Voilà qui titille la curiosité. Quel va donc être le sujet de l'article ? Labourage et pâturage ? Collage et déchirage ?Découpage et charcutage ? Grenouillages et magouillages ?
À vrai dire, il n'y a rien à développer. La vue de ces seins qu'on ne saurait cacher m'a juste rappelé Sully et sa fameuse phrase "La courage et pâturage sont les deux mamelles de la France." Les autres sont des variations dont je ne suis pas l'auteur : collage et déchirage pour l'art moderne, découpage et charcutage pour les élections législatives, grenouillages et magouillages pour la politique.
J'aime beaucoup Nora Ephron. Pas en tant que réalisatrice, car de ses réalisations je n'en vois qu'une à retenir, "Julie et Julia", le reste n'étant que de la comédie gentillette, de petits passe-temps sans conséquences. Comme scénariste, oui : Le mystère Silkwood, La brûlure, et surtout Quand Harry rencontre Sally, un vrai bijou de comédie. Comme actrice, elle ne laissera pas non plus un grand souvenir, parce que c'était rare, bien qu'intéressant (deux fois, dans des films de Woody Allen).
Oh my God! This is absolutely terrifying! I've never seen anything like that in my whole life. What happened to that poor woman? She must have felt a terrible pain indeed. I can only wish she has recovered since and will not again come through such a traumatic experience.
It's flabbergasting to witness how common such scaring scenes are in American restaurants and the police leave helpless women with no support or confort.
Where's MEDICARE when it's needed?
Thank God, Dr. House will quickly fix the situation.
If Anijo scared you, here is one to terrify you. I saw it a few years ago when it was broadcast on Arte and for a long time I couldn't find it on the net.
The first blonde woman interviewed is Natalie Angier, a respected science writer for the NY Times and author of several books.
Anijo, just in case you didn't know, ARTE is a normal air broadcast channel, not cable, so everyone can watch it. But I think you are right, I wonder if even cable channels like Discovery or National Geographic or History would show it in the U.S.
Natalie Angier has not only often discussed women issues, she created a big stir in an article she wrote in defense of plants.
Anijo, and ARTE is a normal air broadcast network which anyone can watch. There should be an English version somewhere because it was broadcast in Australia.
Natalie Angier writes about many things and created quite a stir when she wrote an article in defense of plants. A video about it is on the page I linked.
It reminds me of when I worked at the university and my boss had a poster in his office saying, "Be Kind to Plants, Don't Eat Them". He wasn't a big animal rights fan.
Flocon, I guess with my recent links I will get you in more trouble with the Gendarmes. So just to pile on, here is one to a Disney production from the 50's.
Ned, Natalie Angier is an interesting person to study. I'll be checking out some of her stuff later.
Flocon, Thank you so much for the link to the program with Steve Reich! I must have mentioned to you before how much I appreciate his music. In fact, when I paint I usually play his music for inspiration. And I discovered the Bang on a Can All-Stars. Having a good time this morning exploring the topics on France Culture.
Not only is the music of your Cinderella film lovely, discreet, sweet and al but at the end it appears Kimberly-Clark (well, the makers of Kortex products) sponsored this production.
America was half a century ahead of Europe at that time and one century ahead of Latin Europe.
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Voilà qui titille la curiosité. Quel va donc être le sujet de l'article ? Labourage et pâturage ? Collage et déchirage ?Découpage et charcutage ? Grenouillages et magouillages ?
Nora Ephron died on Tuesday. One of her humurous essays re: breasts, or per this picture, 'tits'.
ZapPow,
"Voilà qui titille la curiosité"
C'est un peu le but du teaser d'ailleurs... ;-)
J'aime bien labourage et pâturage. Peux-tu développer?
Anijo,
J'ai vu cette info hier sur le NYT. Je n'avais jamais entendu parler de cette personne.
Du coup ça plombe l'ambiance et le billet (which was about my (limited) personal experience) is out of tune :-(
@ Flocon
À vrai dire, il n'y a rien à développer. La vue de ces seins qu'on ne saurait cacher m'a juste rappelé Sully et sa fameuse phrase "La courage et pâturage sont les deux mamelles de la France." Les autres sont des variations dont je ne suis pas l'auteur : collage et déchirage pour l'art moderne, découpage et charcutage pour les élections législatives, grenouillages et magouillages pour la politique.
