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That's so typically american.

You'll change your mind easily if you take a look at some of asian foods.

Yes, and ?

Besides it's not like french are the only ones to eat snails. Others certainely do it too. And there are all those who eat sea snails or squids (whose tentacles are still moving even after being cut) or other strange sealife, or those who eat poisonned fishes so I don't see how it's weirder...

Well I can't say it's true because I don't eat snails.

There are so many places to visit in France, my country is very diverse in its geography and has very rich culture and history in each of its regions. I can recommend you to visit Britanny, Provence, Auvergne, Occitany, Normandy the Loire Valley, and several monuments such as Mont...

Besides people complain about parisians but isn't the case for every country capitals and world-cities such as New-York ?

Which was a proof of their poor understanding of the man and manichean vision of the situation, since De Gaulle wanted to promote and preserve France autonomy.

I know, though at least most of the americans today recognize the folly of this war and bashing. Though there are always desperate cases.

That reminds me of the childish and petty french-bashing americans did after France opposed US's war in Irak, even as we had very good reasons and weren't the only western country to do so.

It's exagerated, there may be some who ridicule english-speaking foreigners but it's just a minority just like everywhere else. And english generally throw more pokes and care more about french than french do about english. Of course you have to know the very long history between english and...

It has always been ironic, for americans to criticize french and others for arrogance.

It was formed as a way to bring stability and prevent another war after the two world wars.

That depends of whenever you talk about Antiquity Germany or the Holy Roman Empire created by Charlemagne.

I admit I don't fully understand this obsession that anglo-saxons, americans in particular, have with France. English I can understand, given the very long history and feud between us, but americans have always been quite baffling.

Murica ?

Tiens, tiens, tiens. I didn't think I would see this one day on WG.