xD I confirm that, for most frenchies but Iām a marginal I learnt English by searching for hacks, DIYs and tutos when I was younger, Google was my best friend, some 15 years ago, and when looking for crafts and such, you just get more results in a worldwide language, ideas from everywhere, not just my place, thatās why I like English. I used to be on a french cannabis forum named CannaWeed (good tutorials too, check it out with Googleās translator if you will), but for the same reasons I came here when I started to grow again, and there I am, speaking with you, my dear international friend
And here is my illegal baby, making her morning yoga
Hehe
great to hear that this exists
I travel a lot trough french and sometimes itās a hard time to get a burger from McDonalds there
Your plant looks great! I have 2 trained one as well, but a bit less illegalā¦
xD for McDonaldās not understanding English, you made my day funnier, I didnāt think about it before, maybe they should include that on recruitment ^^
Even in Paris the people on the street or in shops donāt even try to answer when you approach them in English. They just look away.
And when they realize youāre also German youāll get the hate-filled look on top. Very very close-minded. BTW, Iāve tried to learn speaking French. Itās impossible. And you French know that.
I donāt know much but I have been in some countries in Europe and people just donāt make any efford to even understand when it took place.
I always had that idea that is because all the movies are spoken on their language and so unlike Portugal, they donāt have any movie aid to learn the english mechanics.
And that may be one cause to that, happened in spain and france, when I got to germany all spoke english.
Thatās true for most Frenchs, but again, Iām not āFrenchsā Iām a french ^^ and half Tunisian, too
For reminder, France have been at war with England for centuries, and even share some transparent words ^^ they sometime use English words without even noticing xD and it goes both ways, they also stole Arab words like ātoubibā for a medecine man, there little to no efforts in learning languages but near the borders, people are often more open minded, for example some speak french, Belgian, German and English near Belgian, or German border, but I confirm Paris is the worst case xD when I was younger, I had the chance to have a good school in Tunisia, paired with the embassy and we were taught English, french and Tunisian, then I came in France, at age of 6 and time did itās job, so I forgot many of my Tunisian language, but learned french pretty fast, living in it, and my buddy around 11-16 years old was a Jewish American so English was at him home and this helped also, I had the luck in my life to be exposed to languages, but most Frenchs wonāt even try, simply because they donāt se the interest i guess
Moien from a part of Europe that has legalised, a step in the right direction for sure but still an annoying law. I.e. plant count (4) rather than area and also from seed only.
So you can buy and sell seeds, but you couldnāt feasibly make them legally. Especially not fems that everyone will need to buy.
More than spain?.. Well, I suppose that all of us are not very happy with our politicians lucky.
I donāt know how in other EU countrys are the party, but as always, the old world is the last changing.
I suppose that when all the USA enterprises has taken a good stand point here that they will let the europeans advance.
Here in spain, the industrial grows that are permitted are from foreign industries (cross the pond).
I learnt English by searching for hacks, DIYs and tutos when I was younger, Google was my best friend, some 15 years ago, and when looking for crafts and such, you just get more results in a worldwide language, ideas from everywhere, not just my place, thatās why I like English. I used to be on a french cannabis forum named CannaWeed (good tutorials too, check it out with Googleās translator if you will), but for the same reasons I came here when I started to grow again, and there I am, speaking with you, my dear international friend 
