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Olivia Ruiz — J'traîne des pieds
Album: La Femme Chocolat
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Released: 2005
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J'traînais les pieds, des casseroles
J'n'aimais pas beaucoup l'école
J'traînais les pieds, mes guiboles abîmées
J'explorais mon quartier

J'traînais des pieds dans mon café
Les vieux à la belote braillaient
Pappy, Mammy, tonton André et toutes ces pépées
A mes p'tits soins, à m'pouponner

Ecorché mon visage, écorchés mes genoux
Ecorché mon p'tit coeur tout mou
Bousillées mes godasses, bousillé sur ma joue
Bousillées les miettes de nous

La fumée du boeuf bourguignon
Toute la famille tête dans l'guidon
Du temps où on pouvait faire les cons
Les pensionnaires, les habitués
Les gens d'passage, surtout l'été
Joyeux bordel dans mon café

Ecorché mon visage, écorchés mes genoux
Ecorché mon p'tit coeur tout mou
Balayée la terrasse, envolé le bout d'chou
Envolées les miettes de nous

Je traîne les pieds, j'traîne mes casseroles
J'n'aime toujours pas l'école

Ecorché mon visage, écorchés mes genoux
Ecorché mon p'tit coeur tout mou
Bousillées mes godasses, bousillé sur ma joue
Bousillées les miettes de nous

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translation from lyricstranslate.com:

I would drag my feet and my saucepans
I didn't like school that much
I would drag my feet with my aching legs
Exploring my neighborhood

I would drag my feet across my cafe
Old people would be yelling while playing Belote
Grandpa, Grandma, uncle André and all those biddies
Pampering and babying me

Grazed is my face, grazed are my knees
Grazed is my soggy little heart
Busted are my shoes, busted on my cheek
Busted are our leftovers

The Beef Bourguignon's steam*
The whole family running the Tour
At the time when we could play the fools
Residents and regulars
Short-stay guests, especially in summer
Quite a happy mess in my cafe!

Grazed is my face, grazed are my knees
Grazed is my soggy little heart
Swept is the terrace, all in the past is the "tiny tot"
All in the past are our leftovers

I drag my feet, I drag my saucepans
I still don't like school

Grazed is my face, grazed are my knees
Grazed is my soggy little heart
Busted are my shoes, busted on my cheek
Busted are our leftovers
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80% of french songs (O Ruiz included) and music is BS, i'm not talking 'bout radio stations here, they are same s***t  for 98% , i'm french i know it, why i'm a RP listener  tkx to make me travel in others sounds.
Posted 3 years ago by rick83390    [ Reply ]
Never thought I'd heard her on Radio Paradise! 
The entire album is really nice -- but much more enjoyable if you understand the lyrics.
Posted 3 years ago by PinkSo    [ Reply ]
 olesonb wrote:


I know, what's up with that?? I was just watching an old "Get Smart" show & 99 was singing a French song. She was never hotter!!


Barbara Feldon was very Hot! and I agree Olivia is also smokin'!
Posted 3 years ago by deadheadmark    [ Reply ]
 peter19 wrote:


I think it has something to do with the water...


Probably for the same reason US women shout like a set of brass lungs ...
Posted 3 years ago by Johnny_Alpha    [ Reply ]
 mvanderford60 wrote:
can anyone explain why French women must sound like little girls when they sing - all whispery and weak?  Compare this with k.d. lang and joni following or even historically with Edith Piaf — what went wrong?
 

I think it has something to do with the water...
Posted 3 years ago by peter19    [ Reply ]
 mvanderford60 wrote:
can anyone explain why French women must sound like little girls when they sing - all whispery and weak?  Compare this with k.d. lang and joni following or even historically with Edith Piaf — what went wrong?
 

By the way she is of Spanish origin ;)
Posted 3 years ago by Joanna91540    [ Reply ]
 mvanderford60 wrote:
can anyone explain why French women must sound like little girls when they sing - all whispery and weak?  Compare this with k.d. lang and joni following or even historically with Edith Piaf — what went wrong?
 

