smegal69 wrote:Grande Guerre LHDD, Bonne chance dans vos autres guerres de clans,
peut-être faire l'amour et pas la guerre ...... vous les gars a inventé le baiser Frech
tu parle Francais maintenant ? LOL i can barely understand your english
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smegal69 wrote:Grande Guerre LHDD, Bonne chance dans vos autres guerres de clans,
peut-être faire l'amour et pas la guerre ...... vous les gars a inventé le baiser Frech
douitashimashite wrote:smegal69 wrote:Grande Guerre LHDD, Bonne chance dans vos autres guerres de clans,
peut-être faire l'amour et pas la guerre ...... vous les gars a inventé le baiser Frech
tu parle Francais maintenant ? LOL i can barely understand your english
General_Tao wrote:Good job guys, we got our hats handed to us. As a clan, we still have a lot of progress to make.
stahrgazer wrote:General_Tao wrote:Good job guys, we got our hats handed to us. As a clan, we still have a lot of progress to make.
Isn't that Berets not hats? Anyway, y'all were fun to play, thank you.
jltile1 wrote:Very nice to take the challenge on LHDD. Was very fun of course cause we win. I hope you all love the game chat as it was intended for fun. Glad we decided to play you guys!! Hope you have better luck in your next war.
JL BEAN
arno30 wrote:jltile1 wrote:Very nice to take the challenge on LHDD. Was very fun of course cause we win. I hope you all love the game chat as it was intended for fun. Glad we decided to play you guys!! Hope you have better luck in your next war.
JL BEAN
it was "fun". i wish it was a little bit closer... next time maybe ?
wish us luck in our NCC final against atlantis , you're welcome to have a look at the thread (due to start january 2014).
And good luck to you in your future war
betiko wrote: I can hardly understand how a beret became a french stereotype.
stahrgazer wrote:betiko wrote: I can hardly understand how a beret became a french stereotype.
History.
The French word béret, from which the English term derives, is based on the Béarnais Berret, a "sort of flat woollen cap, worn by the local peasants".[5] It was first mentioned 1835 in French and in the 19th century in English.
betiko wrote:How is this answering my question? !
Moved to completed. Privs removed. Dropbox updated. Database updated. Medals issued.
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So that's how defeat/victory looks like ? i love that cold and technical 'accent' cheme freak
Happy new year to you Pack !
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