Ysl

[jomifl]

Mrs Jom and I saw the film 'YSL' with French friends who are pretty worldly a couple of days ago. They were shocked by the depiction of homosexual behaviour and culture. I thought it was fairly mild, or have I been corrupted by modern morals any thoughts?

[sandyRoe]

Only you can truly know the extent of your corruption. Who are we to judge? Examine your conscience.

:-)

[pixie373]

I haven't seen the film. But it could easily be their prejudices affecting their view. It doesn't mean you're wrong.

[Peter Pedant]

ee waz Fransh n'est-ce pas ?

Considering those froggies dont give a curse about Francois HOllande and eez zegond and third wives, I think there is something wrong with your French frenz quite honestly

[EcclesCake]

I don't speak PP Franglais, is there a translation site available?

[jomifl]

When I used the expression 'worldly' I meant that they had lived in Paris and 'put it about' a lot.

[jomifl]

Thankyou for your helpful advice Sandy. I was referring to my moral values rather than my morals being corrupted.

[Peter Pedant]

Ecc - oo heck - love
Yves St Laurent was French himself so why were the French complaining about him (complaining about a film about him...)

[jomifl]

Well pet, the French are a lot more proper than you might think so the hanky panky between blokes was a bit more than they were prepared for.

[sandyRoe]

Didn't they invent the word, 'Bourgeois'?

[jomifl]

Sandy, I think they just naturally speak French..no need to invent it :o)