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http://www.local6.com/orlpn/news/ stories/news-200517820030226-080202.html
'In a move that may anger some Francophiles or menu writers, a Palm Beach County commissioner has requested a resolution that would change the name of the American food staple known as "french fries." '
They want to call them "freedom fries" - taking that propaganda drive just a little closer to home.
and
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/ sm_754383.html?menu=news.quirkies
"A Danish pizzeria has banned French and Germans from dining there because of their country's stance on a war with Iraq."
I think that speaks for itself.
Mmmm, deep-fry goo
*shudders*
Something I just wondered, why are "french fries" so thin? Americans usually go for big and fat. Take their cars, or the rest of their meals. Huge. Yet fries are skinny.
Otherwise, they misinterpret the information they are given, come to unwarranted conclusions and undertake poorly considered actions.
http://www.local6.com/orlpn/news/ stories/news-200517820030226-080202.html
'In a move that may anger some Francophiles or menu writers, a Palm Beach County commissioner has requested a resolution that would change the name of the American food staple known as "french fries." '
They want to call them "freedom fries" - taking that propaganda drive just a little closer to home.
and
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/ sm_754383.html?menu=news.quirkies
"A Danish pizzeria has banned French and Germans from dining there because of their country's stance on a war with Iraq."
I think that speaks for itself.