OK, so how come there are any fat french people at all? Today for the second day, no part of lunch is bigger than my thumb (except those skewered fishy things which are longer than my thumb, but a lot thinner. And what’s with wine at lunch? Does the french bloggers’ union insist on it or something?
Well today, I brought my own, that’ll stop me falling asleep this afternoon. That and Marc Canter singing & Ben Hammersley whirling around in his utilikilt.
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December 6, 2005 at 12:40 pm
Net
No only is it small, but it looks scary too..
December 6, 2005 at 12:48 pm
Blogologie
Microlunch…
De lunch is hier net voorbij, en Lloyd van PerfectPath heeft er enige opmerkingen over (niet geheel onterecht):Zie: Perfect Path: [Les Blogs II] Attack of the microlunches. Technorati: lesblogs
December 6, 2005 at 12:55 pm
cfd
There is a need for a food agregator. (Foodgator? Foodlines?)
December 6, 2005 at 2:13 pm
Thomas BRESSE
Wine is very usual at lunch in France, in fact, you’ll find wine at every buffet you’ll go. But eh, France the country of wine… :p So it’s a kind of cultural thing.
December 6, 2005 at 3:25 pm
Podchef
Me thinks the blogger protests too much. . . .perhaps the wine is a necessary antidote to whatever is on those skewers. I can see there is a serious need for the Podchef’s catering skills at these blogger meetups.
But in France? I think they’re relying on the wine to numb the palate. . . .
December 8, 2005 at 11:44 am
Ringfahndung Blog
Les Blogs 2.0 // Nachlese (1) – Ben Hammersley
Ich war das erste Mal auf einer Bloggerkonferenz. Und das erste Mal in Paris. Das macht schon mächtig Eindruck. Paris zunächst, nach dem ersten Warm-up-Tag auch die Konferenz. Was mir auf jeden Fall in Erinnerung bleiben wird, ist der wahnsinnige…
December 9, 2005 at 8:06 pm
Papenoo
MiniBarCamp Paris review
This event, which has been organised at the last moment, did in fact have a great response. We were between 25 and 30 people in a nice bar in Paris that Francois found. The bar had free wifi (really good bandwith) and 2 projectors that we used for th…