You are in a humorous mood today! The question remains, however: Is a half a man better than no man at all?
Depends on which half?
Cheers to you, too. Looks like a nice little bar/cafe/pub. Ah, we love cinnamon rolls. And we used to eat a lot of them. Then one day I looked at the calorie count of a roll we bought in the mall: 650 calories!
Granted, my terrible French is barely enough to get the bill paid but the picture has me all confused. Place - said? Bavik is a kind of beer, I think, but the shop looks like it sells spirits. Perhaps the place is simply good for what ails you.
I don't profess to be knowledgeable about retail marketing, but I think the half man would attract more attention if he were sitting on top of the wine barrel rather than leaning against it.
Vu le nombre de cartons a l'entree, ce lieu a l'air d'etre abondamment frequente! Unite de couleurs avec ce bleu. P.S. Pour repondre a ta question: Oui certaines parties des cactaees sont mangeables (ou buvable), voir ici.
This one really does put a smile on my face being that it is a Monday morning and I am back at work for the week. The little guy is great. Such a fun shot. genie
Thank you for visiting and leaving a thought! Sorry about the moderation, a bit tired of spam at the moment!
Merci de votre visite très appréciée et de laisser une pensée ! Désolée de devoir modérer vos commentaires, VDP en a un peu marre des spammeurs en ce moment !
Cheers says the cardboard man (or his upper half) on Avenue de Saint-Cloud!
Allez Santée, c'est la fete chez toi ;) photo a voir avec moderation
ReplyDeleteVery funny!
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You are in a humorous mood today! The question remains, however: Is a half a man better than no man at all?
ReplyDeleteDepends on which half?
Cheers to you, too. Looks like a nice little bar/cafe/pub. Ah, we love cinnamon rolls. And we used to eat a lot of them. Then one day I looked at the calorie count of a roll we bought in the mall: 650 calories!
Es ist immer der letzte Donnerstag im November, der mit Spannung erwartet wird ;)
ReplyDeleteEine gute neue Woche dir.
I'll drink to that!
ReplyDeleteGranted, my terrible French is barely enough to get the bill paid but the picture has me all confused. Place - said? Bavik is a kind of beer, I think, but the shop looks like it sells spirits. Perhaps the place is simply good for what ails you.
ReplyDeleteI don't profess to be knowledgeable about retail marketing, but I think the half man would attract more attention if he were sitting on top of the wine barrel rather than leaning against it.
ReplyDeleteThe diable parked there adds a lot, too. Love that French word, much better than dolly.
ReplyDeletej'arrive !!!
ReplyDeleteWe say Kampai! :D
ReplyDeleteVu le nombre de cartons a l'entree, ce lieu a l'air d'etre abondamment frequente! Unite de couleurs avec ce bleu.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Pour repondre a ta question:
Oui certaines parties des cactaees sont mangeables (ou buvable), voir ici.
Cheers! Looks like a great little shop to roam around. I would definitely no leave empty-handed :-)
ReplyDeleteet toi...cheers.
ReplyDeleteOn dirait Dali, qui serait fou du vin Nicolas! :o)
ReplyDeleteThis one really does put a smile on my face being that it is a Monday morning and I am back at work for the week. The little guy is great. Such a fun shot. genie
ReplyDeletepour moi, du vin rouge! :)
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'Saúde'! As we say (similar to 'à la santé') although tchin-tchin is quite common too.
ReplyDeleteCin-cin, as we also say. The guy is obviously already half drunk...
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I enlarged that photo to appreciate the lovely lighting.
ReplyDeleteYou have a great eye for capturing the unexpected.
ReplyDeleteThanks for making me smile...
ReplyDeleteA lovely image and post.
un village dans le village, en faite il cherche la route.
ReplyDeleteI've been saying tchin-tchin! (or skol) au lieu de cheers my whole life and never knew it was spelled with a t!
ReplyDeleteGreat light AND details!
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