skirtcafe.org

Link I spotted on Facebook:-

http://www.pokaa.fr/les-jupes-pour-homm ... hion-week/ (all in French)

I like the idea of the mass throwing out of trousers -- the kind of action the gals did years ago with their brassieres -- and would like to take part, but :
1 : Strasbourg is too far away.
2 : I have no trousers to throw out !

Martin

skirtingtoday wrote:Link I spotted on Facebook:- http://www.pokaa.fr/les-jupes-pour-homm ... hion-week/ (all in French)

To bad I do not speak or read French, Heck I barely speak English and I was born into it.

Fred

Franinskirts wrote:

skirtingtoday wrote:Link I spotted on Facebook:- http://www.pokaa.fr/les-jupes-pour-homm ... hion-week/ (all in French)

To bad I do not speak or read French, Heck I barely speak English and I was born into it.

Fred

That's where using Google Chrome comes in handy - it automatically translates any language into one you can read!

renesm1 wrote:That's where using Google Chrome comes in handy - it automatically translates any language into one you can read!

there are several add-ons for firefox that will translate too ... i use 'translate this' ... this add-on uses google translate, when on a page that you need to translate just press a couple of keys on the keyboard (default is ctrl+alt+t but this can be changed) and the translated version of the page appears in a new tab

Thanks Reaper_Man - i have now downloaded a translator add-on/app to Firefox. It comes up with a red "T" in the menu bar and with one click, the page is translated!

renesm1 wrote: That's where using Google Chrome comes in handy - it automatically translates any language into one you can read!

Just never, I repeat never, use that to translate anything important from English to Finnish. The outcome in Finnish is usually something totally hilarious and often not understandable to a native Finnish speaker. The same goes to all automatic translators I have seen so far.