ask FlashBall (ex Enflamme, ex Dududud) everything and anything

[Flashball]

I can respond in French (for those who like to read in French) and in English

[Scarface F]

Ever been to Sardiania? What's your favorite phenotype? Do you live in northern France? Do you vote for FN?

[Dušan]

Do you like swimming? What is your favorite seaside destination in France?

[gixajo]

Qu'est-ce que tu préfères, "Chanson d'automne" de Verlaine ou "Le Bateau ivre" de Rimbaud?

[Flashball]

Qu'est-ce que tu préfères, "Chanson d'automne" de Verlaine ou "Le Bateau ivre" de Rimbaud?

Je lis rarement de la poésie car elle me semble souvent incompréhensible, mais j'apprécie 'Sensation' de Rimbaud et 'Nuit rhénane' de Guillaume Apollinaire.

[Flashball]

Do you like swimming? What is your favorite seaside destination in France?

Salut, mon Serbe.

I can't swim. I don't have a favorite destination; in 27 years of life, I have traveled very little in France. I only know the North of France and a bit of Belgium.

What about you, in Serbia?

[Flashball]

Ever been to Sardiania? What's your favorite phenotype? Do you live in northern France? Do you vote for FN?

I have never traveled to Sardinia. It interests me from a distance (especially the old photos), but generally, I am more intrigued by France and neighboring countries like the Aosta Valley, Austria, a bit of Germany, and Switzerland.

I have a particular fondness for mountain peoples, almost a peculiar kind of fetish.

Yes, I vote for the Front National, considering it the 'least bad option', if you will.

Indeed, I live in the North of France, in a city that is actually governed by a Front National (Rassemblement National) mayor, but there is a lot of racial diversity (a few gypsies, a lot of North Africans and a few blacks) which is why i will subsequently settle in the center of France, it is racially more preserved with least insecurity. My brother lives in central France, near the Massif Central

In terms of phenotype, i am interested in the features of the old French people (meaning those from older generations, between the 19th and early to mid-20th century) and some individuals from the Northern Balkans who remind me of these older French generations. I also find certain faces of the Svans from Georgia intriguing, as they too remind me of the old French.

[Scarface F]

Why is Massif central so lowly populated? Looks beautiful. Would you say my dad's phenotype looks familiar to you? https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post7869382

how do you feel about Wallons?

[Flashball]

Why is Massif central so lowly populated? Looks beautiful. Would you say my dad's phenotype looks familiar to you? https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post7869382

how do you feel about Wallons?

It's indeed very beautiful, but there isn't a lot of work available (which doesn't bother me, as I sometimes earn money off the books, but I want to clarify that it doesn't involve anything illegal like selling drugs or similar activities—I don't use drugs or consume alcohol). Additionally, the French government tends to neglect these areas populated by French and white people, investing less money in infrastructure.

For your father, yes, I have already seen similar features in French adult men from the 70s and 80s. Such traits must still exist.
Your father slightly reminds me of Roch Voisine and other French singers; he is a French-Canadian / Acadian.



I consider the Walloons to be similar to the Picards (populations from the North of France, Picardy). I myself have some ancestry from Hainaut (currently part of Wallonian Belgium). Apart from that, my views on the Walloons aren't very developed, since I don't really see much distinction between them and the people from Northern France, apart from the border that separates them from Northern French.

My father used to go to Belgium to buy his gas, cigarettes, and groceries at lower prices. He would sometimes bring me back biscuits and fries from Belgium.

The 'Belgian' blood (from Hainaut) in our family comes from my father's side.

[Petalpusher]

Did you move recently back to France and why? I seem to remember you used to be in Canada a while back or im mistaken.