Has it ever produced anything of value?

has it ever produced anything of value?

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waffles

Waffles, beer, guns.

my best friend :3

the downfall of fr*nce

Tricked silly krauts into losing wars twice

Congo

Preud'homme

"French" fries

adorable neighbours

The killed like a quarter billion Africans.

Chocolats and beer

How the fuck do you know Preud'homme?

The Rwandan Genocide
King Leopold
Stromae

Walloons (they have a funny accent, even for a Quebecer)
Waffles
Fries
Some stuff to see in the French regions but way less than Switzerland for example

Trappist ales

French fries

France

FN

Preud'homme is a legend how wouldn't he know him?

they wuz Franks

Tintin

thank you based Belgium

this

the bornplace of Julio Cortázar

In Bruges

Staten-Generaal

Beer

Beautiful People.

>Chocolats
Thats a good One kek, chocolate is an Aztec word

Das rite

Pretty much this except it is FRANCE, my abostr*lian friend

Ofcourse, french friend, a tiny country of 11 million is responsible for the downfall of an ancient nation of 66 million. Pretty pathetic if you ask me;

Chocolate
Waffle

Funny accents

Soft Flemish accents make my dong diamonds

You were created by Anglos to not allow the French to have a foothold on the left bank of the Rhine

If you were our clay the g*rms would've been easily defeated

Everytime the g*rms invaded they came from your cunt

Yes, so you blame the road

This

People who didn't have Tintin in their childhood genuinely missed out on something special. I spent whole family holidays reading all the adventures. I still credit Tintin for getting me interested in history and geopolitics.

It's not the same coming into them as an adult, just like watching 90s Disney films isn't the same as when you're a child, but thank you Belgium for at least giving me a piece of my childhood.

I'm blaming your country who block our way towards the Rhine

P90

best comics in the world, "french" fries, waffles, great beer, jacques brel, the barrel (this was a long time ago but it still counts), the saxophone, annoying france in general
this was also nice

smurfs

My stepmother.

>ask a frenchman about French beer
>he says French beer is the best in the world and gives you a bottle of Belgian beer

typical fr*nch

frenchfags north of Paris wish they were belgian that's nothing new

>ask a Frenchman about French comic books
>he says French comic books are the best in the world and gives you a Belgian comic book

French beer is the most disgusting beer I've had in my life

you joking?
what about FN?
even better than H&K

I think think Tinting is definitely an international comic with his constant adventuring across the globe.

Good beer a food. Mussels and tomatoes stewed in beer is delicious

I thought Americans didnt know about Tintin

>belge beer is better than german beer, desu

picrel was very popular here for obvious reasons

Nigger banter

Belgium is French clay anyway,it's just a mix of Picardie, Artois,Hainault, and some other French duchies and counties

what is picrel?

pic related

>Ctrl+F
>no Lucky Luke, Spirou, Blake and Mortimer, The Obscure Cities
well now the thread is complete

provides the major example of non-country

>The Obscure Cities
Wouldn't have thought that to be an internationally known series

they're all good so I just said "comics"
check out all of franquin's work, this man was a genius
Les Idées Noires is my personnal favourite

It's a social construct formed from the Southern Netherlands. Literally every institution that kept its economy afloat was created by Willem I and his administration.

Do you know what Belgium HASN'T produced?
Two world wars and one European genocide.
That already makes it worth more than Germany, though that's not exactly a high bar.

>"french" fries
Pathetic. The only source we have for them being Flemish is a single unsourced article by a Flemish nationalist journalist. Even if that journalist were somehow able to produce a source out of his ass, there are two major problems with his thesis:
1. He claims this happened in the 1600s, way before potatoes were even introduced in the region
2. The poor fishermen he attributes this too would also be too poor to afford enough oil to fry potatoes in.

The "pont neuf" thesis, on the other hand, actually makes sense.
>This happened a decade or so after Parmentier made potatoes fashionable in France
>(Olive) oil was at the time cheaper and more readily available
>We actually have written confirmation of Benjamin Franklin (who was an ambassador in Paris by the way) requesting fries from his French chef during this period

>French duchies and counties. Only Flanders and Artois could be considered French, but they were earlier Dutch/German than the Provence French.

tintin
lucky luke
the smurfs
gaston
spirou et fantasio

so good

>abortion
>gay marriage
>tolerance
>suicide bombings
Checkmate mr Trudeau
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Blijft toch raar om een kaart te zien zonder Flevoland.

>"french" fries
(not the user you replied to)
who cares about the origin, we still make the best fries in the world

...

Flevoland ligt daar nog gelukkig onder het wateroppervlak :-)

>tfw those are the wealthiest parts of Europe

>this level of autism about fried potatoes

T E R R O R I S T S
+
B E E R

FN

wit bier

ay

my life is potato
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kek

What do Dutch people unironically think of Flemish accents? Do they think different things of different accents?
What do Dutch guys think of Flemish speaking girls and vice versa?

That's why I suggest to abolish athe EU and form a new union between those countries

Sure?

You don't annoy us