Comments on: parklife

By: BHR

BHR — Fri, 11 Feb 2005 02:55:00 +0000

Very cute costume! I can’t beleieve nobody remarked on how schmick Tadpole looked.

By: ontario frog

ontario frog — Fri, 11 Feb 2005 01:50:22 +0000

Now that’s a very pretty leopard you’ve got here.

Your dragueur was not only annoying, he was stupid. A clever one would have made a show of admiring her…

By: adrian

adrian — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 22:58:25 +0000

The Butte Chaumont is full of pervs, be careful

By: kiki

kiki — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 19:44:38 +0000

Tadpole is the cutest little leopard, hard to believe there weren’t smiles all around at the sight of her!

By: petite

petite — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 15:35:25 +0000

Horseperson Bowlegs? *snorts*

I like that.

By: Parkin Pig

Parkin Pig — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 14:39:20 +0000

Look, I’m sorry to go on about this….but….. I’ve just heard an announcement that Prince Charles is to make an honest woman of that Camilla Horseperson- Bowlegs. If that twit of an HRH can do it, risking his crown and the wrath of whole swathes of future subjects, then what’s your Frog Prince waiting for? An heir to his fortune? He hasn’t got a frog’s leg to stand on. Unsubtitled message from advertiser “Just do it”.

By: Parkin Pig

Parkin Pig — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 11:19:39 +0000

I certainly don’t have any sympathy for these slugs in the park but you’ve got to understand that French men, not necessarily perverts, are culturally conditioned to FLIRT. Ask Mr Frog about this. French friends even first thought I wasn’t interested in women (they were so wrong) when they noticed I didn’t chat up every female in sight, like they do. French women are conditioned to either tolerate or actually encourage this kind of attention. There goes another blog subject.
You won’t remember Edith Cresson, briefly France’s 1st ever woman PM (literally?)under womanising president Mitterand. She concluded that all Englishmen are queer because on a 2 day visit to London she didn’t once get wolf-whistled like she claims happens all the time back home in France.
Nobody told her it was just because she’s too ‘moche’ to turn heads in UK.
Married or not a French man can still refer to ‘ma femme’. After we got married I didn’t call my Froggette ‘mon epouse’ unless I was being facetiously formal. Unfairly, the same doesn’t apply in the opposite direction.
Anyway, answer me this…How is it that a couple can make the massive commitment to have and rear a child together in a loving, stable relationship and then baulk at public confirmation of that commitment? I know it’s unfashionable but having been through all this it’s clear in my mind which is the hardest.

By: Chameleon

Chameleon — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 10:46:28 +0000

I spotted the photo immediately and yes, she is gorgeous!

By: petite

petite — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 10:36:54 +0000

I think Mr Frog suspects I want to get married, buy a flat with him and then shortly afterwards hire Léon to bump him off.

Mwouah ha ha ha ha

(that was supposed to be an evil laugh but I think it is misspellt)

ps there is a cunningly concealed photo of the leopard lurking on the site today, for one day only.

By: Chameleon

Chameleon — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 09:41:18 +0000

Re. comments 13 and 14: read my current blog entry with the ironic title Harlot (if the first part is too indigestible, skip to the brief Maushart quote, which states the problem very succinctly).
I am not opposed to marriage as such (it would certainly solve a few administrative problems such as sickness insurance, residence permit renewals and the like) and if Petite wants to have her relationship “legalised” then why not?! I say we launch a more concerted campaign to “persuade” Mr. Frog – let’s “make an honest man” out of him!
:grin: