In Reply to: Re: No that what we call, in France, spirit. posted by patrickU on March 23, 2006 at 00:46:08:
>>> "...think of Raimbaud, who put colours on words!" <<<Ah, you apparently missed the sarcasm of the "Brokeback English" innuendo; in case you haven't noticed, applying the appropriate 'colour' to words is my forte. In all liklihood, 'Raimbaud' would've chuckled, Rostand's Cyrano would've bowed and even Oscar Wilde would've grinned at this the tongue-in-cheek humour, assuming they fully grasped the film reference and the intended targets. BTW, it's Rimbaud, if you're refering to the Arthur Rimbaud, the 19th century French poet. Mon Dieu, indeed! ;^)
AuPh
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- "No that what we call, in France, spirit." - Yes, but only if one doesn't imbibe too much! - Audiophilander 10:14:35 03/23/06 (3)
- Re: How could have I? Your homopobic trait is just tiring.... - patrickU 10:27:18 03/23/06 (2)
- "Your homopobic trait...." - Wow! Now it would appear that you think I fear masters of grey poupon film critique! - Audiophilander 12:52:43 03/23/06 (1)
- Re: "Your homopobic trait...." - Wow! Now it would appear that you think I fear masters of grey poupon film critique! - patrickU 01:55:29 03/24/06 (0)