I love a croissant...

Nov 8, 2020 3:27 AM

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Sexy American...

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Literally watching this right now at my kid's request

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It's like you can already see Americans getting great again!

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So refreshing, the US back to being ignorant and obnoxious in a benign way

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Omg I forgot this even existed

5 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

It's more hilarious when you know that, in France, BFMTV is the french Fox news...

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"I know he's making fun, but now I kinda want a croissant." - Reporter says internally.

5 years ago | Likes 25 Dislikes 1

Ugh now I want a croissant reading this comment.

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He's actually talking about gastronomy and french breakfast after that, for a few seconds at least

5 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

"That's a good point, I'm gonna make croissants for breakfast now" - me, German guy, right now!

5 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

That was fucking hilarious

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Seems like the news guy thought so too.

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I love a crosont ho ho ho

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Everyone... remember to have fun with it... and never take yourself to seriously

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If a french dude is laughing then you're doing well

5 years ago | Likes 49 Dislikes 1

And if you manage to make a german laugh, you're about to peak.

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I want to know who the reporter is, I absolutely appreciate his sense of humor.

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Geaux Bleu!!!!!

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Even though this is France and that guy is ethnically African, I'm 90% sure that's an American.

5 years ago | Likes 13 Dislikes 1

I think he's reporting from the US though

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Yeah he is american, and the guy is a french journalist covering the US election, probably in Washington or some other big city

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Talking about me ?

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That should be omelette au fromage.

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I hope this was in Philly.

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I don't see any potholes, not looking like philly.

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Yeah, this looks like a reenactment of Ben Franklin trying to gain France's support in the American Revolution.

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I didn't hear the word "putaine."

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Looks like a Michigan hat to me. :)

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Hon hon hon!

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Wait is that an ALL That reference with the French guy in the bathtub?

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i dont get where "hon hon hon" stuff is from? maybe "Non Non Non"... i dont know any french say Hon Hon hon even close

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https://youtu.be/cl3P5iIafuI

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ho ha it's a laugh

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My French gf did not find this funny. I did though! Omelette du fromage!

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He let him talk into the mic though. Fucking funny shit.

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Omelette du fromage

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He goes from pasty white to beat red real quick. I love how it seems he is having fun with it too, not upset.

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That was my favorite thing out of all the wonderfulness in this gif: watching his transformation into a tomato

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He is happy that people are happy

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If there is one thing the French love more than wine, its foreigners speaking French in mocking stereotypical accents! Do it some more lol

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Fuck it.....Go Blue!

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Ugh. I agree but they aren’t looking great

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Sadly no they’re not

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Yeah you guys ok up there? As a buckeye I always want you to be a strong team.

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Yeah. As a Michigan fan not sure what Harbaugh is doing but it’s pissing me off

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Wearing u of m hat. Lol. Go blue!

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@TheCaptionGuy

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v

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You came through!

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Of course! I said I would, so I did.

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That's a mistake. It's omelette AU fromage ??

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It’s because this line was paying homage to an old Steve Martin bit: https://youtu.be/DOJDNChwgBw

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?

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This is a funny compliment to the reporter, nothing more, nothing less. Curb the offence ya'll

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I love that 1 episode of Dexter's Laboratory taught every millennial a simple French phrase.

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He’s doubling up on his 90s references. https://youtu.be/cl3P5iIafuI

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Don’t forget and maniacs. D’accord. Je t’aime. Au revoir au revoir.

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It’s all he can say

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As soon as he said it I knew where he had seen it, brilliant! ?

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This was part of a Steve Martin joke 427 years ago: https://youtu.be/DOJDNChwgBw

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Yeah, saw that ep of Dexter's Lab back in the day when my kids were little and thought, "Oh, the writers are Steve Martin fans!"

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That is amazing. I love that DL episode. I love it even more now that I know the origin. Brilliant. Thanks

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It’s so true tho. I’m 28 and remember cheese omelet for this exact reason. Lol

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Was that in the first episode after the show was picked up, or the short from when Cartoon Network did a bunch of shorts, most of which

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ended up being adapted into shows? I'm curious, because I haven't watched Dexter in years, but remember enjoying it.

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I will always remember that episode.

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And one that's not even correct, since it should be "omelette au fromage"

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But also Au jus is cow juice

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To quote Homer Simpson, 'not quite blood, not quite gravy'

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It's from a Steve Martin bit about not being able to speak French where he says it wrong like that. The dexter bit is a reference to that

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Oh I didn't know that, thanks

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That was made false on purpose ;)

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I have SO many questions

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they're ignoring you

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All comic writers are on drugs. Not that that's a bad thing or anything

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what the gay is going on here?

