Today, while working alone, I decided to just try some random...

By Joshua Sheldon - 19/9/2015 01:56 - Australia - Adelaide

Today, while working alone, I decided to just try some random impressions, and so I ended up doing a French accent when a customer walked in. To avoid embarrassment, I had to continue faking the accent as he struck up a long conversation with me. FML

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By elektra2 | 16

#6414374 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:29

As long as he didn't understand that you were faking it, what's the problem? ;)

By Waxwell | 21

#6414371 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:29

Hon hon hon baguette no?

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By yea_its_me123 | 13

#6414369 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:28

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAA OMG, wi wi

AmIReallyRenee | 20

#6414387 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:33

oui oui*

flyingmind_fml | 17

#6414400 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:37

*wee wee

elektra2 | 16

#6414489 - Saturday 19 September 2015 21:33

V V

flyingmind_fml | 17

#6414534 - Saturday 19 September 2015 23:05

mais non c'est "pui pui"

Kazze | 31

#6415552 - Monday 21 September 2015 8:22

58: Non.

mikuxxhatsune | 31

#6443983 - Sunday 25 October 2015 9:27

18 or 48 is failing so hard it is alnost sad...

By Incognico | 22

#6414370 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:28

Listen carefully I only say this once..

apineapple | 40

#6414372 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:29

What is it?

derangedplanet | 23

#6414420 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:44

is the suspense killing you?

apineapple | 40

#6414427 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:50

It is!

By Waxwell | 21

#6414371 - Saturday 19 September 2015 19:29

Hon hon hon baguette no?

elektra2 | 16

#6414507 - Saturday 19 September 2015 22:04

What does it mean?

RedPandax | 23

#6414530 - Saturday 19 September 2015 22:47

#42, 'Hon, hon, hon' is used to depict French laughter 'baguette' is French bread, and I don't know if the no is suppose to be English or French, because if its French it's supposed to be 'non?' So I'm guessing they're asking if you want French bread.