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Your Thoughts Regarding France?

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112	Needless to say that I don't like the prospectus of a lengthy war with a pos	RockyBalboa	-	2/17/2003
111	Are you saying this statement from that article is true or not? <i>The Fr	Lizzie Tudor	-	2/17/2003
110	Ya know, actually he may have a point. Maybe we Americans are worrying too much	Kenneth Kirk	-	2/17/2003
109	Were your European fellows so cavalier about their surroundings before the US br	David Lawrence	-	2/17/2003
108	<i>it bothers them to no end that america is number 1. just like this post	Dale Baker	-	2/17/2003
107	No. I've been many places, but have never had so much as a slight desire to	David Lawrence	-	2/17/2003
106	The French are mislocated Germans? Say, have you ever been to France?	RockyBalboa	-	2/17/2003
105	Not one of your points has anything whatsoever to do with the points Rooney made	David Lawrence	-	2/17/2003
104	It appears to be that article: Message 18591157 Who is Rooney? He is, in fact	RockyBalboa	-	2/17/2003
103	The ignorance if the French is exceeded only by their arrogance.	David Lawrence	-	2/17/2003
102	that sounds good what you said, but it simply isn't true. it bothers them to	Scrapps	-	2/17/2003
101	"France Opposes New U.N. Iraq Resolution." Geez - if only the French w	kalakoa	-	2/17/2003
100	<i>It's called arrogance. An unjustified air of superiority. </i>	Dale Baker	-	2/17/2003
99	Andy Rooney really scalded the french in his piece last night. He called Charle	Lizzie Tudor	-	2/17/2003
98	I believe by McCain. M	Neeka	-	2/17/2003
97	Nice try, but I would guess that for France, it's just really all about who	Neeka	-	2/17/2003
96	" If most Europeans knew this thread even existed, they would chuckle and j	Kenneth V. McNutt	-	2/17/2003
95	The huge irony here is that the French - and most Europeans - really couldn'	Dale Baker	-	2/17/2003
94	It's been said recently that france is like an old woman still living in the	GROUND ZERO™	-	2/17/2003
93	Isn't it ironic - the Saudis are spending (presumably) millions on public re	deibutfeif	-	2/17/2003
92	It's funny though... up until WWII the French weren't considered cowards	Kenneth Kirk	-	2/16/2003
91	You hit an important point, Midland: culture is important to the French. I thi	Kenneth Kirk	-	2/16/2003
90	in cog , Are you serious? Let other countries live without US support! Stop buyi	Arthur Radley	-	2/16/2003
89	err, should read treat, rather than tread. Appears to by a typo.	RockyBalboa	-	2/16/2003
88	<i>>>They know how to tread women perfectly,....</i> Tread? A	David Lawrence	-	2/16/2003

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