Job occupations, from an 1881 census. Every one of these sounds like something a sorely provoked Captain Haddock would should at someone in times of heavy stress.
"pot de départ en prison" is such a perfect little phrase. You can't quite say it as elegantly in English (Leaving for prison drinks? Just doesn't have the same ring to it)
Le secrétaire général de l’Elysée, Rachida Dati et une conseillère de Macron assistent au pot de départ en prison de Sarkozy www.liberation.fr/politique/le...
4kg in one day is a good call. If it was spaced out over several days (like that whiney loser in the article) then you'd have to up the dosage i reckon
The verb 'drive' was applied to animals long before cars, and a herd of livestock being made to move somewhere is a 'drove' – nowadays common as plural 'droves'.
The root behind 'drive' and 'drove' is also behind 'drift', originally an act of driving or making something (like snow) move.
applauding the extrajudicial killing of civilians (and by implication calling for more) just seems like a line you can't cross and pretend to be some principled hero of democracy
