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2008 - N77
 They do it differently in France:
43 years old for her first child, the father unknown and she's a minister of state. And how's this for a prediction? Anyway, back to more conservative matters, here is your business attire for 2009. Pop over to gay Paris and get yours now.   Labels: modern living |
Posted by James Higham at 22:32
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Add to our stock of knowledge hereStupid b*stards
A country where la ministre is better-looking than the fashion models: vive la France.
The first benefits of the recession I have seen!
Hmm Call me a stick in the mud but I'll stick to a conservative suit and a vivid tie for work
I think I must have been to all the wrong places in Paris!
Let's all go over to Paris.
I can't see what your beef is with the minister: it doesn't say the father is unknown to her, just that she's not making his name public. Why should she? So she's 43. What's wrong with that in these days when a woman in her 60s is regarded as still young?
Of course, Welshcakes. It's different to over here though, isn't it?