If that’s the size of the bagues, I’ll take a baguette, thank you.
he looks like he’s ready to bague it for today…
“Bague? Plastic or paper?”
I love the look on the man’s face. Lol.
The upper crust ……
Shagadelic, but it’s not my bague, baby.
He must be expecting American tourists.
I want to see a Bague that’s barge size
you know bagues is rings in French. Since baguette is French, not really original
Hold two long, skinny loaves of bread up to your cheeks.
“I must be a little tired…I have bag-ettes under my eyes.”
Hate to see the armpit those fit under
You have to pay extra to take a bague on the bus.
Something that puzzles me: “Bague” is “ring” in French, so “baguette” should mean “little ring.” But it doesn’t—it means “stick” or “wand,” according to Wikipedia. Pourquoi? Je ne comprends pas.
I couldn’t finish one of those huge loaves. I got bagued down in it.
We’re going to need a bigger butter knife!
Un blague, évidemment.
If he gets paid with counterfeit currency, is he getting sour dough?
November 25, 2017
rekam Premium Member about 4 years ago
If that’s the size of the bagues, I’ll take a baguette, thank you.
gopher gofer about 4 years ago
he looks like he’s ready to bague it for today…
pcolli about 4 years ago
“Bague? Plastic or paper?”
HMETALNYMETSVAL Premium Member about 4 years ago
I love the look on the man’s face. Lol.
Zebrastripes about 4 years ago
The upper crust ……
Kaputnik about 4 years ago
Shagadelic, but it’s not my bague, baby.
Znox11 about 4 years ago
He must be expecting American tourists.
joyridehawk about 4 years ago
I want to see a Bague that’s barge size
ktsndog about 4 years ago
you know bagues is rings in French. Since baguette is French, not really original
Nyckname about 4 years ago
Hold two long, skinny loaves of bread up to your cheeks.
“I must be a little tired…I have bag-ettes under my eyes.”
ArtyD2 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Hate to see the armpit those fit under
garcoa about 4 years ago
You have to pay extra to take a bague on the bus.
Mayor Snorkum about 4 years ago
Something that puzzles me: “Bague” is “ring” in French, so “baguette” should mean “little ring.” But it doesn’t—it means “stick” or “wand,” according to Wikipedia. Pourquoi? Je ne comprends pas.
The Brooklyn Accent Premium Member about 4 years ago
I couldn’t finish one of those huge loaves. I got bagued down in it.
WCraft Premium Member about 4 years ago
We’re going to need a bigger butter knife!
ekke about 4 years ago
Un blague, évidemment.
Lablubber about 4 years ago
If he gets paid with counterfeit currency, is he getting sour dough?