On sait ce qu'on sait pour là où on est.

Title translates in English to the following.

We know what we know for where we are.

But also phonetically similar to "[...] là où on née."

Which translates to "[...] where we are born."


Only it sounds better in French, rhymes, and just rolls right off the tongue real sweetly.

Enjoy this great truth, and marvel at the glory of Life with me. (There is but ONE life, which we all so share)

^_^

a reply to: iammrhappy86

"Du bist, was du isst."
You are, what you eat.

a reply to: iammrhappy86

a reply to: iammrhappy86

We is what we is : so please passe le Cheeze-Whiz !

Sorry : but there is no Whizdom in my goofy joke...

originally posted by: Nothin
a reply to: iammrhappy86

We is what we is : so please passe le Cheeze-Whiz !

Sorry : but there is no Whizdom in my goofy joke...

So cheezy.

a reply to: Tundra

Is it as cheezy : as it is breezy on the Tundra ?

Oops : starting to OD on the 'fromage'...

a reply to: iammrhappy86

Some people said they were from Sirius
but I didn't take it as serious.


Maybe that's a Dog of a pun.

originally posted by: pthena
a reply to: iammrhappy86

Some people said they were from Sirius
but I didn't take it as serious.


Maybe that's a Dog of a pun.

HAHA!!!

I Love it!!

Big Dawgs!

=P

a reply to: iammrhappy86

I thought that if I tried out a bi-lingual pun that it would be bi-punny.

So I tried something with (in.you.we)
and entropy.

But I don't know how to spell (in.you.we)
and the French for entropy is entropy.

My wasted energy seems quite entropic.
And it just may be a bit off topic.