so I'm told).

California wines are better.

 

[Sean]

California wines are better.

Some of them, anyway. I've had some fantastic CA Chardonnays over the last few years.

 

[akatrex]

I for one cannot believe that the first generation of a high tech machine has bugs in it. That is simply unheard of.

Apollo 1?

Rest In Peace

Command Virgil "Gus" Grissom, Sr. Pilot Edward H. White and Pilot Roger B. Chaffee

 

[Sean Renaud]

The French do some things very well.

They surrender quite well. Can you imagine the amount of lives that would have been saved if the Iraqi's and Afghani's were as good at rolling over as the French?

 

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[islandman]

The French did built the Concorde, which was quite lovely.

I think the Brits' participation was to paint it? Maybe inflate the tires?

Sorry, tyres?

 

[Sean]

The French did built the Concorde, which was quite lovely.

I think the Brits' participation was to paint it? Maybe inflate the tires?

Sorry, tyres?

And other little details, like the engines.

 

[akatrex]

The French do some things very well.

Not of which, however, have been relevant for about three centuries.

Except wine. They still do that quite well (or so I'm told).

Sorry to burst your bubble.

The French outlawed Arm Pit and Leg Shaving.

Plus their WINE's got smoked by "Stags Leap" in 1976 and French have been pissed ever since.

Stag's Leap achieved international recognition in 1976, at the Judgment of Paris where its 1973 vintage Cabernet Sauvignon won first place among ten top French wines in a blind taste test by leading French wine experts.

 

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[Sean]

Sorry to burst your bubble.

The French outlawed Arm Pit and Leg Shaving.

Plus their WINE's got smoked by "Stags Leap" in 1976 and French have been pissed ever since.

Stag's Leap achieved international recognition in 1976, at the Judgment of Paris where its 1973 vintage Cabernet Sauvignon won first place among ten top French wines in a blind taste test by leading French wine experts.

Hope you're taking notes here, iman.