French Presidential Election, 2017

[MichaelReilly]

Fishonfridays? No joy for FubarThursdays?

You just missed Jackie's Bar on Cowane Street, that closed when I was in second year. Absolute toilet, with fights in it constantly.

It was brilliant.

[jamescfm]

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[soysauce]

Fishonfridays? No joy for FubarThursdays?

You just missed Jackie's Bar on Cowane Street, that closed when I was in second year. Absolute toilet, with fights in it constantly.

It was brilliant.

Shite, its spoons or bust these days...

[Aquinas]

Fishonfridays? No joy for FubarThursdays?

You just missed Jackie's Bar on Cowane Street, that closed when I was in second year. Absolute toilet, with fights in it constantly.

It was brilliant.

Shite, its spoons or bust these days...

If you're talking about Wetherspoons...call me obsessive, but I've boycotted them ever since their owner started campaigning for Brexit!

[Kubrick]

If you're talking about Wetherspoons...call me obsessive, but I've boycotted them ever since their owner started campaigning for Brexit!

So where do you get your morning pint now?

[Aquinas]

If you're talking about Wetherspoons...call me obsessive, but I've boycotted them ever since their owner started campaigning for Brexit!

So where do you get your morning pint now?

I'm more of a glass-of-red-wine-in-the-evening type.

[MichaelReilly]

If you're talking about Wetherspoons...call me obsessive, but I've boycotted them ever since their owner started campaigning for Brexit!

So where do you get your morning pint now?

I'm more of a glass-of-red-wine-in-the-evening type.

I like your style.

But tin-of-special-brew-in-the-park-at-8am is definitely the way to do it.

[Alain Delors]

I'm more of a glass-of-red-wine-in-the-evening type.

We can agree on that one. In my case Bordeaux (or Claret, as you Brits tend to call it) is my favorite type of wine. A bit stereotypical given my French heritage. But my German half also enjoys some Bavarian Weißbier.

[TPPDJT]

Funny how both right-wing candidates (Fillon and Le Pen) are staunchly pro-Putin.

[Aquinas]

I confess I don't follow French politics closely, but what I want to ask is...how radical/right-wing is Fillon really? I mean, both Chirac and Sarkozy were elected saying they'd do all sorts of things that they didn't really end up doing...so would Fillon be any different to them?