I really liked this Petite Noir live show from fd in Dijon, but don't think it would sift. I reckon there's a good chance you'll like it though:



The songs are Till we ghosts and Disappear.

a curious striation
in the bone
teeth marks wouldn't
do this alone
was he well done
when he was served
did you taste
the little boy
after you sampled
the hor d'ourves?
a carving knife
the very thing
to plate him up
next to the asparagus
a life most delicious,
he went well with
dijon vinegrate.

edit: wrote this verse after we were talking about tulpas, thought I'd show it to you. Totally forgot about it

a tulpa born of brooding
a shadow light eluding
a sound that keeps intruding
as you're hiding and colluding

Comedic hyperbole aside, he makes some very salient points about the lack of democracy in the EU. Even in Switzerland, which has refused to join the EU and has a certain history of direct democracy, the laws of the EU are being bullied onto the people by the political class with the endless threat of the EU cutting off its economical agreements, a tactic which practically boils down to coercion. A recent example is the imposition of the ECJ's "Cassis de Dijon" principle, the result of which is a general lowering of regulatory standards in the products Swiss people will find in their supermarkets. It's not surprising that a "government" that was created as an economic entity seems mostly interested in protecting/enlarging the "freedom" of corporations to make more money while sidestepping the pesky voice of the citizens.

edit: and then people wonder why the right-wing, xenophobic party has been steadily gaining support, while they were (and are) the only ones consistently against joining the EU.

(@Peroxide Your point being? You do know he's a comedian I hope)

For the record... Grey Poupon is an American Made mustard. It is made by KRAFT. It has nothing to do with France other than being a Dijon-style mustard.



Edit: oh, and let me add... as far as Dijon mustard goes, Grey Poupon is shit. Maille is FAR better.

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Ahhh.... Dijon mustard? Fancy? Really? He asked for spicy mustard or dijon? If it is a burger place I am sure they have both.

And not to nit pick... but Burger King has spicy mustard. You can get it for your chicken nuggets.

>> ^videosiftbannedme:
Wow, attacking him on his choice of condiments. Can the Neo-Cons get any more desperate as their platform succumbs?


Well when you have no basis for attacking his policies, all you can do it attack his quirks. This is just this weeks teleprompter bullshit.

Coming from Hannity I was half expecting him to equate Dijon mustard with socialism. It did originate in France after all.

I work a shit job and live in a shitty little basement apartment and I eat my dijon with tater tots.

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What third-world country is this dickwad living in where dijon mustard is elitist?

I'm beginning to think that FOX News may actually be run by the Democrats, because this sort of goofy, moronic bullshit can only be driving more and more people over to the left.

>> ^Zonbie:
I'm really sorry, but Sean hannity just comes off as some really spiteful dick in this clip. I guess he is just reinforcing my opinion of him...


This is as opposed to ...

Dijon freakin' ROCKS on burgers. Well played by Obama, not so much by Inannity.

Utterly moronic, base, irrelevant, and totally the type of thing that will convince shitwits that Obama is bad.

What's more, dijon mustard is not fancy. The whole image of it being fancy comes from that famous Grey Poupon campaign, designed to create a whole new "high end" market segment in mustard, which did not exist before as there was pretty much just yellow mustard on U.S. store shelves before that time. It was there in delis and restaurants though. It's the most successful condiment marketing of all time and one of the most successful and memorable marketing campaigns of the 80s.

PS if I make two burgers I usually put yellow mustard on one and brown or dijon mustard on the other.