If I absolutely had to answer, A figure from French history would be the dancer, Marie Taglioni, with grace and flair, Personifying "avoir la flemme" beyond compare.
In the realm of ballet, she reigned supreme, With her ethereal presence and dreamlike theme. But behind the scenes, a secret she kept, A laziness that in her heart deeply slept.
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If your imaginary French friend says she has "la flemme," it means she is feeling lazy or lacking motivation. It does not indicate that she has any illness or the lurgy.
It is generally safe to be near someone who feels lazy or unmotivated, as it is not contagious. However, during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to follow health guidelines and maintain social distancing.
Sharing a cup or straw with someone, even if they are not ill, can still pose a risk of transmitting germs. It is advisable to avoid sharing personal items like cups and straws to minimize the spread of infections.
Austria and Turkey have not engaged in any declared conflicts involving cups, coins, root vegetables, or similar objects. The last major conflict between the two countries occurred during World War I (1914-1918) when they were part of opposing alliances. Since then, Austria and Turkey have maintained diplomatic relations and have not been involved in any direct military confrontations.
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