Sorry thaty the France makes you disappointed... But that's only that's not the same singer !!!
Edith Sang in a brothel, and Olivia sing whith her girl heart.
Can undestand why you're so disappointed, after this explanantion, but i don't share your opinion !
Posted 3 years ago by francesco_insyde    [ Reply ]
We heard this one over and over on French radios so I like it a little less than the first time I heard it.
Her voice is special, not everybody likes it, so no, not "all French singers sound the same"!
Posted 4 years ago by Mannick    [ Reply ]
 mvanderford60 wrote:
can anyone explain why French women must sound like little girls when they sing - all whispery and weak?  Compare this with k.d. lang and joni following or even historically with Edith Piaf — what went wrong?
 

Maybe to emphasise their femininity.
Posted 4 years ago by jasko    [ Reply ]
 helgigermany wrote:
All this french singers sound the same , for me! Nothing special! 
 
obscurentism sounds the same everywhere
Posted 4 years ago by fatchakulla    [ Reply ]
 helgigermany wrote:
 
 
Well, yeah, when you can't write English, I guess you might have a problem...
Posted 4 years ago by Aud    [ Reply ]
Awww...but I love this language   helgigermany wrote:
All this french singers sound the same , for me! Nothing special! 
 

Posted 5 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
All this french singers sound the same , for me! Nothing special! 
Posted 11 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
{#No} {#Stupid}{#Naughty}
Posted 11 years ago by BMTR    [ Reply ]

"C'est Magnifique"! (Apologies to Cole Porter...)
Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
this is {#Daisy}wonderful
Posted 11 years ago by beans4tea    [ Reply ]
 marian wrote:

Too bad I cannot vote users down.
 
Too bad I can't vote your comment up.

Posted 13 years ago by blackjackshellac    [ Reply ]
 triquito wrote:
I never liked French chanson. I think I like this nouvelle chanson thing even less.
 
Too bad I cannot vote users down.
Posted 13 years ago by marian    [ Reply ]
I never liked French chanson. I think I like this nouvelle chanson thing even less.
Posted 13 years ago by triquito    [ Reply ]
 sirdroseph wrote:

 Why are French women so damn hot!?{#Hearteyes}

  

 ColdBear wrote:
Because that's where french men are !
 
No, no I don't think that's it.

Posted 13 years ago by ScottFromWyoming    [ Reply ]
 Felix_The_Cat wrote:
MMMMMMmmmmm.... French Fries....
 
Fries!!!  Ha!  Very subtle monsieur.
Posted 13 years ago by AvoidingWork    [ Reply ]
More effective than waterboarding.
Posted 13 years ago by listen_n_sf    [ Reply ]
can anyone explain why French women must sound like little girls when they sing - all whispery and weak?  Compare this with k.d. lang and joni following or even historically with Edith Piaf — what went wrong?
Posted 13 years ago by mvanderford60    [ Reply ]
 jagdriver wrote:
I admit to being a sucker for (just about) any female singing in French.



                        Rita Cadillac in Das Boot.

 

I know, what's up with that?? I was just watching an old "Get Smart" show & 99 was singing a French song. She was never hotter!!
Posted 13 years ago by olesonb    [ Reply ]
Because that's where french men are !

 sirdroseph wrote:

I am a sucker for bells!{#Lol} Why are French women so damn hot!?{#Hearteyes}

 

Posted 13 years ago by ColdBear    [ Reply ]

I am a sucker for bells!{#Lol} Why are French women so damn hot!?{#Hearteyes}


Posted 14 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
C'est si bon, alors! {#Umbrella} {#Notworthy}
Posted 14 years ago by nicolewe    [ Reply ]
I admit to being a sucker for (just about) any female singing in French.



                        Rita Cadillac in Das Boot.

Posted 14 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
 stewliscious wrote:
C'est merde.
 
Vous êtes celui qui est plein de lui. Elle est merveilleuse, et sa chanson est trop!

Posted 14 years ago by justin_thyme    [ Reply ]
C'est merde.
Posted 14 years ago by stewliscious    [ Reply ]
No, yankies
French girls are for French boys...
{#Lol}
Posted 14 years ago by ColdBear    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:
https://www.shotactu.com/repimages/olivia-ruiz-news.JPG
 
Chocolat!  Mmmm!


