French jokes
Some sickening but true information:
In French "history" books, D-day
isn't mentioned at all. And in the 60th anniversary commemorative booklet,
there was only a brief mention of the Allies on page 18, and no mention
whatsoever of the Americans!
"During one of the many wars that the French and the British fought and the French usually lost, the French happened to capture a British major. An officer brought the major to the French general for interrogation. The French general began ridiculing the major for wearing "that stupid red tunic." The French general said, "Why do you wear that red uniform? It makes it easy for us to shoot you!"
The British major replied, "If I do get wounded, the blood will not show, and my soldiers will not get scared."
The French general said, "That is a very good idea," then turned to his orderly and said, "From now on, all French officers will wear brown trousers."
An Englishman was rowing a boat down a river and singing, "Rule Britannia". He had sung the first line, "When Britain first at heaven's command ...", when some aliens saw him.
The aliens decided to conduct an experiment, so they removed half his brain, and put him back into his boat. To their astonishment, he continued to sing, "When Britain first at heaven's command...".
So, to continue their experiment, they removed half of the remainder of his brain, so he had a quarter of his brain left. They were further astonished when the man continued to sing, "When Britain first at heaven's command..."
After discussing further, they removed the final part of his brain and put him back in his boat. He continued to sing, "Allouetta, chantez allouetta ..."