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Gauloises?
A extremely strong cigarette and one of the worst smelling, IMHO, but very popular in France (or were, things change).
There was a time that they were popular here along with Gitanes. Never understood it, they're absolutely repulsive, and I do love French culture.
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As to Mrs. Obummer; did you take a good look at those photos? Obummer's brother has recently been saying "Michelle" is actually a "Michael." From looking at those pictures there could be something to that.......
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"Thickens"? Really? That "article" can be summed up in one sentence as: Michelle Obama also hears about the fire. How is that of any interest?
Sure, they are just having a grand old time, before and during the disaster. You clearly did not look at the photos, especially this one when you can see the reflection of Notre Dame burning and yet....: https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/04...5440231634.jpg
Grand old time they were having. Yup, nothing to see here folks, keep moving. "I see said the blind man to the deaf dog."
Sure, they are just having a grand old time, before and during the disaster. You clearly did not look at the photos, especially this one when you can see the reflection of Notre Dame burning and yet....: https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/04...5440231634.jpg
I can't tell from the reflection whether it's burning yet. I guess the photographer can't either since the article doesn't claim any such thing. And even if it was burning and she hadn't yet noticed, so what?
I can't tell from the reflection whether it's burning yet. I guess the photographer can't either since the article doesn't claim any such thing. And even if it was burning and she hadn't yet noticed, so what?
I think even for French it did take some time to realize, the biggest moment was when the spire collapsed, nearly 2 hours after the fire began.
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