Posted 14 years ago by macadavy    [ Reply ]
 Felix_The_Cat wrote:
MMMMMMmmmmm.... French Fries....
 
no no...la femme chocolat
{#Dancingbanana}

Posted 14 years ago by ambrebalte    [ Reply ]
MMMMMMmmmmm.... French Fries....
Posted 14 years ago by Felix_The_Cat    [ Reply ]
She also sings this song in Spanish, together with Julieta Venegas. Sounds dreadful, compared with this version.

Posted 15 years ago by ulibcn    [ Reply ]
Trés belle, trés jolie, et aussi la chanson ;). Huite points.

Posted 15 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
So random..... I was boating with some friends this weekend, one of whom happens to be French, who played this song and I really really enjoyed it. Happy now I know who it is! (there was a bit of alcohol involved and I promptly forgot....) Thanks RP!
Posted 15 years ago by mmshock    [ Reply ]
I want her
Posted 15 years ago by Limpopoking    [ Reply ]
Oh it's a good surprise to hear a french musician like Olivia Ruiz on Radioparadise{#Angel}!
Posted 15 years ago by dharma17    [ Reply ]
The use of a doggie squeak toy as a sampled sound in the music kills it for me...
Posted 15 years ago by DaveInSaoMiguel    [ Reply ]
It's nice to hear modern french songs on Radio Paradise!

Posted 15 years ago by chickadee    [ Reply ]
I drag my feet I believe is the title. I'd be dragging my feet to this show too.
Posted 15 years ago by martinc    [ Reply ]
 FerrariF1Fan wrote:
{#Beat} PLEASE MAKE IT STOP!!!
 
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!!!!
Posted 15 years ago by rtb    [ Reply ]
{#Beat} PLEASE MAKE IT STOP!!!

Posted 15 years ago by FerrariF1Fan    [ Reply ]
Sympatoch' {#Music}
La French' Touch !
Merci.
Posted 15 years ago by ParMesSoins    [ Reply ]
 phrawzty wrote:
As a counter-point : I, too, am a foreigner living in France - and i think the music here is no better or worse than anywhere else.  Les rosbifs - especially the ones that don't speak French - are not always the best source for unbiased commentary. ;)

 
If you speak the lingo or not in any country, if it sounds like syhte, then it's shyte - There may have a few decent artists from France but compare that to the land of zee rosbifs, I make my point, zee rosbifs have my permission to comment!

Posted 15 years ago by mgkiwi    [ Reply ]
As a counter-point : I, too, am a foreigner living in France - and i think the music here is no better or worse than anywhere else.  Les rosbifs - especially the ones that don't speak French - are not always the best source for unbiased commentary. ;)

Posted 15 years ago by phrawzty    [ Reply ]

Posted 15 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
Worse song of the day so far - makes it even worse being in French! Living in France, you soon realize just how shyte the music is!
Posted 15 years ago by mgkiwi    [ Reply ]
 lawman wrote:

Dunno about that: I've known a few femmes who are as delicious a prospect as chocolate.

 
Indeed.{#Yes}
Posted 15 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Stave wrote:
Like the tune, but that album title... "La Femme Chocolat"? Mon dieu, tres frommage-y {#Rolleyes}

Dunno about that: I've known a few femmes who are as delicious a prospect as chocolate.

Posted 15 years ago by lawman    [ Reply ]
wou premiere fois que j'entend Olivia ruiz sur Radio paradise pour dire je l'ecoute tt le temps, et trés fier d'une aussi belle chanson qui passe qur une radio americaine ! Bravo Olivia pour cette chanson et bravo Bradio paradise !!!!
Posted 15 years ago by newbieu    [ Reply ]
Like the tune, but that album title... "La Femme Chocolat"? Mon dieu, tres frommage-y {#Rolleyes}
Posted 15 years ago by Stave    [ Reply ]
Reminds me of Noir Desir's "Le Vent Nous Portera". Both French, both contain some of the same instruments (most notably, the clarinet)...of course, this song is a little more upbeat, but both are quite nice.

