mercredi 7 février 2007
How a cheese can be
a) masculin
b) soft
and
c) blond?
I mean, I've never really looked at a cheese and thought "Whoa! Now THAT is one redheaded cheese!" And if it was, ewww.
I am just imagining the conversation
Guy 1: Yeah, I like them smooth, firm, and blond.
Guy 2: Girls?
Guy 1: No. Cheese, stupid.
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That would be a funny conversation.
Re your last entry: I thought if you married a French citizen, you automatically became one your self. Will you ever receive a "permanent" resident card?
No. I believe it used to be like that, perhaps 40 years ago. Now it has changed. It used to be after two years of marriage, now it is five I think. Due to the new problems with immigration I believe.