YSaC, Vol. 205: The finest, handcrafted Italian French furniture.
An update! Qu’elle surprise … for some inexplicable reason, some French Prudential furniture that was listed earlier on Craigslist did not sell (mon Dieu!), so they’ve dropped the price and are trying again.
french prudential corner china closet – $300
1 corner china closet ,french prudential
call any time #xxx-xxx-xxxx
french prudential furniture set – $4000
For $4000 or best offer you will be getting 4 piece sofa set ,3 piece table set,a small bar stand,two lamps,1 big mirrow . that’s a 11 piece set .all french prudential al italian made,it could be sold seperately or togethere
call any time #xxx-xxx-xxxx
It’s nice to see that some things don’t change, including a complete disregard for common rules of punctuation and spelling, n’est-ce pas? However, we now find out that French Prudential furniture is made by some Italian named Al.
And I’m kind of liking the word “togethere”. It implies that everyone in a group is all in the same place, and is somewhere else … over there. They are togethere. It is, how the French say, le mot juste.
I heard that Al makes the best FrePruTalian mirrows, and I can’t wait to get one!
Maybe people are hesitant to hand over $4000 to someone who can’t even work a comma. I’d email the poster, but that might ruin the fun!
A “mirrow” just sounds sooooo cute. I want one!
That is the French-Italian way of spelling “mirror.” Everyone knows that! ;-P
No, no — “togethere” is “together” with an appropriately Prudential French accent. “To-ge-thairrr.” You know.
OMG!! I did not know there were any ‘French Prudential’ teacher’s about! Your lesson has caused me to use up 2, nay, 3! tissues in mopping up my tears of laughter!!! -see name-
Sapristi! I am French and I don’t even know what French Prudential furniture eez! It must be like French Dressing, not French at all. Pas du tout du tout du tout…
Au fait, zhere eez no apostrophe in “quelle”. 🙂
Merci!
I was just about to say that! I’ve taken French for the past four years of high school (well, okay, it was two years spread over four), and by now, I should know where the apostrophes go and do not go!
My first thought was that perhaps they meant to suggest that the furniture was “Alitalian-made”.
After all, who makes better French Prudential furniture than an Italian airline?
ok first of all .. there is NO SUCH THING as French ” prudential” furniture … Prudential is a INSURANCE term …
You’re new here, aren’t you?
not just new here but in the insurance field too!!
…mind the use of ‘a’ …. as in ‘a insurance’….literature anyone?
Is no one else bothered by the fact that this china closet only has 1 corner? How is that even possible? I guess it could be a tear drop shape, but how would it balance? Is it like a Weeble? If so, can you still store things in this closet? Unless you glue the china to the inside, won’t it get broken when the closet wobbles but doesn’t fall down?
Maybe it’s a like a Mobius hutch. Or a Klein armoire.
Fantastic! I always wanted an French made object crafted by an Italian named Al. The one who submitted this add must really be one of two things, Drunk or stoned. I vote stoned!