12 minutes ago, Alan Zweibel said:

Given the sentiments you've expressed here, if they're typical of your compatriots, you might want to look closer to home.

No idea what this means. Maybe too much french wine or bogan david perhaps

5 hours ago, CallumWK said:

That would be a first for you.

Cool that means I'm still beating you cuz you haven't gotten anywhere yet

4 hours ago, Nurf said:

bogan david

Is that the Australian version? They used to call it Morgan Davis in the hood

17 hours ago, Hummin said:

He needs to put the blaim somewhere else than on themselves. It’s called patriotism

No , he and Americans are the new Nazi nation.

On 1/20/2026 at 11:58 PM, SunnyinBangrak said:

Only coastal elites that drink that expensive rotgut. Once the Karens have stopped throwing their toys out the pram, may I recommend Chilean chardonnay - a far superior product than anything from Burgundy. They will never look back.

That's precisely the problem with the internet and its social networks: anyone can write anything.

Trump’s proposed 200% tariff on French Champagne may be his fizziest policy yet — though it’s less ‘magnum opus’ and more ‘magnum oops.’

But fear not our American friends. While you’re being priced out of La Grande Dame, there’s an affordable alternative ready to fill your coupe: Phuyuck.

Yes, that Phuyuck — the legendary (and fictional) Champagne James Bond once ordered in ‘The Man with the Golden Gun.’ And here’s the kicker: it’s Thai!

Thanks to this tariff, Thailand now has the unprecedented opportunity to become the world’s premier exporter of Phuyuck. It’s bold, it’s dry, and it comes with built-in diplomatic plausible deniability. Who needs Dom Pérignon when you can have Dom… Phuyuck?

So let’s raise a glass — of something inexpensive, slightly suspicious, and undoubtedly tariff-free.

Here’s to turning a trade war into a truly golden opportunity for Thai sparkling ingenuity.

Santé… or as they’ll soon say in Bangkok: Chan Phuyuck!

Thats another definition, fascists and extreme patriotism. We have to wait for November, and we will know for sure where The Americans wants to go.

7 hours ago, Jim Waldron said:

Trump’s proposed 200% tariff on French Champagne may be his fizziest policy yet — though it’s less ‘magnum opus’ and more ‘magnum oops.’

But fear not our American friends. While you’re being priced out of La Grande Dame, there’s an affordable alternative ready to fill your coupe: Phuyuck.

Yes, that Phuyuck — the legendary (and fictional) Champagne James Bond once ordered in ‘The Man with the Golden Gun.’ And here’s the kicker: it’s Thai!

Thanks to this tariff, Thailand now has the unprecedented opportunity to become the world’s premier exporter of Phuyuck. It’s bold, it’s dry, and it comes with built-in diplomatic plausible deniability. Who needs Dom Pérignon when you can have Dom… Phuyuck?

So let’s raise a glass — of something inexpensive, slightly suspicious, and undoubtedly tariff-free.

Here’s to turning a trade war into a truly golden opportunity for Thai sparkling ingenuity.

Santé… or as they’ll soon say in Bangkok: Chan Phuyuck!

The name sounds like an anagram! 🤣