I certainly know better than to use the line "Are these breasts?" in my house!
Speaking of that memorable line, I heard Shira Assel singing on the flight back home from France!
Well, sort of. I got tired of movies (Enchanted - wonderful, Alvin and the Chipmunks, awful) so I was listening to music... in the collection Paris Au Feminin, Isabelle Adjani sings Pull Marine.
Perhaps she was inspired by Rogers and Clarke to do a little recording!
My friend Vincent, who I got to see in Paris, tells me that in France artistic expression is respected, and people accept it if a painter publishes a book of poetry, or an actor records an album (didn't Ronald Reagan say "Did you know the French have no word for 'dilettante?'").
Perhaps Rogers and Clarke would be regarded as geniuses in France, like Jerry Lewis... with paintings hanging in the Louvre!
Yeah, You really know the lingo is a fave, as is the totally unusable in everyday life "Are these breasts?"And "When you're on, you're on!""You really know the lingo" has to be close to the top for me, too.
There's so many... but I think my current is probably "Most guys'd be ashamed, but you've got the guts to just say 'to hell with it'. You say that you'd rather have nothing than settle for less"
And guess what? I saw Shirra Assel here in Paris, too.
Well, her picture, anyway, this poster is up all over the city....
On Sat, Apr 26, 2008 at 9:53 AM, Dave Elvin <dave@daveelvin.com > wrote:
Matt Love wrote:
>"Don't hustle me," I said. "l'm from Edmonton. They call me the Canadian
Goose!"
Matt, (sigh) you really know the lingo.
(That, btw, is my favorite line of the entire movie. What's yours?)
Peas,
Dave
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