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Labége: Le Cut’n'Paste

Posted on 5 May by Vernon
Take a pinch of this, un pincement de cela – and what have you got? Girl soup.

Thanks Ben. The original can be found in the Labege mall, Toulouse.

It is the rage all over France — each young man playing defense puts on his best suit, holds a cardboard cut-out of his girlfriend behind his back, and tries to block the ball with the hands of the cardboard cut-out. Seems weird to us in the States, but it is pretty normal compared to what the offense has to go through.  By CircularFile

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  • Matthieu

    I’m living in Toulouse, and I can tell there’s no PSD here, we just love rugby so much, with our weird arms

  • http://twitter.com/farlakes God

    Well Matthieu…HOW?! really….Playing rugby with a gal glued on ur back, catching the ball-cut-out?
    French Rugby..is weird, french kissing is another french invention everybody does these days ( except OsamaBL, he cheated…), the french position is also well known but not the same as soixante-noeuf and french fries are damn tasty..Mèrde, Vive le France!

  • Circularfile00

    It is the rage all over France — each young man playing defense puts on his best suit, holds a cardboard cut-out of his girlfriend behind his back, and tries to block the ball with the hands of the cardboard cut-out. Seems weird to us in the States, but it is pretty normal compared to what the offense has to go through.

  • Galileo

    Besides the baseball cut-out…what is wrong with his tiny arms?

  • http://www.facebook.com/migru Michael Grube

    I hope “la girl” didn’t eat to many freedom fries. It must be pretty uncomfortable holding her like this (and playing rugby at the same time)…

  • lilie07

     shame on us french! above all i am from this country (toulouse)…la honte…

  • Hop

    They couldn’t get her to raise her arms, so they paste them onto her body? For shame.

  • FrenchGirl

    On dit “une pincée” et pas un pincement.
    Reverso is not your friend ;-)