Fun to Drink, More Fun to Say
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
About Me
- Name: La Rêveuse
- Location: Little College Town, PA, United States
I'm a dreamer, yes, but a very stubborn and logical one. I'm a little bit fancy, mostly down to earth, kind of silly, and really determined. It's how I've made my dreams come true, so far. And this is where I blather about it. Bienvenue!
This is my Avatar. I get to pick the clothes, accessories and backgrounds, and I can "wear heels" in Paris without my feet killing me.
And as a bonus, she never has a bad hair day, or a zit, and all the new clothes are free!!! It's kind of like playing Barbies for 30 somethings. With me is avatar-Lucy. She's almost as cute as the real one!
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5 Comments:
Mensch!
you are driving me crazy...
how do you say it? how do you say it? Can you tell I do not speak a lick of french?
German or Spanish...I can do... Canadian too but arggghhhh! ashamedly, no french. (that canadian thing was a joke...sometimes I think I am funny)...
Your blog proves 1 thing...I need to work on my French...A lot!!
I don't think it's real French, and I don't know what it really means, but if you pronounce it à la française, it sounds like a very funny word to associate with a beer in America.
I didn't want to put it out there (I still have 9 year old former students that read this) but let's just say that...
"Ch" in french is "Sh"
and
"Ti" in french sounds like the drink you have with jam and bread.
Combine them, and you get...
Ch'Ti Beer.
:)
I think "ch'ti" is a word from Northern or Northeastern France, where the beer is made.
It's good stuff, innit? :)
Thats ok Mage, we Canadians know how to speak American...right y'all?! You betcha!
:)
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