I worked with a British guy and a French guy. The French called the British guy a Limey Bastard, and the British guy called the French guy a Filthy Frog or FF.
Qu’ils mangent de la brioche! Let them eat brioche, is the original comment attributed to Marie Antoinette. France says it is just revolutionary propaganda that pushed this quote. The phrase appeared in Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Confessions (written around 1765), attributed to a "great princess" when Marie Antoinette was only a child.
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I worked with a British guy and a French guy. The French called the British guy a Limey Bastard, and the British guy called the French guy a Filthy Frog or FF. Qu’ils mangent de la brioche! Let them eat brioche, is the original comment attributed to Marie Antoinette. France says it is just revolutionary propaganda that pushed this quote. The phrase appeared in Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Confessions (written around 1765), attributed to a "great princess" when Marie Antoinette was only a child.