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Originally Posted by roger64
I of course agree with you. My quote made exactly no more sense than the previous one it was intended jokingly to mimick. Just forgot to add the smiley... Here it is now, look:
The only thing right is that "bon marché" (in French) means really cheap or inexpensive. Here in Paris, you can speak about "des chaussures bon marché" ( cheap shoes). It does not mean you will find them though... 
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Si, mais il faut savoir où chercher...