. . . "All of Gall can be divided into three parts," but he made this observation well before The Fuhrer split it in half. Throughout History, Gall--or "France," as it later became known--has embodied, embraced and epitomized the term "low-brow comedy." When it comes to intelligence, the French have been conducting a perpetual limbo contest to determine how low they can go. The Inspector series is set in France, and leads all contenders in the race to the bottom of the rotten tomato barrel. Given their hilarious hate "cuisine," their menacing mimes, their bland fries and dressing, the Eye Sore Tower, their unsanitary osculation and their louver-riddled attic of second-rate "art," it's unlikely that a skilled thief would ever set foot in Caesar's backwater.
Review of The Great De Gaulle Stone Operation
