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Paris awaits

On Friday I go to Paris for a day, on a company trip. I have been to both France and the USA with each job Ive had. This seems odd, i sense a conspiracy.

I hope the weather is nice.

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Posted Wednesday, July 28, 2004. Leave a comment.

  1. Blogger Damo Says:
    2:38 PM

    The French working with the USA on projects? I thought the USA cancelled all contracts with 'cheese-eating surrender monkeys'!

    (Their words, not mine - do a Google search if you don't believe me...)

  2. Blogger Bee Says:
    1:18 PM

    Apparently "cheese-eating surrender-monkeys" originated in an episode of The Simpsons. That's what I got told.

    Yay Paris. Paris is cool. Just being there for one day only is a bit lame, though. Maybe you could wangle a bit of extra time by pretending to get lost on the Metro or something. "I'm sorry, I thought I was heading for the Gare du Nord but SOMEHOW I ended up at St Denis ..."
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