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Now why you think that's gay?!!

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Cuz it's from France or...? Are just using gay in place of an expletive? Am I out of touch?

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His nipples are out, in case you didn't notice.

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No, hes obv flirting with the news anchor

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seeing the previous pic, he might be more drunk than flirting

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Its the same thing in my book

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don't drink and flirt, you might hit on someone !

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News anchor didn’t object

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Yes it’s going on here.

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I wish. He’s hot

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He is. He can butter my toast anytime.

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Very descriptive username. Nice, dude!

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As a straight dude, I'd let him flip my omelette

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It's cause the sense of humor is up there with the body.

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Seconded

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Malcolm Gladwell is it you?

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Lawl I guffawed

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Ngl, I always thought the French to be rather humourless when it came to making fun of their culture, but this guy took that rather well lol

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Also it was jokes but nice jokes. He was appreciating French stuff. That's like joking about Canadians liking hockey and maple syrup.

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I'm French and that was fun. And I think the atmosphere was a bit enthousiastic.

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Have you been to France? They loved making fun of my Aussie accent. It was all in good fun.

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we make fun of all french accents among us.. so.

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Just don't bring "white flag humour" and you'll be fine with any french.

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The fact that waiving a white flag means surrender is a testament to how bad ass y’all were at war. The fact that people don’t know that :(

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It's just the white flags jokes that aren't funny, because the ones telling them usually think they're true. So they're just insults.

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Historically speaking the fact that waiving a white flag represents surrender means the French were badass at war. Look that shit up.

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Imo it's part of our culture to constantly joke or make fun of ourselves, so I've always enjoyed jokes about my country, because they stem 1

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from outsider's observation about my country, like things I've never thought about twice before, like our super weird counting system, or 2

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historical rivalries with England, and so on. But I'm sick and tired about seeing mostly "surrendering monkeys" and "white flag" jokes 3

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because it just shits on every sacrifice and tough times my own family had to go through back then, even though I didn't go through it 4

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personnally I just don't find it funny. Plus it's not even clever or anything, kinda just feels like an unnecessary cheap insult.

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Oh man you've only met the shitty french

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Man I’m loving all these positive comments from French people. I just wanna say though, I’m sorry if I insinuated that the French don’t 1/3

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Have a sense of humour at all. The white flag thing makes perfect sense. As an Aussie, I’d hate if people made fun of our defeat in 2/3

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Gallipoli in WWI. Some things are just off limits, you know? 3/3

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The only defeat we make fun of you for is against the emus.

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Lol, that’s fair.

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And to be even fairer them emus is tough!

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Well it depends really. We love all kind of humour, satyr and caricature. But the stuff like "You surrendered"

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I always beat that down with examples of WWI. France gave their children to defend that line. WWII was unlucky fate, no choice, no blame.

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Thanks for your support then, it's truly appreciated when we got a lot of shit for it!

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WW1, Napoleon, Franks, Gauls. France has a rich military history of going toe to toe with the largest empires.

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Came back planning on swinging for a second I expected an argument. France backed our Revolution, we should never forget loyalty to freedom

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That was more self interest but yeah, much like the Dutch. France earned US respect the hard way, with blood and tears.

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The French often itch for a worthy opponent, so much so, they often fight the French.

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just isn't really funny and hint at a very dark and painful time in our past. Like, I'll joke all day about our terrible (or sexy, depend...

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who you ask, I guess?) accent. Or the difference between french and french canadians. Or even our smelly cheese! But I have a hard time..

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finding WWII jokes funny, especially when my grandad often talk about the occupation and how hard it was during family dinners.

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Major respect for you guys. You helped us regain Serbia in WWI. Will never forget your sacrifice.

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Your grandad was a certified badass, WWII was brutal and lefts scars non/visible. I'm sorry those "jokes" continue to cut and appear.

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Viva la resistance and rest easy to those who didn't make it

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There’s a podcast I liked called ‘hardcore history’ from Dan carlin and that really opened my eyes to France’s involvement in those times.

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Y'all didn't truly surrender, so it's a dumb joke. Y'all slit the throats of Nazi officers in the night. Blew their asses up.

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Dont tell this guy about Vichy.

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We all had our traitors, friend. Even the USA had towns flying Nazi flags in WWII. Just trying to give our allies their due credit.

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You did what you had to to protect you and yours. Well, your ancestors at least. Also, I prefer satyr satires myself!

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Very true, it was mostly to avoid a massacre, but a lot of people fought how they could, as much as they could. Which makes the jokes even..

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less funny, because it was literally a fight for freedom. Anything else is fair ground for banter tough!

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