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RosieH Wrote:

...je l'ai tu? avec mon requin blanc, qui lui a mordu en deux pieces. Pauvre petit Poisson


Malheureusement, I only parlez francais un peu, mais are you saying that you will only be able to get small pieces of fish on Mondays and Tuesdays maintenant Rosie?

I'm saying that Laurent is dead because I killed him with my great white shark, which bit him into two pieces. Poor little fish.


That'll teach him. Sorely missed though.


Edited to say that my french is quite rusty, so that might not be what it says at all.

RosieH Wrote:

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> I'm saying that Laurent is dead because I killed

> him with my great white shark, which bit him into

> two pieces. Poor little fish.


Poor little Monsieur Poisson surely?:)

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