Points in favor, courtesy of Jeff at Beautiful Atrocities. Who is back in the saddle again.
For which we should all give thanks, each in his* own way.
(*Note: Using “he/his” as the indefinite article. Like he was taught.)
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About FranceBy lex, on November 15th, 2005
Points in favor, courtesy of Jeff at Beautiful Atrocities. Who is back in the saddle again. For which we should all give thanks, each in his* own way. (*Note: Using “he/his” as the indefinite article. Like he was taught.) November 15th, 2005 | Category: Unfiled
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Hmmm, the “Points in favor” link is filtered, I can only imagine why, something about adult content. Anyway I remember reading about a Black American, during WWI, going to France & being treated like, well like a human being. And as I recall He did himself proud by performing very well in combat. Seems that because of his race, his services were not sought by his native America. I remember thinking at the time, “Those French sure got it together when it comes race relations, our loss, their gain”. But, alas, I was wrong all time. It just took longer to show, & a little different skin color to bring out their racism.
Not adult content Mark – I’d never do that (without a warning). Just a collection of photographs of a rather fetching French newscaster.
“She” must be fetching to kick in those filters, I’ll find out later
Oh, she is, Mark! Holy cow, somebody find me a picture of her without makeup before I go and kill myself! Creatures that perfect should exist only in men’s imaginations…
“For which we should all give thanks, each in his* own way.
(*Note: Using “he/his” as the indefinite article. Like he was taught.) ”
As long as you don’t start using terms like seapersons….
Lex would never use “seapersons”… he’s a seaman, through and through…..
*turns and flounces away with a wink*
oh… and FbL-
That lovely young thang is what the rest of us ladies refer to as a BITCH, because she ruins it for the rest of us “normal” chicks.
I like normal! I married normal.
Not flouncing, but, you know: Normal.
(Not that there’s anything wrong with flouncing – especially around seamen)