france, paris (77,combs la ville)...ou pas loin :)

by **UWSDWF** » 23 Oct 2006 16:54

wow illusion that something i didn't need to know about you :lol:

by **stephbleu** » 26 Oct 2006 9:50

vous connaissez des sites ou forums en franÃ§ais...

...ici, ils sont bizarre Ã ne pas vouloir qu'on parle en franÃ§ais

by **Schuyler** » 26 Oct 2006 10:13

I love french, don't speak it, but I love it. And if ever I am in Paris, I would love to stop in on a locksport group. Some of you brits should have a swim and visit them.

Also, what do they call a hook pick in france?

by **Bud Wiser** » 26 Oct 2006 10:53

Schuyler wrote:Also, what do they call a hook pick in france?

La Huke Pik

by **UWSDWF** » 26 Oct 2006 11:06

how would you say

chicken my rooster

?

by **Bud Wiser** » 26 Oct 2006 11:58

UWSDWF wrote:how would you say

chicken my rooster

?

please note my french is very rusty and may not be very accurate, in fact I drove my french teacher crazy and flunked french in school, but I believe it goes some thing like this...

pullet mon _

to say I like snails on my toast ...

J'aime des la maggots sure mon pain grillÃ© (yummy)

by **Bud Wiser** » 26 Oct 2006 12:00

wow, LP101's language filter filters french words too

let me try again ...

pullet mon qock

by **UWSDWF** » 26 Oct 2006 12:07

Bud Wiser wrote:wow, LP101's language filter filters french words too

let me try again ...

pullet mon qock

i will not :shock:

by **Bud Wiser** » 26 Oct 2006 12:18

hey you set me up for that one and you know it,

who needs to know how to say, chicken my rooster?

:lol:

by **illusion** » 26 Oct 2006 12:29

Actualy, snails is 'escargots' in French.

Thus your sentence should actualy be said: "escargots sur mon pain griller"

Technicaly 'crochet' should be the name for a hook pick, but it seems to have become a generic term for 'lockpick'

by **Julocker** » 14 Dec 2006 16:10

Hi, I'm french.

I'm from "les deux sevres a Niort"

Salut a tous les francais du forum !!

by **jabial** » 25 Dec 2006 7:11

Et bien, visiblement je ne suis pas le seul. Chers compatriotes, joyeux noÃ«l!

Translation for english-speaking people:
Well, visibly I'm not the only one. Dear compatriots, I wish you a merry christmas!

by **Julocker** » 31 Dec 2006 21:46

Oui on est pas beaucoup...

Tu fais parti d'un club ? tu pratique depuis longtemps ?

Bonne annÃ©e !

by **mrdan** » 1 Jan 2007 1:06

UWSDWF wrote:
Bud Wiser wrote:wow, LP101's language filter filters french words too

let me try again ...

pullet mon qock

i will not

Couldn't put the soda down fast enough! Man!!

Now I gotta clean my monitor. THanks :lol:

Nothing like Mountain dew mixed with nasal funk. :oops:

by **jabial** » 1 Jan 2007 5:31

Julocker wrote:Oui on est pas beaucoup...

Tu fais parti d'un club ? tu pratique depuis longtemps ?

Bonne annÃ©e !

Non, je ne fais pas partie d'un club, je me demande d'ailleurs quel genre d'oeil nous jetterait le fonctionnaire de la prÃ©fecture si on faisait une constitution d'association :p Si Ã§a doit se faire, il faudra dÃ©barquer avec des rÃ©fÃ©rences allemandes et nÃ©erlandaises pour bien indiquer que Ã§a existe dÃ©ja et que nous ne sommes pas fous

Concernant la pratique, depuis deux ans environ en ce qui concerne le vrai crochetage. Pour le grattage et le contournement, avant

Translation for the english-speaking

Happy new year to you too

No, I'm not a member of a club, moreover I wonder how the official from the state would look at a non-profit association constitution :p If we must do that, we'll have to come with press papers about the German and Dutch clubs to show well that it already exists and we're not insane

About the practice, I have been doing real picking for two years. For raking and bypass, I did it for a long time

france, paris (77,combs la ville)...ou pas loin :)

salut

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