If I could go back in time but only have the power to change something really inconsequential, I’d go to whenever this episode of Dexter’s Laboratory was written and force the writers to correct it to “omelette au fromage”.
This is absolutely my dumbest pet peeve. Instead of cheese omelet, “omelette du fromage” reads as “omelet from cheese”.
J’en reviens pas que c’est un québécois qui a implémenté le menu démarrer de Windows 11.
J’haïs le nouveau menu.
Si j’le voué m’en va y donner un char de marde.
Omelette du frommage
If I could go back in time but only have the power to change something really inconsequential, I’d go to whenever this episode of Dexter’s Laboratory was written and force the writers to correct it to “omelette au fromage”.
This is absolutely my dumbest pet peeve. Instead of cheese omelet, “omelette du fromage” reads as “omelet from cheese”.
I think it’s funny, and probably the intended joke, that he only knows one word and it’s incorrect.
Omelette au fromage
I for one appreciate people maintaining their unique language and culture.
Now I want Québécois to be the only French language option in Windows 11.
Is that 8 bits of marde?
That doesn’t sound like a lot of marde, but probably more marde than I would like to receive on any given day.
“Un char” in Canadian French means “une voiture” (a car).
Caliss de menu de chien