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A little while ago, Netflix suggested that I watch Andrew Niccol’s In Time. I only had vaguely heard about it before, probably because it was… Read More »Micro Movie Review in Lego: Andrew Niccol’s “In Time”
You may have already heard of Carcassonne in the French South-West. In very short, it’s a walled medieval city that became important during the Albigensian… Read More »Carcassonne Castle
In today’s entry of our Ask a Frenchman series, we’re delving a little bit into one of the oddities of the French language: its diacritics,… Read More »A few things about the circumflex accent in French
I’ve been meaning to make webcomics with Lego for quite a while now (some are already on this site, a few older ones will come… Read More »DavidB, Gator & a movie: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Two weeks ago, I went to Kyoto! It’s not a trip I wanted to make. I don’t think it’s a very good idea to travel… Read More »Kyoto without Tourists!
Among all the new things that Disney is doing with Star Wars to make it sustainable for the years and decades to come, now that… Read More »Star Wars Visions – thoughts and impressions
I think I’ve found the argument to make flat-earthers think at least a little bit about the silliness of their belief. (I’ve found it on… Read More »How to talk to flat-earthers?
Wow. Survivor is back! Finally! Can you believe it? OK, I wasn’t sure if I was retired from blogging about Survivor or not. I mean,… Read More »Survivor 41 – Episode one
The kids ate olive bread for the first time in their life. It didn’t exactly go as expected. It led to a funny outcome, though.
We’re back today with an Ask a Frenchman post. One that deals with the French language itself. A field, I know a little bit about, and… Read More »How to to use slang in French?
Today, we’re ending our series about Andorra (for now?) with El Pas de la Casa, a quite peculiar and unique town. You can reach it… Read More »Pas de la Casa in Andorra
When visiting Brussels, back in 2009, I stumbled upon a very unique exhibit: pieces of the Berlin Wall.
