Bonjour from guess where

[Jcfrog]

Hello chaps,
Jc from France, just south of Clermont-Ferrand in a beautiful place. Getting into CWC and BKc4. An old timer
my site showing what I do
http://ultimaratioregis.com/

[fsn]

Hi.

Welcome, but the link doesn't work for me.
 

[Steve J]

Welcome on board .

[Leon]

Hi JC, welcome to the Forum!

[GrumpyOldMan]

Hi.

Welcome, but the link doesn't work for me.
 

Hello fsn

The site appears to be currently down but you can catch a glimpse at the Web Archive - https://web.archive.org/web/20220327150917/http://ultimaratioregis.com/

Cheers

GrumpyOldMan

[Jcfrog]

Hello fsn

The site appears to be currently down but you can catch a glimpse at the Web Archive - https://web.archive.org/web/20220327150917/http://ultimaratioregis.com/

Cheers

GrumpyOldMan

yes, I forgot to pay the name thing. done, should be back on tomorrow...grrrrrr

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Bonjour and welcome! 

[Orcs]

Bonjour mon ami JC frog. je m'appelle Orcs.

Like most Brits that is the appalling limit of my French, apart from counting to 10, ordering up to 10 beers or coffees or baguettes.

Welcome to the forum
 

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Arternoon - enjoy

[Ben Waterhouse]

Bonjour!

[Elliesdad]

Bonjour mon ami JC frog. je m'appelle Orcs.

Like most Brits that is the appalling limit of my French, apart from counting to 10, ordering up to 10 beers or coffees or baguettes.

Welcome to the forum
 

I used to be able to say - in Italian - "excuse me a moment, while I speak to my wife". Sadly in the intervening 50+ years I have never had opportunity to use this phrase...

Geoff 😉

[Orcs]

I used to be able to say - in Italian - "excuse me a moment, while I speak to my wife". Sadly in the intervening 50+ years I have never had opportunity to use this phrase...

Geoff 😉

 

[meconicuk]

Very interesting website. I liked your description of making a terrain map.

[Techno 3]

Welcome !

[Ithoriel]

I used to be able to say - in Italian - "excuse me a moment, while I speak to my wife". Sadly in the intervening 50+ years I have never had opportunity to use this phrase...

Geoff 😉

My aunt and uncle spent time living in Italy and on returning home had a number if Italian au pairs. My cousin and I, both primary school age, badgered one of them to teach us some Italian and she did. It was a short sentence that rolled off the tongue. With no idea what it meant I demonstrated my linguistic skill to my aunt who suggested that "The mouse and the elephant made love in the vacuum cleaner" might not be the most useful Italian to have learned. I imagine there were words between my aunt and the au pair.