This Just In--Sweet Sixteen Baby!

After 22 point loss, Sacre says BYU is not that good. Who knew the dude is a closet SDSU fan?



Little known fact: Sacre is French for "Sackless"



French lead the way in Libya no-fly zone. There is not truth to rumors that they are preparing to surrender Marseilles as a result.....yet



Speaking of Libya, Gadaffi afraid to show self on TV discussing UN resolution; does not want people to see him and know where he is. This Just In has a great solution--air it on the Mtn--no one will see it



It is now confirmed--there were three meltdowns last week, and massive ones at that. And that's before Charlie Sheen gets to Chicago and Detroit for his next shows



Speaking of Sheen--the dude IS smart: He's going to cities that are accustomed to buying tickets to see losers--the Cubs, the Lions etc. They'll probably buy tickets to see him too!

Sacre is actually very close to the Spanish word "Sucre" which can be synonymous for the word "Sweet".



So his name literally means "almost sweet" in Spanish and might I add 16?

You guys crack me up.... especially the one about the mtn... :lol: :P

So glad to never, ever, ever have to watch it again!

CougarClaw wrote:
Sacre is actually very close to the Spanish word "Sucre" which can be synonymous for the word "Sweet".



So his name literally means "almost sweet" in Spanish and might I add 16?

The literal translation of the French verb sacrer is "to consecrate". However, in Quebec it is the proper word for the form of profanity used in Quebec French. The noun form is sacre.







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So let me get this straight. His name is all about profanity? :D