Registered: Nov 2003
Location: The corner where 'l' resolves into '<'
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Originally posted by Munchy
I recommend going to your local La Bell Province, ordering a mighty poutine, sit down and eat while you ponder the wonders of Quebec.
I don't get poutine. The gravy makes the fries go all soggy.
But Casse-croûte fries on their own are generally good. Especially when they have big salt crystals visible on them. But I hate how they come in those little boxes because there's no way to have any vinegar or ketchup left once you finish eating the top half.
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Dec-24-2006 18:57
Neo Hacker
Passionate
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Montréal
Indeed, "char" is a mix between car (in english) and chariot.
Dec-24-2006 19:18
Allied Nations
Make it happen cap'n
Registered: Mar 2004
Location: MTHELL
quote:
Originally posted by Subey
I don't get poutine. The gravy makes the fries go all soggy.
best part!
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Dec-24-2006 19:37
Aquarian
king of no pants
Registered: May 2005
Location: Laval, Quebec
No wonder you can't figure out words like 'char' when you don't even understand poutine. Once you appreciate poutine, everything will make sense. That - or the consequent heart attacks with numb the part of your brain that wonders these things.
Dec-24-2006 21:14
Anne
anne la banane
Registered: Oct 2005
Location: Montreal, Canada
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Originally posted by Subey
I don't get poutine. The gravy makes the fries go all soggy.
moi j'aime ça les pétates
Dec-25-2006 02:00
Subey
Her Soul Mate
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: The corner where 'l' resolves into '<'
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Originally posted by Anne
moi j'aime ça les pétates
But how many times have you seen Broue!
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