Carré
when things are fine, meaning "it's ok"
has a thankfulness dimention tied to it, like "it's ok, thank you"
has a thankfulness dimention tied to it, like "it's ok, thank you"
Words you can keep
Carré
Carré by Lachtown rep June 11, 2015
tête carré
FRANCAIS
C'est un cr** de canadien,anglo-francophone,british,etc. C'est notre facon ,nous les Quebecois, de traité les os*** d'anglais de cave comme eux qui nous traite de PEPPER. On les retrouves: à Montreal,dans les villes touristiques pi dans tout le reste du canada.
ENGLISH
It's a fuc*ing canadian (who is born out of
quebec and who is mother language is english) or an english tourist.It's our way ,us the Quebecois, to answer to the english people that call us PEPPER. We find them in Montreal,in the tourist cities and in all the rest of canada.
C'est un cr** de canadien,anglo-francophone,british,etc. C'est notre facon ,nous les Quebecois, de traité les os*** d'anglais de cave comme eux qui nous traite de PEPPER. On les retrouves: à Montreal,dans les villes touristiques pi dans tout le reste du canada.
ENGLISH
It's a fuc*ing canadian (who is born out of
quebec and who is mother language is english) or an english tourist.It's our way ,us the Quebecois, to answer to the english people that call us PEPPER. We find them in Montreal,in the tourist cities and in all the rest of canada.
Exemple 1
Anglais: Sorry gentlemen where is the Chateau Frontenac ?
Personne A: (Rire) On y répond pas c'est une cr** de tête carré!
Personne B: Y'a juste à retourné dans son pays le ''Canada'' l'os*** de tête carré.
Exemple 2
Quebecois:S'cuse tu pourrais tu me dire sont où les marteaux?
Anglais:Sorry mister i'm not speaking french!
Quebecois:Messemblait aussi que t'avait l'aire d'une coliss de tête carré.
Anglais: Sorry gentlemen where is the Chateau Frontenac ?
Personne A: (Rire) On y répond pas c'est une cr** de tête carré!
Personne B: Y'a juste à retourné dans son pays le ''Canada'' l'os*** de tête carré.
Exemple 2
Quebecois:S'cuse tu pourrais tu me dire sont où les marteaux?
Anglais:Sorry mister i'm not speaking french!
Quebecois:Messemblait aussi que t'avait l'aire d'une coliss de tête carré.
tête carré by mtdqcc July 29, 2007
adele carre
An absolute sket. She's one of those people you can never trust with secrets or money. She has a massive habit of sleeping around and the odd drug abuse issue. If you ever meet an Adele Carre from Guernsey, stay the fuck away.
adele carre by Chazman_The_Chive2k15 January 16, 2016
Devil may care
One of if not the Most defining trait of old J (junior Grimes)
Even the most accurate and morally deconstructed definition wouldn’t be enough to define this kid.
J grimes is beyond petty human labeling. Nothing can classify him.
Even the most accurate and morally deconstructed definition wouldn’t be enough to define this kid.
J grimes is beyond petty human labeling. Nothing can classify him.
junior grimes doesn’t let you fully experience him, what we see is merely an avatar of his willpower, the world only sees him as he allows himself to be perceived as.
Junior often sports a “devil may care” attitude as if not already his signature mood
Junior often sports a “devil may care” attitude as if not already his signature mood
Devil may care by Isabellsavedbythebell January 19, 2022
Camren
A love between two people that will never die, how these two people wish to wake up next to each other and hold hands but they can't because of their lives and the commitment they made. Little do people know that their worlds are falling apart every second because they're not right next to each other, and they know they'll never be...
Camren by BruhItsDinah August 6, 2017
Camren
This is the most amazing ship out there, this ship consists of Lauren Michelle Jauregui and Karla Camila Cabello, it will break your heart and make you believe in true love. It is absolutely beautiful and makes you want to cry your heart out, and slap the two halves of the ship because they haven't dated yet.
Camren by CamrenFohLyfe June 5, 2016
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A)
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B)
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B)
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A)
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Bob: No, I've got to clean out my board chow, keys are starting to stick.
B)
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
Bill: Whats' that?
Bob: The food scraps that collect in my keyboard; Want some?
Bill: *GAG* *HURL* *GAG*
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