Re: CHAT: the gay Canadian (was: "have a nice day")

At 23:41 03/03/00 -0000, you wrote:
>
>"Gay French" doesn't sound good. Where are you from? For example,
>"Christophe, the gay Burgundian" sounds splendid, and "Christophe, the
>gay Parisian" also has some charm. Christophe, the gay, of Aquitaine.
>Like all those French kings -- Charles the Bald, and so on. Christophe
>le Grand, Sire des Langues Fantastique. Excuse me while my fancy wanders....
>
Wow! I like the last one :))) . And about my origin, I'm primarily from
Normandy. So I guess "Christophe the gay Normand" would fit. But I also
live in the suburbs of Paris, and my origins are from Belgium to Corsica,
with a lot of Normandy and a bit of Paris. Just choose! :)

>Anyway, I must have got my francophone conlangers confused, thinking our
>gay francophone chum and our Canadian francophone chum were one and the
>same.
>
>--And the Gay, of Albion.
>
"la perfide Albion" Where does this expression come from already?

                                                Christophe Grandsire
                                                |Sela Jemufan Atlinan C.G.

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