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And what if Cécilia sees this?


This touching photograph by Reuters shows Nicolas Sarkozy with Maud Fontenoy, who has just been a made a chevalier of National Order of Merit. She would appear to be a French equivalent of Ellen McCarthur, in that she sails solo. I hope for France's sake she whines rather less though.

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Blogger The Hitch said... 12:09 pm

Can anybody imagine gordon brown with a tan that deep or groping a womans tits?
Nor me
Only the French (or italians)  



Blogger Croydonian said... 12:14 pm

Isn't Broon supposed to have breath that would crack concrete?  



Blogger hatfield girl said... 2:10 pm

A family-renowned school essay on My Daddy, began ' My Daddy wears a black leather jacket. He has black curly hair and a smiley face. Yesterday he killed a pig.'

'Only the French (or italians)' in a nutshell (and all a girl needs.)  



Blogger Croydonian said... 2:16 pm

The most renowned school essay in the family Croydonian was my sister's effort in which the heroine 'found a bucket of jewels'....  



Anonymous Anonymous said... 2:59 pm

This pic would make for a good caption competition. My initial thought was Jon Pertwee's famous Navy Lark (remember that?) line: "Right hand down [or up] a bit..."  



Blogger Croydonian said... 3:11 pm

"Mais non Sarko, it ees 'and on your 'eart, not 'and on my 'eart".  



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