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Frenchman 1: If you are making love to another man\'s wife, and he walks in on you and says, \
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Frenchman 1: If you are making love to another man\\\'s wife, and he walks in on you and says, \\\"Pardon me!\\\", that is savoir-faire. (Or perhaps: ... and you say, \\\"Pardon me! We did not expect you,\\\" ...)
Frenchman 2: No, if you are making love to another man\\\'s wife, he walks in on you, and says, \\\"Pardon me! Pray continue,\\\" THAT is savoir-faire.
Frenchman 3: I must disagree. If you are making love to another man\\\'s wife, he walks in on you, says, \\\"Pardon me, pray continue!\\\" and you DO continue, that truly is savoir-faire.
This case would certainly not have the purpose given in the description, but then neither does the ClassicalMythology citation that I followed to the page!
Would simply creating a \\\"Jokes\\\" folder and inserting the above be appropriate, do y\\\'all think?
Frenchman 2: No, if you are making love to another man\\\'s wife, he walks in on you, and says, \\\"Pardon me! Pray continue,\\\" THAT is savoir-faire.
Frenchman 3: I must disagree. If you are making love to another man\\\'s wife, he walks in on you, says, \\\"Pardon me, pray continue!\\\" and you DO continue, that truly is savoir-faire.
This case would certainly not have the purpose given in the description, but then neither does the ClassicalMythology citation that I followed to the page!
Would simply creating a \\\"Jokes\\\" folder and inserting the above be appropriate, do y\\\'all think?
