You're still going to have to explain it to me🤔
Whaddaya do, and whaddaya get.....
Yeah I don't get it either, sorry. Can't even see the connection to France?
Is the 'O' of Presto meant to be like 'eau'. As in 'Press t'eau' (to eau)?
If not I'm going to have to stand in the 'I need an explanation' line too.
What do you get if you press P?
What do you get if you press P?
Er. If you press Presto you get water? *confused*
Like magic? Quickly? But that's not French.
Am I overthinking this?
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And it's 'Zee Germans' that are meant to be bereft of humour, not the French.
Is the 'O' of Presto meant to be like 'eau'. As in 'Press t'eau' (to eau)?
That would make perfect sense. If "press" meant "press" in French.
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I never realised the French were thought to be lacking a sense of humour.Â
I actually saw this on a screen showing at my local trade union social club the Friday before lastÂ
And this at the same place about 4 months ago.
That's not true either, the Germans take humour very seriously.
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Well that didn't go as expected did it......
Took me a while to work out what the photo was of. At first I thought it was a Schrader valve & cap 🤣
....rather than a presta valve and cap, which sounds a little bit like presto. Is that the joke?  <Gallic shrug emoji>
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Is there a subtle cycling connection here? something to do with L'Etape?
I think it requires a French speaking Yorkshire person - press t' eau
