The Register – Wednesday 8th February 2006:
The French courts have ruled that using peer-to-peer networks (P2P), providing you are doing so for personal rather than commercial reasons, is legal. The decision comes just as the French Parliament meets to discuss whether internet users should pay a voluntary tax or surcharge of €5 a month to use P2P networks.
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What about hairy chicks drinking wine!!!
It’s hairy HOT chicks drinking fine wine…
And Hairy chicks is a thing across all of Europe. Just that the French smell bad too… Hence “parfum!”