Another vid of David Guetta miming....

[keithace]

i thought about it before i typed it actually...

to me it means "let them enjoy what they dont usually have...they wont have it again"

(i remember it from some crappy 80s commercial for some over sugarred product)

so where did "let them eat cake come from"?

[Zaniac]

Marie Antoinette didn't actually say "Let them eat cake" at all.

Riveting eh.

Life as we know it will never be the same

so where did "let them eat cake come from"?

Thats what I love about this forum, I learn something new everyday

me being curious had to google to find this answer out. for anyone interested [ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let_them_eat_cake"]Let them eat cake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]

I find this below amusing from the link.

*In Chinese culture, there is (attributed to Emperor Hui of Jin by the book Zizhi Tongjian) a similar story that involves rice and meat, instead of bread and cake: "an ancient Chinese emperor who, being told that his subjects didn't have enough rice to eat, replied, 'Why don't they eat meat?"

[Karlos Santos]

The obsession with bread, grain and sugar during the French Revolution is something that amazes me. What better reason to have a revolution ?

Pretty much the basis of Western Democracy including that of the USofA was all because of a massive war about people hoarding sugar and grain.

1789 - Sugar
Now- Oil

Strange world we live. I wonder if David Guetta makes his own cakes or has them delivered and then tells his guests:
"My name is David Guetta, and I baked these cakes"

[Steve Zorilow]

À la Française S.V.P.!

"My name is David Guetta, and I baked these cakes"

[padi_04]

I wonder if David Guetta makes his own cakes or has them delivered and then tells his guests:
"My name is David Guetta, and I baked these cakes"