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CPicard wrote:

Even funnier news: my doctor was killed in the gunnings (learned it monday morning before going to work and I had an appointment with her on monday afternoon).
Also, police found the car of one of the terrorist team in a place located two streets downer from my flat, roughly a 5 minutes walk.

Farewell, my 8 hours night of sleep.

Please don't let our of moment of levity make you feel that we are either unsympathetic or unsupportive to either the residents of Paris and to the French people as a whole.

As a resident of the one of Massachusetts' neighboring New England states, the horror of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings is still fresh in my memory, as well as in the memory of every single person I know, and will probably remain so for the rest of our lives.

Rest assured that the Paris tragedy is utmost in the minds and hearts of all American citizens as well as every caring person residing throughout the world.

You are not alone in this struggle and never will be.

Edited by The T - November 18 2015 at 10:44

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The T wrote:

^Damn, no matter how much I want to express my solidarity to the French people in this moment of tragedy, I am not eating that atrocity... Tongue

Actually, to be honest, I've never seen this type of pastry live ...

I understand that the croquembouche is mostly a wedding cake for mediterranean-descending (read Maghreb) french citizens

The Dark Elf wrote:

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Just five alleged Syrian refugees with false Greek passports trying to catch a break. Yet they had enough money to go from Syria to Lebanon, then to Turkey, Brazil, Argentina, Costa Rica and on to Honduras en route to the U.S.

Rather disturbing they could pass through so many airports before someone had enough sense to check the validity of their documents. Bravo Honduras!

Nobody ever said refugees don't have money...

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timothy leary wrote:

Over a five-year period, Boeing, General Electric, and Verizon paid nothing in net federal income taxes. These three Fortune 500 companies reported nearly $80 billion in combined profits and actually got tax rebates from the federal government.

In an ever changing volatile world, it's good to see that some things never change! :)

Vive Le France!!

Since it is pretty safe to assume that millions of people in the world don't pay taxes because for example they are in extreme poverty or live alone in an island or whatever, we have to start eliminating that stupid quote from our lives. In reality, only death is certain in life. Nothing else.

Phil Collins coming back from retirement every time he retires, now that's as certain as death...

Edited by The T - November 19 2015 at 23:41

The universe may or may not be expanding, but human stupidity finds new avenues of expression every single day...