French comedy really does exist
But it must come, prerequisite,
From the joke
producing region
Otherwise it’s just
Sparkling wit
French comedy really does exist
But it must come, prerequisite,
From the joke
producing region
Otherwise it’s just
Sparkling wit
Foghorn Leghorn Le Rooster
Crossed a busy Parisian
Rue
Because he had
something
Important to
cockadoodle dooo
After Henri had been
To the
dentist his mouth
Was fresh
and clean
But undid
all the good work
By gargling
garlic
Flavoured
Listerine
In France, they don’t call it a pothole
Instead, they call it
a hen’s nest
It sounds much nicer,
doesn’t it?
But for drivers,
they’re still a pest
French comedy really does exist
But it must come, prerequisite,
From the joke producing region
Otherwise it’s just Sparkling wit
A Frenchman, wearing sandals,
Was in a bit of a gallic strop
After teasing about his footwear
I was confronted by my mother-in-law
And
as I fell under her icy stare
I
asked “Shouldn’t you be knitting
Under
a guillotine somewhere?”
In
France, frogs live
Under
French skies
And
French frogs eat
Obviously
French flies
He was a man from Coventry
And she was born in Brittany
But despite their nationality
They soon found similarity
They wed and found a flat to let
And they had a child named Violet
And when the daughter came of age
It was time for her to earn a wage
A model’s life is what she chose
But agents turned up a collective nose
The strangest thing had caused alarm
She only shaved beneath one arm