Exactly, doesn't even have to be traditional kind of rock either.
grey gargoyle, batroc, french mole man from when the thing quit the four durring civil war...frenchies can't even produce a quality super-villain. they got nothing except the one small viking and his big viking friend.corpy said:He mostly threw it this time, actually.
Since it's a .1 issue, it's separate from Fraction's god-awful ongoing arc and written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning. It's basically a flashback to the recent post-Siege period where Asgard was in ruins but things were relatively calm for the Asgardians. They're holding a huge feast to celebrate Thurseblot, the festival of Thor. The Grey Gargoyle crashes and does various nefarious Frenchman things. Thor technically loses but still beats him in a really clever way that I liked a lot. It's good so read it.
Haha, that reminds me of that SNL Weekend Update with Kenan Thompson as a French dude. "Y'all remember Asterix the Gaul?"
But yeah, for real, don't hate on Batroc ze Leapaire!
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it's mel brooks.
The language protection thing is funny because English and French have alot of the same words or similar sounding words due to the whole Latin language base and the Norman conquest of Britain.That's awful but hilarious. It'd probably help if they weren't such monstrous dickbags about their language. "Oh no, we can't adopt English words, even for new technology, like every other language on Earth. We must have our Academy manufacture ridiculous 'more French' synonyms!"
Oh, hey, there's another cool French thing: Captain Jean-Luc Picard. But he was only cool because he was played by an Englishman.
I guess the American equivalent term would be "bro rock" basically music you and your friends sing on your way back from watching your favourite sports team when your all really drunkHaha, "Lad Rock" is a funny name. I love Oasis. I'm actually listening to a bunch of their old songs now to remind myself of how much better Noel is than Liam.
escargot is delicious. also the crepe
Easy on the salt...
