Why not a french category ?

[Thomas Trolljaeger]

OK boys, since Col. Megamatman's last move, "la balle est dans notre camp".
So, how will we call ourselves ?

[Pruneau]

Les boudins? 

[Aart Brouwer]

Les boudins? 

Tiens.. voilà du..

Never mind 

Cheers,
Aart

[Thomas Trolljaeger]

Well, a "Tiens voilà du boudin !" forum section could easily welcome every nationality, but still remain french speaking.
This seem a very good idea.

So ? Will the FFL (Forum's Foreign Legion) flock around this banner ?

[Leon]

Well, a "Tiens voilà du boudin !" forum section could easily welcome every nationality, but still remain french speaking.
This seem a very good idea.

So ? Will the FFL (Forum's Foreign Legion) flock around this banner ?

Is everyone happy to go with this?

[Thomas Trolljaeger]

There is no opposition so far.

[Megamatman]

Well, a "Tiens voilà du boudin !" forum section could easily welcome every nationality, but still remain french speaking.
This seem a very good idea.

So ? Will the FFL (Forum's Foreign Legion) flock around this banner ?

Google says that means "Well here's some pudding"

[Thomas Trolljaeger]

What ? Pudding ? Trahison !
Bring me the légionnaire Google !
The responsible will be executed at dawn pour l'encouragement des autres !

[count_zero99uk]

Will there be a Yorkshire forum?

[Derk G]

Will there be a Yorkshire forum?

Can you provide evidence they speak a language over there? Any language?

[Thomas Trolljaeger]

Ahem. It's not that I have no consideration whatsoever for the people of Yorkshire, who no doubt suffer terribly under English occupation, but fot now, I would like to try to repair a wrong in another matter.

A bit upset by Google inability to translate correctly "boudin", I've taken matters in my own hands.
So, for today's meal, I prepared some and have taken a picture. So, gentlemen, tiens, voilà du boudin !

As you can notice, the french boudin noir should not be mistaken for any kind of dessert.
It ressembles indeed british black pudding, but should definitely not be translated as "pudding" for short.

It should, however, have a sausage-like shape, but unfortunately mine has blown apart in my pan, while I was busy with some Pendraken skeletons. Alas, sometimes, mixing pleasures don't lead to the best.

Talking about pleasure, and to be really exhaustive with this topic, "Boudin" in argotic french also means "Not really pretty girl".

[Megamatman]

Will there be a Yorkshire forum?

I'm a (North) Yorkshireman so technically this is a Yorkshire forum 

Things I've been heard saying recently:

"am going tut maintaaain tut daytabaase"

"I'll 'appen that's it"

"you'll get a good braying"

"daft as a brush"

[Megamatman]

Ahem. It's not that I have no consideration whatsoever for the people of Yorkshire, who no doubt suffer terribly under English occupation, but fot now, I would like to try to repair a wrong in another matter.

A bit upset by Google inability to translate correctly "boudin", I've taken matters in my own hands.
So, for today's meal, I prepared some and have taken a picture. So, gentlemen, tiens, voilà du boudin !

As you can notice, the french boudin noir should not be mistaken for any kind of dessert.
It ressembles indeed british black pudding, but should definitely not be translated as "pudding" for short.

It should, however, have a sausage-like shape, but unfortunately mine has blown apart in my pan, while I was busy with some Pendraken skeletons. Alas, sometimes, mixing pleasures don't lead to the best.

Talking about pleasure, and to be really exhaustive with this topic, "Boudin" in argotic french also means "Not really pretty girl".

Loving the effort you've gone to there! 

[Leon]

I was born in Harrogate, so the Yorkshire force is strong in this one!

[count_zero99uk]

Aye.

[Aart Brouwer]

I was born in Harrogate, so the Yorkshire force is strong in this one!

Is it now?

Cheers,
Aart

[count_zero99uk]

Harry Enfield when he was funny


Sophistication, ive been to Leeds.

[Aart Brouwer]

Well, a "Tiens voilà du boudin !" forum section could easily welcome every nationality

Except of course the Belgians ("qui sont des tireurs au c--") ..

Cheers,
Aart

[Leon]

Is it now?

Not quite that strong!

[Megamatman]

Is it now?

Cheers,
Aart

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