Couscous connection Couscous connection The couscous connection was an international drug trafficking gang based in Paris in the 1980s. The gang imported heroin and cocaine from Tunisia via Amsterdam and Brussels to Paris, where they distributed the drugs. The trial of the gang members in 1992 received widespread publicity since the older brother of the president of Tunisia was charged and convicted "in absentia" for his involvement in laundering the proceeds. The investigation began in January 1989 after an informer gave drug squad investigators in Belleville, Paris the names of three couriers bringing heroin and cocaine from Amsterdam and Brussels to Paris.
Would You Rather...? with Graham Norton Neil Genzlinger, the show "proves that a fair amount of fun can be generated simply by putting people in chairs and letting them crack wise." "Variety"<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Brian Lowry called the show "a bit of loopy fun." And The "San Francisco Chronicle"<nowiki>'</nowiki>s David Wiegand said that, "As the silly questions, the sillier answers and Norton's ever-burbling laughter continue, we raise the white flag and start laughing." But "Media Life Magazine"<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Tom Conroy compares the show to panel games in the UK, saying the quips on "Would You Rather...?" "aren't as quick or clever as they would be on a similar British