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A crash is a crash and if you can't f***ing communicate effectively the liklihood is increased, French... always trying to buck the trendCan't see it but iirc the crash was on the runway.
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A crash is a crash and if you can't f***ing communicate effectively the liklihood is increased, French... always trying to buck the trendCan't see it but iirc the crash was on the runway.
A crash is a crash and if you can't f***ing communicate effectively the liklihood is increased, French... always trying to buck the trend
A crash is a crash and if you can't f***ing communicate effectively the liklihood is increased, French... always trying to buck the trend
Cheers for thatIndeed it is. Pilot died so I'm sure his family are pleased with the French.
Few crashes listed at the bottom of this.
English to become compulsory for pilots
The Belgians don't even like each other. It was also the Belgians who refused to continue the Maginot line to the coast and thus let the Germans in.Belgians detest them. Bosch du sud they call them, cos of ww2.
Can't see it but iirc the crash was on the runway. Good that they were forced to accept speaking English.
Here's hoping the mags don't win the prem and go onto win the CLWas going to say they're the Mags of Europe, arrogant, smelly, stepped aside for the Germans...
But they've won things recently so not the Mags.
Bit silly of them to migrate there thenI lived just outside Salon-de-Provence for a while in the late 90's, incredibly welcoming people with an absolutely spot on take on life. Shocking drivers mind.
Different altogether to Marseille which always felt edgy. There always seemed to be lots of racial tension with the North African communities. My perception is it's them who hate the French.
Because when you ask them for help or directions they just shrug, mumble something inaudible in French then take another draw on their Gauloises.
I was in Lille a few years ago with work and got the Eurostar over. Had no f***ing idea where the hotel was so asked a middle aged French woman where it was. She couldn't speak a word of English but grabbed the address from me and told me to follow. She took 10 minutes out of her own time and led me to the hotel door, then toddled off again.
Probably a French speaking Belgian tbh.
A good mate of mine over in Marseilles reckons they have an image of the British being the ones that aren't afraid to break the rules. They see themselves as the ones that follow their EU masters like sheep whilst the British are more willing to stand up for themselves. This was a pre Brexit view so nothing to do with recent events.
Years ago I was driving down to la rochelle and the striking truckers had blockaded the motorway at rennes iirc we were diverted into the city and we're pulled over pouring over the road atlas the city was gridlocked. There was a tap on the window from a couple on a motorbike in broken english they asked where we where headed.....said follow and took us on a hairy route through the back strreets avoiding the traffic and got us past the blockade and back on the road to la rochelleI was in Lille a few years ago with work and got the Eurostar over. Had no f***ing idea where the hotel was so asked a middle aged French woman where it was. She couldn't speak a word of English but grabbed the address from me and told me to follow. She took 10 minutes out of her own time and led me to the hotel door, then toddled off again.
I think it was in tenerife in the late 70’s. Two 747’s ended up on the runway at the same time due to communication issues caused by language barrier. One was either taking off or landing in fog and the other was crossing it and got hit side on, just under 600 killed IIRC
Years ago I was driving down to la rochelle and the striking truckers had blockaded the motorway at rennes iirc we were diverted into the city and we're pulled over pouring over the road atlas the city was gridlocked. There was a tap on the window from a couple on a motorbike in broken english they asked where we where headed.....said follow and took us on a hairy route through the back strreets avoiding the traffic and got us past the blockade and back on the road to la rochelle
So much around Europe?
Been talking to a few of my European mates since the world cup win yesterday and it seems like no one has any love for France.
Tis not bait, genuine question.Piss poor wind-up bait.
No its not. You said No-one else likes France, or words to that affect/effect. I love France. Wonderful country.Tis not bait, genuine question.