Not only is France

[Vick]

the most useless country on the planet, the french might be the dumbest as well...

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1773116

 

[kinnell]

That's actually pretty amusing and definitely woke me up from my sleepiness.

Some legit lines:

56% think it's the Sun
42% think it's the Moon
Just my personal opinion, I think it's pretty divided.

No shit. hahah

 

[Arjun Barua]

Vick,

You can talk shit 'bout me,
You can talk shit 'bout my mama,
But when you start talkin' shit 'bout FRANCE...



Although, I will admit that was pretty funny. I wonder if they're still teaching geo-centrism in some schools.

But still, definitely not a useless country, nor the dumbest. A lot of great contributions to civilization have come from the French and continue to.

 

[Waleed]

Vick, are you that guy who prefers freedom fries?

 

[Harman]

papas fritassssss !!!!!!!
lol

 

[Manjot]

lol thats pretty funnyy
Le Soleil

 

[Somi]

hahaha that was funny

but yeah they are not the dumbest or useless

 

[Vick]

hahahahahhaa.. Honestly I dont eat french fries at all... But yea, perhaps someone can explain what contributions France has made to the world in the past 30 years or so, beyond that, I dont really care... They also have veto power, wtf?

 

[ban3rg]

what annn idiiootttt, somehow i wish this was a staged-joke or something, cuz this is unbelievable......

But with all the nuclear power they use, the the French might be considered one of the smartest! And there's a widely recognized paradox called the "French paradox which refers to the observation that the French suffer a relatively low incidence of coronary heart disease, despite having a diet relatively rich in saturated fats."

Cuz they drink all that red wine and shiieet.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_paradox

 

[250Dholi]

hahahahahhaa.. Honestly I dont eat french fries at all... But yea, perhaps someone can explain what contributions France has made to the world in the past 30 years or so, beyond that, I dont really care... They also have veto power, wtf?

Just off the top of my head:

The French have been pretty important to the European Union, which strengthened the overall European economy and created the largest international trading market.

They were one of the first to actually question genetically modified foods, and create strict regulations for them. In the US & Canada, GM foods have been largely unregulated and unlabeled without concern. It might seem insignificant to you but I think regulating GM foods and companies is important in keeping with the precuationary principle that has always been at the forefront of science and health developments.

They were one of the only countries actually vocalizing their discontent with "the War on Terror" even if they've been a bit hypocritical about it.

and if someone actually researched it, I'm sure they could find a ton of things.

France actually is one of the nations that should be looked at in a positive light, just like countries such as Switzerland etc. They have a pretty sweet educational system too.

 

[Karan V]

hahaha
its was ok wen the old man didnt know
but when the majority of the audience voted for the sun

wow

 

[Sher]

hahahahahhaa.. Honestly I dont eat french fries at all... But yea, perhaps someone can explain what contributions France has made to the world in the past 30 years or so, beyond that, I dont really care... They also have veto power, wtf?

Just off the top of my head:

The French have been pretty important to the European Union, which strengthened the overall European economy and created the largest international trading market.

They were one of the first to actually question genetically modified foods, and create strict regulations for them. In the US & Canada, GM foods have been largely unregulated and unlabeled without concern. It might seem insignificant to you but I think regulating GM foods and companies is important in keeping with the precuationary principle that has always been at the forefront of science and health developments.

They were one of the only countries actually vocalizing their discontent with "the War on Terror" even if they've been a bit hypocritical about it.

and if someone actually researched it, I'm sure they could find a ton of things.

France actually is one of the nations that should be looked at in a positive light, just like countries such as Switzerland etc. They have a pretty sweet educational system too.

... yea but they dont let people wear paggs

 

[Somi]

hahahahahhaa.. Honestly I dont eat french fries at all... But yea, perhaps someone can explain what contributions France has made to the world in the past 30 years or so, beyond that, I dont really care... They also have veto power, wtf?

Just off the top of my head:

The French have been pretty important to the European Union, which strengthened the overall European economy and created the largest international trading market.

They were one of the first to actually question genetically modified foods, and create strict regulations for them. In the US & Canada, GM foods have been largely unregulated and unlabeled without concern. It might seem insignificant to you but I think regulating GM foods and companies is important in keeping with the precuationary principle that has always been at the forefront of science and health developments.

They were one of the only countries actually vocalizing their discontent with "the War on Terror" even if they've been a bit hypocritical about it.

and if someone actually researched it, I'm sure they could find a ton of things.

France actually is one of the nations that should be looked at in a positive light, just like countries such as Switzerland etc. They have a pretty sweet educational system too.

the US is ignoring the EU
keep in mind the EU is going outrun US one day
they are strong in everything besides the military but one day that will happen

 

[Mukandpuria]

AHHH if we are going to turn this into an economy debate.. Europe is the next USA....their economy is way better.

USA is doomed