"The French"
#16
Originally Posted by Morwenna
Novocastrian, quite the liguist!
I agree FWIW
..... and with your German post too.
There should be rules about posting under the influence .... or with raging toothache (my dentist is a Basket!!!
)
I agree FWIW
..... and with your German post too. There should be rules about posting under the influence .... or with raging toothache (my dentist is a Basket!!!
)
#17
Originally Posted by Morwenna
There should be rules about posting under the influence .... or with raging toothache (my dentist is a Basket!!!
)
#18
Originally Posted by frankieforehead
Nah...Thats where all the fun comes from
#19
So does that come under the heading of Canadian lifestyle? .... don't think it's culture
#20
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
But what did you win? (or is that ad only running in Ontario?)
#21
Originally Posted by frankieforehead
Humour me....I'm a bit slow
Je sais ca deja.
Slow isn't all bad.
#22
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
Das wueste ich schon.
Je sais ca deja.
Slow isn't all bad.
Je sais ca deja.
Slow isn't all bad.
#23
Originally Posted by frankieforehead
Flippin eck mate...fluent in both sausage and onion...the most i can manage is ...Ich habe ein grosse pimmel 

#24
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
OK mate, you got me there. What's a pimmel?
#25
Originally Posted by frankieforehead
C'mon....a large Kokanee 

#26
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
Dear God. G'night Frankie. Sleep well. Very well. 

#27
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Originally Posted by Wearsider
In the same way the French show their gratitude to the British for their liberation during the second world war? 

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Originally Posted by Wearsider
Are French Canadians as "Friendly" as THE French?
If you have ever queued up in a lift queue in a French ski resort you will know what I mean?
If you have ever queued up in a lift queue in a French ski resort you will know what I mean?

#29
Originally Posted by Morwenna
.. There should be rules about posting under the influence ....
Blimey, that's a bit harsh .. 99% of my posts would be deleted at that rate.
Oh! I see what you mean, now ...
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I can think of very few similarities between French Canadians and the European French, except perhaps perhaps physical attributes, bits of the language and some culture.
I lived in France for two years in the early 80s and met plenty of deeply rude, unpleasant, racist and violent people. I was once beaten up by three blokes just because I was English.
I've been living in Quebec for almost two years and was around French Canadians for eight years before that. I'm trying hard to think of an incidence of "French" behaviour and I'm struggling to come up with one. In theory, as an Anglo-Canadian and, worse still, a Brit, I should be getting the $hit kicked out of me on a hourly basis.
I lived in France for two years in the early 80s and met plenty of deeply rude, unpleasant, racist and violent people. I was once beaten up by three blokes just because I was English.
I've been living in Quebec for almost two years and was around French Canadians for eight years before that. I'm trying hard to think of an incidence of "French" behaviour and I'm struggling to come up with one. In theory, as an Anglo-Canadian and, worse still, a Brit, I should be getting the $hit kicked out of me on a hourly basis.



