baiguelles!

Apr 05, 2011 19:00

So, one of the hip new restauranting trends in France is: bagels. Yes, bagels. Little American-imitation bagel shops have opened all around Lyon, with sleek interiors and bread products that certainly appear to be "bagels." They have toppings like peanut butter and nutella advertised in the windows, but I have yet walked into one to see if they ( Read more... )

france, language, english, food, culture

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psifenix April 5 2011, 18:32:42 UTC
How is "All is in the hole" ungrammatical? It is at most awkward, but it is a well-formed English sentence. Like Björk's hit single "All is Full of Love."

PAUL BAGINSKI'S HIT SINGLE "ALL IS IN THE HOLE."

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psifenix April 5 2011, 18:33:05 UTC
PS I will do that thing today. YOUR LJ REMINDED ME. :0 (sorry)

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krasnoludek April 5 2011, 21:39:21 UTC
what thing?

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psifenix April 5 2011, 21:49:46 UTC
The EECS thing.

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rdore April 6 2011, 00:51:53 UTC
This post and all the comments are hilarious. Except mole on a bagel, that's just disgusting.

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tomtomtomtomtom April 6 2011, 20:47:06 UTC
I can find images of naked mole rats and images of bagels but I cannot find images of naked mole rats and bagels.

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