Have fun and hopefully your trip will rid your of your Asian fetishes.
- Visit a game store and find GO GO BECKHAM
Also: French girls are totally hot. I realize now that I don't have an Asian fetish so much as a non-American fetish. America! THE WORST WOMEN IN THE WORLD!
yeah, paris has some sort of japanese culture museum.Have fun and hopefully your trip will rid your of your Asian fetishes.
France has a pretty big soft spot for Asian culture, actually.
What kind of wine did you have?
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If it's 6 AM and you can't get to sleep, don't turn on the TV or you might see This Video:
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PROTIP
If it's 6 AM and you can't get to sleep, don't turn on the TV or you might see This Video:
[youtube=425,350]rNdvAe78TFM[/youtube]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNdvAe78TFM
French andouillette, on the other hand, is an acquired taste and can be an interesting challenge even for adventurous eaters who don't object to the taste or aroma of feces.what?
lol, fries and green beans. i thought only blacks ate that.
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If it's 6 AM and you can't get to sleep, don't turn on the TV or you might see This Video:
[youtube=425,350]rNdvAe78TFM[/youtube]
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Is it bad that I like this? (The song, anyway)
actually it turns out that Andouillette's stuffing is known in the US as "chitlins." so maybe demi's racism is more on target than he knew.
dinner tonight was at the Paris modern art museum, the Centre Georges Pompidou. an inside-out post-industrial building brutalist complex slapped together in the 1970s much to the chagrin of Parisians everywhere. it is a rather awesome building though.
(http://www.vuillemet.com/blog-vuillemet/images/image-mois/beaubourg.jpg)
(http://www.kottke.org/plus/photos/200105europe/pompidou01.jpg)
the 5th floor is the "Kandinsky library" but it's only open to "authorized persons" and "credentials needed." I'm trying to figure out what credentials are needed tomorrow so I can falsify them on Friday and go back to the museum on Saturday.
The museum restaurant was way too hip for its own good, decor-wise, and the waitresses were all undernourished waifs wearing brightly colored potato sacks. The veal was way overcooked, but the escargot-in-shells starter and cheesecake tart with white cheese ice cream were both excellent.
Great view of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, etc. at night. Some pics to follow tomorrow. For now, back to bed for another 6 hours of sleep...
OH wtf is sacre coer did you mean sacre coeur... pilgramage!?
PERSEPOLIS GET :D
32€ :S
do you know any French comiques to recommend to me
do you know any French comiques to recommend to me
do you know any French comiques to recommend to me
L'incal is the comic that The Fifth Element ripped off.
According to Jodorowsky's commentary on the DVD, the audience was enraged at the "corrupting content" of the film. Indeed, the director found himself fleeing for his life at the festival, finally to be whisked away in a limo, which was heavily bombarded by stones thrown by the angry mob. However, the film's controversy didn't stop there. In fact, the film was banned from Mexico by the government, and Jodorowsky himself was nearly deported for the madness the film had created. One of the scenes he points out as being especially disliked involves white-haired women gambling for the chance to suck fruit pits out of a man's mouth. The commentary also states that Sergio Klainer was spreading a rumor that Alejandro Jodorowsky was a vampire, since he insisted that Mariscal's actual blood be used in a scene where a man drinks Lis' blood. At the film premiere, Diana Mariscal was noticed to be abnormally thin causing even more conjecture about vampirism. Alejandro claims she had become thin from an eating disorder.
dinner tonight was at the Paris modern art museum, the Centre Georges Pompidou. an inside-out post-industrial building brutalist complex slapped together in the 1970s much to the chagrin of Parisians everywhere. it is a rather awesome building though.
(http://www.vuillemet.com/blog-vuillemet/images/image-mois/beaubourg.jpg)
(http://www.kottke.org/plus/photos/200105europe/pompidou01.jpg)
the 5th floor is the "Kandinsky library" but it's only open to "authorized persons" and "credentials needed." I'm trying to figure out what credentials are needed tomorrow so I can falsify them on Friday and go back to the museum on Saturday.
The museum restaurant was way too hip for its own good, decor-wise, and the waitresses were all undernourished waifs wearing brightly colored potato sacks. The veal was way overcooked, but the escargot-in-shells starter and cheesecake tart with white cheese ice cream were both excellent.
Great view of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, etc. at night. Some pics to follow tomorrow. For now, back to bed for another 6 hours of sleep...