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Old 11-23-2009, 07:32 AM   #1
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Je me demande s'il y a des gens de la France qui passent par ici
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Old 12-23-2009, 07:49 AM   #2
 
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Si ! Si ! il y a MOI !!!
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Old 12-27-2009, 02:03 PM   #3
 
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Pour Adam !!

Une recette typiquement française...les cuiises de grenouilles sautées a l'ail at aux herbes...avec un filet de citron.
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La prochaine ce sera la recette des escargots au beurre d'ail !!
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Une recette typiquement française...les cuiises de grenouilles sautées a l'ail at aux herbes...avec un filet de citron.
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La prochaine ce sera la recette des escargots au beurre d'ail !!
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Je n'apprécie pas tellement de l'étoffe de grenouille ... mieux dans un étang ! et peut-être les escargots se porterait mieux dans le jardin? bon vieux poisson-frites !
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"Fish & chips" Vs "Cuisses de grenouilles" that is the question.....


I don't care i like both !!!
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Dans mon livre de poisson-frites gagne haut la main, mais d'être loyal, les cuisses de grenouilles que j'ai eu étaient à Euro Disney ... dis pas plus, comme tu es près de moi bien dans le même continent, peut-être nous rencontrer à Euro Disney pour certains poissons et frites ou cuisses de grenouilles!
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Dans mon livre de poisson-frites gagne haut la main, mais d'être loyal, les cuisses de grenouilles que j'ai eu étaient à Euro Disney ... dis pas plus, comme tu es près de moi bien dans le même continent, peut-être nous rencontrer à Euro Disney pour certains poissons et frites ou cuisses de grenouilles!
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J'ai travaillé 10 ans a Disneyland !! Opening crew 1992 !!
J'ai bossé au Davy Crockett campground,au Golf,a l'hotel New-York (service banquetting),au Disney Village : Keywest seafood,Chicago Steakhouse et en dernier,le Annette's Dinner !!
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J'ai bossé au Davy Crockett campground,au Golf,a l'hotel New-York (service banquetting),au Disney Village : Keywest seafood,Chicago Steakhouse et en dernier,le Annette's Dinner !!
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Je suis resté à Davy Crockett .... et ne montrent que les affreux Wild West,donc je suppose que tu ne veux pas retourner là-bas. Cela signifie peut-être un restaurant à Orléans
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Sinon,j'ai mangé des Fish&chips a Portsmouth (après avoir visité le HMS Victory)et a Hereford ( une ancienne girlfriend)
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