Posted 15 years ago by Danimal174    [ Reply ]
 walchenbach wrote:
happy chick in the photo = 10, scratchy vocals on the track = 5.  catchy tune, but so what?
 
Can think of lots of worse things to have at hand (ears?) than a cheerful, catchy tune.  {#Bounce}
Posted 15 years ago by gekkosan    [ Reply ]
Sexy!!
Posted 15 years ago by Gergonomic    [ Reply ]
happy chick in the photo = 10, scratchy vocals on the track = 5.  catchy tune, but so what?
Posted 15 years ago by walchenbach    [ Reply ]
I've been to Paris but can barely discern the meaning of French phrases. I believe the title of the album translates to Chocolate Woman. It is a precious musical idea that lies therein. 
Posted 15 years ago by pianocomposer    [ Reply ]
Make me want to traîne mes Pieds as well! {#Bananapiano}
Posted 15 years ago by ScopArch    [ Reply ]
 Mack wrote:


Il a attrapé un coup de soleil sur l'oreille gauche
 
même l'oreille droit n'a pas échappé à la grillade apparemment

Posted 15 years ago by dali    [ Reply ]
something quite sexy about the french language even though I don't fully understand it     {#Hearteyes}
Posted 15 years ago by philinnz    [ Reply ]
 AliGator wrote:
I really love the lyrics...and the clarinet!
 
                                  the girl on the coverl looks pretty hot too!

Posted 15 years ago by jjbix    [ Reply ]
I really love the lyrics...and the clarinet!
Posted 15 years ago by AliGator    [ Reply ]
Quite catchy!{#Dancingbanana}
Posted 15 years ago by purplespider    [ Reply ]

 

!enchanté!


Posted 15 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
I listened to the girl and I liked it.
Posted 15 years ago by kanadan    [ Reply ]
First: 1. Second: 6... This is rather ...sexy....
Posted 16 years ago by mirland    [ Reply ]
 baltimorelovejoy wrote:
I CAN'T UNDERSTAND A WORD SHE'S SINGING. WHAT THE HECK KIND OF CRAZY MADE-UP LANGUAGE IS THIS??

;)
 

Il a attrapé un coup de soleil sur l'oreille gauche
Posted 16 years ago by Mack    [ Reply ]
Cette chanson est vraiment bien. Elle me met de bonne humeur surtout lorsque je l'entends sur RadioParadise et que je suis si loin de chez moi... Bravo Olivia !
Posted 16 years ago by alexandresarlin    [ Reply ]
Whoa...I felt a little tingle down in there.  {#Hearteyes}
Posted 16 years ago by brewmonkey    [ Reply ]
 holborne wrote:
J'aime le pop francais.  {#Clap}

 
{#Yes}

Posted 16 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
Being Canadian - French music to me was Mitsou and Celine Dion ... Aldo Nova ... so my appreciation to French music was slanted - But!
Olivia Ruiz
Carla Bruni

they changed my mind :)

Posted 16 years ago by huebdoo    [ Reply ]
 superfido wrote:
Oh boy,  this is my new girlfriend.  {#Dancingbanana}
 
J'adore Olivia aussi! 
Posted 16 years ago by randomprime    [ Reply ]
I CAN'T UNDERSTAND A WORD SHE'S SINGING. WHAT THE HECK KIND OF CRAZY MADE-UP LANGUAGE IS THIS??

;)
Posted 16 years ago by baltimorelovejoy    [ Reply ]
Oh boy,  this is my new girlfriend.  {#Dancingbanana}
Posted 16 years ago by superfido    [ Reply ]
nicely   -    5.
Posted 16 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
Living in France, I'm not very fond of French music, but Olivia, I like a lot!!!{#Roflol}
Posted 16 years ago by wim06    [ Reply ]
J'aime le pop francais.  {#Clap}

Posted 16 years ago by holborne    [ Reply ]
 a_genuine_find wrote:

Romney is the idiot you fool.

 

{#Clap}
Posted 16 years ago by chyk5    [ Reply ]
 mgkiwi wrote:
NOOOOOOOOO. Living in France, I listen to RP to get away from this shyte, I hate French music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!{#Puke}
 
Au lieu de gerber sur la french Music, je propose des bons groupes français pour RP: the teenagers, Syd Matters, Joseph d'Anvers, Cocoon,...

