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It's french for "jokes".

Apps?
 
Ouch! I think you answered your question.
Bon chance. :eek:
 
Originally posted by CoolHost.com
Ouch! I think you answered your question.
Bon chance. :eek:

LOL... ok coolhost... the french don't like jokes now? :rolleyes:
 
That's true, too! My bad ... they have no sense of humour. LOL.
Have fun! :cool:
 
no-one like foregin language domains here?:shy:
 
It s a nice name but the plurial make it a bit less interesting since we dont pronounce S. so one could type plaisanterie.com before plaisanteries.com and for jokes we use word like blague or it plurial blagues

price range: sorry i have a too small experience to give a valid appraisal

As for our sens of humour, you (cool host) prolly meant your joke dont make french laugh or not in the way you intended /laugh at coolhost.
 
Thanks for that atlach. :)
 
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