Just made my Thursday! I'd love to buy the apron and I'd wear it proudly but how strange would it be me chopping onions and knowing my 21 year old son has had French lessons since 4th grade. 🤦♀️
Hi Ruth, I'm assuming the picture was an old one? My wife is a retired French teacher and informed me that it is only recently that "baiser" means "to screw" and previously meant "to kiss". The quote is just as funny either way
::types quote in Google Translate::
But how wude! 😯😂
Just made my Thursday! I'd love to buy the apron and I'd wear it proudly but how strange would it be me chopping onions and knowing my 21 year old son has had French lessons since 4th grade. 🤦♀️
Hi Ruth, I'm assuming the picture was an old one? My wife is a retired French teacher and informed me that it is only recently that "baiser" means "to screw" and previously meant "to kiss". The quote is just as funny either way
Google Translate translated it MUCH more rudely!
😂😂😂😂😂
I'm not kidding—I didn't know Google even KNEW those words! 😯🤣🤪
::fans myself furiously::
::faints dead away::
You learn something new every day. In my era it meant to kiss.
LOL. I ordered four funny aprons last month from Blue Q but now I "need" this one. Thank you for providing the link. <3
I just tried ordering from that store but they don’t ship to the colonies. 🫤
Darn!
I know. I wanted 6 as Christmas gifts.
WOW!!!
Ruth, thank you for sharing all these wonderful dishes from your trip to France this trip. So wish I was on it.....xo
Fabulous as always.
Who would want that tasteless phrase on an apron? Yuck