Posted 16 years ago by cosimo    [ Reply ]
 Welly wrote:
I just don't like her voice. Too high and constrained. She sounds like a cartoon character.
 
Fifi la Fume
Fifi la Fume?


Posted 16 years ago by Cruithne3753    [ Reply ]
happy tune...makes me smile
Posted 16 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
 Jelani wrote:
You're an idiot.

 
Romney is the idiot you fool.

Posted 16 years ago by a_genuine_find    [ Reply ]
Sank heaven....... fel leetle gells.........
Posted 16 years ago by nate917    [ Reply ]
Am I the only one who gets a little squeamish when watching those barfing smileys? They're just too literal!

 fredriley wrote:

Boh! La musique Française me plait beaucoup! Continuez, s'il vous plait, Becky et Bill. 8 du giurie de Nottingham :)


 


Posted 16 years ago by BettyB    [ Reply ]
I just don't like her voice. Too high and constrained. She sounds like a cartoon character.
Posted 16 years ago by Welly    [ Reply ]
MERDE!  deux...
Posted 16 years ago by stewliscious    [ Reply ]
mgkiwi wrote:
NOOOOOOOOO. Living in France, I listen to RP to get away from this shyte, I hate French music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!{#Puke}


Boh! La musique Française me plait beaucoup! Continuez, s'il vous plait, Becky et Bill. 8 du giurie de Nottingham :)

