I think it's rather common around me to throw a tiny celebration each months on the first year. A treat and a small message to the family never hurts 🤷
Plus, 8 months is super round, it's a power of two and 2/3 of a year ☝️🤓
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Although, it's super common to ear that any problem is to blame on her. It's so common it has become kind of a running gag. "Oh there is a scratch on my car thank you so much Hidalgo".
Some explanation I heard is that people living in Paris or very close kinda like her (expect the richer right-winged neighborhoods in the west) but people outside of Paris hate her more because Paris might be less accessible by car than it used to be. My own take on this is that it's bullshit and Paris was never accessible by car, I have very clear childhood memories of my parents looking for a parking spot for more that 15 minutes while swearing they would never take the car to go to Paris ever again.
I don't think France tried to break E2E yet? Some political groups repeatedly submit law projects through the democratic process, but as long as it doesn't pass I think the best we can say is that France is against.
Je dirais plutôt "une clownerie par jour et c'est très fatiguant"
Mais pour le coup premier degré je vois pas le rapport, même en interpolant ?
From France, I love Loom! https://www.loom.fr/collections/chaussettes-hommes
They're a bit expensive but in my experience they actually manage to design clothes that hold for long. I think they actually do some durability tests and try to optimise based on it.
What I find surprising is that it was decreasing before, what happened in 2018?
EDIT : oh yeah, Trump's first term started in 2017, I just didn't realise that time passes so fast
There is a French saying that perfectly fits current situation :
You don't need enemies when you have this kind of friends.
Although I don't know if it's specifically French.
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C'mon, it's 2025!
no reason to believe it violates "democratic values"
In my country the law is one of the pillars of democracy, but you do you 👍
Yeah that's what the city is aiming at.
It's also what a vast majority of people is doing for a very pragmatic reason : RER A has the throughput of an 11-lanes highway (you can easily get to this number assuming that when it's crowed there is a 1500-passenger train departing each two minutes and that 1.5 people per car will comply to security distances).
Sadly not everyone is equal, RER B (north <-> south axis) is overcrowded and has a lot of incidents.