Lazing about on his boat in the port of Monaco. Quite an 'embonpoint', wouldn't you say? Taken, I believe, from the French - en bon point = in good condition.
Note: The Frugal Traveler from the New York Times featured Monte Carlo and Menton recently. Click on the link read about Monaco and then see a video of Menton. Thanks so much to Alden for this information.
Note: The Frugal Traveler from the New York Times featured Monte Carlo and Menton recently. Click on the link read about Monaco and then see a video of Menton. Thanks so much to Alden for this information.
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Yes, he matches the dictionary definition of embonpoint: very well rounded.
It is interesting to note how many words in the English language actually come from French. Always a positive impact.
Fantastic! I wonder how he looked like with the flower shirt on! LOL
Thanks for the link.
I guess his mother was not like mine, always telling me...:
"Tuck your Tummie!"....
Empâté, enrobé, bien en chair, bedonnant, balaise, en un mot trop gros mon coco!
Well.. hello there, baybee!
Sexy, really sexy! :-))
The video was fantastic Jilly. I love the look of the old town. Can't wait!
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