Someone had to do it...

Someone has somewhat too much free time ;p

really nice!!

Your a sick man Paul! Funny as well! Thanks.

Muggs

My new Windows Desktop. 8~)

Well, nice picture. But I guess there is more sense to it that I don't get. There must be something more to explain for us not living in the US. ... ?

TIA

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Thanks, I'll go to sleep less idiot tonight...

Here, I changed it and posted it at 1600x1200.. enjoy! 8^)

Sorry about that.. TOP explained it very well!

ah,.. you're welcome? ;^)

Jean Marc,

It's called "humor"

Is it illegal in France ??? Or just an alien concept.

Mark

I think it would be difficult to see the humor if one did not know the cultural references-which in this case are understsandable.

My wife and I spent a lovely week in Paris in May. We found people there to be wonderful and -for the most part- patient with my poor knowledge of their language. I found them to have a very good sense of humor as well.

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That's an answer that denotes a total lack of sense or humor. I was just asking for some guidelines to understand the meaning, and I got it. As for humor, I wish you could see for yourself. But I'm afraid you're not open minded enough.

Thanks for the positive answers. With love and compassion from France (sincerely).

Jean Marc

There's your answer. :) It must be a uniquely middle-class America ability to laugh at oneself. It goes back to Twain, I think.

Jean Marc,

It was meant tounge-in-cheek. Kind of an example of middle America sarcstic humor.

Certainly does read negative though. Sorry bout that.

The written word doesn't convey body language or inflection very well

Regards

Mark