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In article <Vos3e.147608$gJ3.144862@clgrps13>, artistic@telus.net (Arthur
Entlich) wrote:

> The Iris company didn't think it would even work, but Nash and his
> money persevered...

Money gained, partly, by selling his extensive collection of photographs,
assembled over many years. The man was on a mission and we should all be
grateful to him for it.

Jon.
 
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In article <29s3e.127460$ZO2.387@edtnps84>, artistic@telus.net (Arthur
Entlich) wrote:

> One of the reasons the term isn't used more, is because in French, it
> is also used in several more "vulgar" connotations.

I know of one (much of my French was learned on the streets of Paris and
contains a lot of, no doubt now outdated, /argot/, to the point where I'm
not always sure what's socially acceptable - e.g. degoutant/degeulasse)
but wasn't aware there were several.

Jon.
 

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In article <memo.20050402151958.2092D@blue.compulink.co.uk>,
Jon@NOonlySPAMbrowsingTHANX.com says...
> In article <MPG.1cb7cfafeb2933c998994d@news.comcast.giganews.com>,
> lastingimagery@comcast.dotnet (Larry) wrote:
>
> > Plenty old enough to "Thank Heaven For Little Girls".
>
> Careful! The 'Net's being monitored for those sort of sentiments these
> days! :)
>
> > My French is non-existant...
>
> Not any more. You now know how to say 'squirted' in French. :) However,
> note Arthur Entlich's post and be careful how you use it!
>
> Jon.
>

By todays standards, Gigi would be a "porn" movie... Matching up a
(supposedly) under-aged girl with a middle-aged bachelor. (I think Leslie
Caron was late 20's early 30s when she made that movie, but she played the
"child" well)


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Mystic, Ct.
 
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On Sat, 2 Apr 2005 03:15 +0100 (BST), Jon@NOonlySPAMbrowsingTHANX.com
(Jon O'Brien) wrote:

>In article <v8jr41tscvmk18f5fnpa2f3oh15lk9s450@4ax.com>,
>hecate@newsguy.com (Hecate) wrote:
>
>> LOL! You wouldn't like to mail me with the name of the gallery so I
>> can have a laugh too? ;-)
>
>For shame, madam! I would never be so indiscreet! ;-)

LOL!

>Purely because I can't remember the name, however. It's at the top of
>Guildford High Street, though.
>
Oh right. I wonder what the reaction would be in those twee little
shops in Hartley Wintney? ;-)

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Fashion: Buying things you don't need, with money
you don't have, to impress people you don't like...
 
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In article <MPG.1cb8d71159e8bbe598994f@news.comcast.giganews.com>,
lastingimagery@comcast.dotnet (Larry) wrote:

> By todays standards, Gigi would be a "porn" movie... Matching up a
> (supposedly) under-aged girl with a middle-aged bachelor.

I don't think she was supposed to be a 'Lolita', just young. I doubt that
most studios would take the chance of making it these days, though.

> I think Leslie Caron was late 20's early 30s when she made that
> movie...

According to IMDB she was born in 1931, which would have made her 27.

Jon.
 
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In article <k8fu41lr2k5cuc7iek8doi7hi794vdf5u5@4ax.com>,
hecate@newsguy.com (Hecate) wrote:

> I wonder what the reaction would be in those twee little shops in
> Hartley Wintney? ;-)

If I get bored, I'll mount a baiting expedition.

Jon.