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What looks like a signal flag, some time sheet forms on the floor, as well as "Femmes Revoltees."
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Ahh, first again!! Looks like this person just went out on a break and will be back in say 20 years or so?
eldokid@aol.com
Thu 12-04-2008
oh thats where I left my flag
Joe
Sat 12-06-2008
Does anyone know what "Femmes Revoltees" means?? Women Revolt..lol.

I'm sure it doesn't mean revolting women or women revolting against something, was just curious what it does mean.
Wranglersgirl
Sun 12-07-2008
Interesting shot, almost looks like somebodys revolt closet. I wonder what the brackets left to the napkin ringed "flag" were used for.
Spydertap
Mon 12-08-2008
The workers must still be on strike!
Mike
Tue 12-09-2008
the only translation i could find was french, and it actually meant "women revolted". why it would be in a train workshop in belgium, idk, but i could be totally wrong. they speak flemmish in belgium, and i couldnt find flemmish translation
amanda_21
Tue 12-09-2008
Recreational reading perhaps?
Motts
Wed 12-10-2008
that 1st comment is a scream.
guitorman
Thu 12-11-2008
Belgium is a bi-lingual nation. Flemish(Dutch) and French. The Flemish speak a dialect of Dutch and the Wallonians speak French.
Tareshen
Tue 12-16-2008
and "Femmes Revoltees" would mean "revolted women", "women who revolt".
the Count
Mon 03-30-2009
The appearance of the area leads me to think the brackets held a fire extinguisher.
Red flag for stop like in an emergency.......
Claudia
Mon 04-13-2009
Actualy Belgium is tri-langual nation. Dutch and French are the most spoken languages. In the east they speak German, which is also an official language in Belgium. If you buy a pack of cigarettes overthere the warning is in 3 languages.
Robski
Fri 03-26-2010

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