This is awesome
TribblesBestFriend
Had a friend tried to live in Japan, learn the language and finish his master… turns out Japanese have 4 or 5 language levels and everyone was talking to him at level one, which is the one for small child. It was pretty infuriating.
It is part of the vernacular, school is right to say « don’t use anglicisme » they’re not there to teach vernacular, they’re there to tech proper way to talk.
Now on the « vous » most Quebecer don’t like it, maybe it’s a question about our relationship with authority, but there’s definitely time you ought to use it.
Now respect is earned not impose and since the CAQ cannot earn any respect from us they have to impose it
So you talk mostly in English with a French accent ?
What I did was to wait at MI6 building at the start of the game to have a « full » spy (watch, suppress pistol and spy car) and pretend s/he was the protagonist
At the time he seems to have been critical of game producers because they didn’t want gay/lesbian protagonists for economic reasons. But, yeah, you will not find a termination notice anywhere.
Nah! My point being that Ubisoft let him go because his cultural representation and the political he inject into the game clutter the gameplay and blah blah blah
It was bullshit, two or three years later they had said that his game was too woke.
English not my first language so maybe my idea was lost in translation
Come to Quebec, we will take an awful pinte in a taverne(pub) and be awful together.
Clearly she paid for 1 hours on a Saturday morning with 1 trainer for 20 unpaid staffers who were in the impression that was a mandatory meeting
This is the saddiest shit ever. Young men being angry at the « Men » will vote for the men that will sold them to the bone mill in a heart beat.
There’s a Turkish proverb : and the forest vote for the axe because they where made of the same wood
If I remember correctly the second was written by a black writer and he try to bring is own story into the game … he was let go after because this was too woke before woke
Donc tu parles en anglais avec un accent français la plupart du temps (with some French) du coup