Pervert French president leches on Australian first lady

[mookiemcgee]

The title's, like, beat the bird and pull it out its feathers.

It's a load of nonsense really. The guy's wife is kind of fat, a bird is coming and eating her fish, it flies away so he follows it out to the mountains to try and shoot it. When he gets back it turns out she was actually pregnant and just gave birth. They start talking about eating the bird and I start losing the will to keep listening to the song.

Is the one wearing the tie a boy or a girl?

[mrswdk]

A boy of course \(^0^)/

For the record, they're the Chinese equivalent of a bunch of hillbillies.

[Dukasaur]

The title's, like, beat the bird and pull it out its feathers.

It's a load of nonsense really. The guy's wife is kind of fat, a bird is coming and eating her fish, it flies away so he follows it out to the mountains to try and shoot it. When he gets back it turns out she was actually pregnant and just gave birth. They start talking about eating the bird and I start losing the will to keep listening to the song.

Alrighty then...

[TA1LGUNN3R]

A boy of course \(^0^)/

For the record, they're the Chinese equivalent of a bunch of hillbillies.

It's nice to know that if i ever were in China I'd fit in somewhere at least.

[betiko]

Every language, even every accent follows a certain patern, where you go up or down within your phrases. They all have their own "music".

I'd consider that rhythm or maybe syntax.

Alright then. That's just the word we'd use in french for that (musicality) even if it's more of an expression. Nothing to do with the synthax at all, but yes... a language's rythm basically (not sure how linking rythm to music is hard for you to understand though)

Also, I thought you were a redneck, not a hillbillie?

[betiko]

A boy of course \(^0^)/

For the record, they're the Chinese equivalent of a bunch of hillbillies.

No. They are the chinese equivalent of Dr Dre, stop lying

[2dimes]

Every language, even every accent follows a certain patern, where you go up or down within your phrases. They all have their own "music".

I'd consider that rhythm or maybe syntax.

Alright then. That's just the word we'd use in french for that (musicality) even if it's more of an expression. Nothing to do with the synthax at all, but yes... a language's rythm basically (not sure how linking rythm to music is hard for you to understand though)

Colonel Betiko Landa?

[Symmetry]

Every language, even every accent follows a certain patern, where you go up or down within your phrases. They all have their own "music".

I'd consider that rhythm or maybe syntax.

Alright then. That's just the word we'd use in french for that (musicality) even if it's more of an expression. Nothing to do with the synthax at all, but yes... a language's rythm basically (not sure how linking rythm to music is hard for you to understand though)

Also, I thought you were a redneck, not a hillbillie?

How do you feel about Dutch as a language, betiko? Musical?

[mrswdk]

Is there any fruits that are considered musical in France?