[Hyack]

raydan raydan:

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

Sushi yes, "Kung Fu Chicken" could easily be called "Poulet de Kung Fu"

It's Poulet Kung Fu, of course. Did you actually think that Kung Fu Chicken is English?

From my understanding it isn't just English they are targeting, isn't it that they just want everything to be in French no matter what the parent language is....French, Italian, Swahili, Greek etc etc.....

[Bodah]

They're still going after a "fish & chips" vendor. He's saying if he has to change his sign to "poison et frites" it's going to kill his business, he depends on tourists, which a lot of tourists speak english. Since it a meal that originated from the UK, I don't see why he should have to change it. But then I suspect they don't like collecting taxes from these vendors.

[raydan]

That's "poisson et frites", Bodah... even though "poison et frites" is a lot funnier.

[Bodah]

raydan raydan:

That's "poisson et frites", Bodah... even though "poison et frites" is a lot funnier.

doh!!!

cyanide and fries....

[Unsound]

raydan raydan:

When I Googled "calmar", I found out there's a town in Alberta called that.

Worth visiting just for the Danish bakery.