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Private:
Christ of a tabernacle*. He got married to nine people.
What am I supposed to say? "For sure! That's a-okay! I'm happy that you're happy!"
Even if it was a loss he should have told me. Nobody tells me anything...
This is ridiculous.
[a pause]
And it wasn't aliens. Ass.
*Canadian French swears are almost all based around the Christian religion, describing religious things, etc. A tabernacle is the fixed, locked box in which, in some Christian churches, the Eucharist is stored. Yeah, idk. Quebec is weird like that. ♥♥♥
Public:
"J’ai la langue à terre..." literally means 'my tongue is on the ground' and it used to indicate exhaustion or just like... extreme hunger.
Christ of a tabernacle*. He got married to nine people.
What am I supposed to say? "For sure! That's a-okay! I'm happy that you're happy!"
Even if it was a loss he should have told me. Nobody tells me anything...
This is ridiculous.
[a pause]
And it wasn't aliens. Ass.
*Canadian French swears are almost all based around the Christian religion, describing religious things, etc. A tabernacle is the fixed, locked box in which, in some Christian churches, the Eucharist is stored. Yeah, idk. Quebec is weird like that. ♥♥♥
Public:
"J’ai la langue à terre..." literally means 'my tongue is on the ground' and it used to indicate exhaustion or just like... extreme hunger.