Posted 16 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
NOOOOOOOOO. Living in France, I listen to RP to get away from this shyte, I hate French music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!{#Puke}
Posted 16 years ago by mgkiwi    [ Reply ]
Awwww, clarinet. I have soft spot for clarinet, no matter the language. (My name is Claire, but I don't understand ze French.)
Posted 16 years ago by cayenne    [ Reply ]
Very nice song it's amazing to see most of foreign singers, are are systematically poorly rated. I listen to singers American or English all day, and I appreciate some of them, yet I do not speak English. I thank radioparadise.com to make us listen to songs really different
Posted 16 years ago by eugene10    [ Reply ]
prickelpit96 wrote:
Nonsense. Do you really believe, the 'structures' of French require a special kind of music?? Inform yourself about the bandwidth of French music.
I can't deny one should, but actually there does appear to be an effect of prosody, language rhythm (i.e. of the composer's native language) on musical rhythm - it's been researched and published. Compare for example the rhythmic structures of 'Frere Jacques' and 'London Bridge Is Falling Down'. I don't have a source at hand, but it should be quite easy to find. EDIT: here's the article for those interested
Posted 16 years ago by twangoosen    [ Reply ]
out_to_lunch wrote:
"je suis un americain bete"
Hahahaha!
Posted 16 years ago by Masoud    [ Reply ]
Welly wrote:
She sounds like someone is squeezing her neck.
They are not squeezing tight enough though...
Posted 16 years ago by stevo_b    [ Reply ]
...le donkey kong?..
Posted 16 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
Yea, I hate it. Volume down.
Posted 16 years ago by Ahnyer_Keester    [ Reply ]
saw a crazy live version you know where and it went all rock. didn't suit the song, i see it as soft and happy
Posted 16 years ago by tobstar    [ Reply ]
Okay, I'm seeing Marcel Marceau with his insidious smile, dancing outside a cafe with a bowler hat and a cane, his eyes staring madly at me as if to say, "You're next, mon ami!" *shiver*
Posted 16 years ago by esotericderek    [ Reply ]
I LIKE this song.
Posted 16 years ago by gekkosan    [ Reply ]
westslope wrote:
The French are more than proud of the beauty of the French language. The language itself is probably given a much priority than in English-speaking cultures. And no, it doesn't sound all the same. hehe Good on you for asking.
For a good intro/selection of contemporary French music, I highly recommend a visit or two to the Radio Blagon site (Bordeaux, France). Kind of a French equivalent of Radio Paradise. "RadioBlagon, la scÚne alternative francophone webradio podcasts." www.radioblagon.com Quelle surprise! There is even a Wiki entry for the station: wiki/Radio_Blagon ...mes deux centimes --Eric
Posted 16 years ago by ewest02    [ Reply ]
oldslabsides wrote:
Do a lot of French language songs have similar rhythmic structures? Is this something perhaps required by the language itself? Do a lot of French language songs sound very similar, or is it just me?
The French are more than proud of the beauty of the French language. The language itself is probably given a much priority than in English-speaking cultures. And no, it doesn't sound all the same. hehe Good on you for asking. I should upload Harmonium's Je dis bonjour à la vie recorded in Québec in the mid-1970s and some SLAM music by Grand Corps Malade which is French but with a rather interesting socio-cultural twist. I find this particular song by Ruiz rather irritating but not too irksome.
Posted 16 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
la performance de charme!
Posted 16 years ago by justin_thyme    [ Reply ]
yum yum!
Posted 16 years ago by dewinter    [ Reply ]
oldslabsides wrote:
Do a lot of French language songs have similar rhythmic structures? Is this something perhaps required by the language itself? Do a lot of French language songs sound very similar, or is it just me?
It's just you, Schlabby.
Posted 16 years ago by AliGator    [ Reply ]
Nonsense. Love that graphic...
Posted 16 years ago by cathenley    [ Reply ]
I'm all for hearing more French music in the mix! There's some awesome stuff out there!
Posted 16 years ago by lathyris    [ Reply ]
what a song! :)
Posted 16 years ago by cjohns8    [ Reply ]
Honeyman wrote:
How do you say, "I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than listen to this again!" in French?
"je suis un americain bete"
Posted 16 years ago by out_to_lunch    [ Reply ]
prickelpit96 wrote:
Nonsense. Do you really believe, the 'structures' of French require a special kind of music?? Inform yourself about the bandwidth of French music.
Alizee, Alizee! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Posted 16 years ago by wferrier    [ Reply ]
prickelpit96 wrote:
Nonsense. Do you really believe, the 'structures' of French require a special kind of music?? Inform yourself about the bandwidth of French music.
First, that was a question you responded to, don't be insulting. Second, this sounds like Manu Chao's girlfriend or something.
Posted 16 years ago by superfido    [ Reply ]
Welly wrote:
She sounds like someone is squeezing her neck.
lol...i agree. blech!
Posted 16 years ago by K_Love    [ Reply ]
She sounds like someone is squeezing her neck.
Posted 16 years ago by Welly    [ Reply ]
oldslabsides wrote:
Do a lot of French language songs have similar rhythmic structures? Is this something perhaps required by the language itself? Do a lot of French language songs sound very similar, or is it just me?
Nonsense. Do you really believe, the 'structures' of French require a special kind of music?? Inform yourself about the bandwidth of French music.
Posted 16 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
oldslabsides wrote:
Do a lot of French language songs have similar rhythmic structures? Is this something perhaps required by the language itself? Do a lot of French language songs sound very similar, or is it just me?
it's just you like this very much
Posted 16 years ago by spraehbuer    [ Reply ]
Do a lot of French language songs have similar rhythmic structures? Is this something perhaps required by the language itself? Do a lot of French language songs sound very similar, or is it just me?
Posted 16 years ago by Red_Dragon    [ Reply ]
ziggytrix wrote:
compliments of babelfish: "c'est merde de cheval"
We say: "c'est d'la merde !" = say dla mayrde !
Posted 16 years ago by arzvael    [ Reply ]
Honeyman wrote:
How do you say, "I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than listen to this again!" in French?
You don't need to learn to say that. Just ask me and I'll stick 'em in for ya!
Posted 16 years ago by inindian    [ Reply ]
'8-1/2 Souvenirs' meets 'Edith Piaf'. Not so bad. c.
Posted 16 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
a_genuine_find wrote:
We face a new generation of challenges, challenges which threaten our prosperity, our security and our future. I am convinced that unless America changes course, we will become the France of the 21st century... If he said 'Holland', he might have gotten my vote. One less ass as potential prez, YAY!
You're an idiot.
Posted 16 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
NO NO NO NO !!!!!!!
Posted 16 years ago by xs9095    [ Reply ]