J'aime beaucoup Nora Ephron. Pas en tant que réalisatrice, car de ses réalisations je n'en vois qu'une à retenir, "Julie et Julia", le reste n'étant que de la comédie gentillette, de petits passe-temps sans conséquences. Comme scénariste, oui : Le mystère Silkwood, La brûlure, et surtout Quand Harry rencontre Sally, un vrai bijou de comédie. Comme actrice, elle ne laissera pas non plus un grand souvenir, parce que c'était rare, bien qu'intéressant (deux fois, dans des films de Woody Allen).
La courage et pâturage sont les deux mamelles de la France.
La référence à Sully m'est tout de suite venue à l'esprit (encore que la courage, je ne sais pas).
Pour les élections législatives et la politique, je me doutais de quelque chose de ce goût mais collage et déchirage... je voyais pas.
À la Jean-Pierre Pernault : un beau spectacle comme on aimerait en voir plus souvent!
La courage…
Tapé trop vite, pas vérifié.
What men don't know about women
Oh my God! This is absolutely terrifying! I've never seen anything like that in my whole life. What happened to that poor woman? She must have felt a terrible pain indeed. I can only wish she has recovered since and will not again come through such a traumatic experience.
It's flabbergasting to witness how common such scaring scenes are in American restaurants and the police leave helpless women with no support or confort.
Where's MEDICARE when it's needed?
Thank God, Dr. House will quickly fix the situation.
If Anijo scared you, here is one to terrify you. I saw it a few years ago when it was broadcast on Arte and for a long time I couldn't find it on the net.
The first blonde woman interviewed is Natalie Angier, a respected science writer for the NY Times and author of several books.
Wow Ned! Interesting. I cannot in my wildest dreams imagine such a program being aired here in the U.S.
I see Flocon running away as far as he can from this discussion... you know, girle/boy embarrassing shit.. ☺
Mon Dieu! C'est terrible! En plus il y a plusieurs parties. Pas pu aller jusqu'à la fin.
When SemperFidelis returns, he may well be a tough over-trained Marine, having travelled the world over, he sure is in for a shock!
No wonder my computer was blocked by the Gendarmerie Nationale the other day. It hosts links to XXX rated sites.
Now, where are my tablets against hypertension?
Anijo, just in case you didn't know, ARTE is a normal air broadcast channel, not cable, so everyone can watch it. But I think you are right, I wonder if even cable channels like Discovery or National Geographic or History would show it in the U.S.
Natalie Angier has not only often discussed women issues, she created a big stir in an article she wrote in defense of plants.
Anijo, and ARTE is a normal air broadcast network which anyone can watch. There should be an English version somewhere because it was broadcast in Australia.
Natalie Angier writes about many things and created quite a stir when she wrote an article in defense of plants. A video about it is on the page I linked.
It reminds me of when I worked at the university and my boss had a poster in his office saying, "Be Kind to Plants, Don't Eat Them". He wasn't a big animal rights fan.
Anijo,
ARTE est peut-être l'équivalent télé de NPR.
Les programmes sont "culturels" and accessible to people with not much education (provided they're interested though).
France culture on the other hand is a radio service which addresses people with a university level.
Here is their site and yesterday there was a programm dedicated to Steve Reich that you can listen to.
Flocon, I guess with my recent links I will get you in more trouble with the Gendarmes. So just to pile on, here is one to a Disney production from the 50's.
Menstruation
Still wasting my good time giving you troubled times.
Ned,
Natalie Angier is an interesting person to study. I'll be checking out some of her stuff later.
Flocon,
Thank you so much for the link to the program with Steve Reich! I must have mentioned to you before how much I appreciate his music. In fact, when I paint I usually play his music for inspiration. And I discovered the Bang on a Can All-Stars. Having a good time this morning exploring the topics on France Culture.
Ned,
Not only is the music of your Cinderella film lovely, discreet, sweet and al but at the end it appears Kimberly-Clark (well, the makers of Kortex products) sponsored this production.
America was half a century ahead of Europe at that time and one century ahead of Latin Europe.
There is this How to spot a Communist film too...
Flocon, you can find many of these sorts of films and many more much more interesting at the Internet Archive.
http://archive.org/details/prelinger
I have seen this one and even worse. Look up the things made by the so-called Harding College.
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