Yes. Why do you want to know?Do Pacinis still exist?
I think I missed this set of photo from you ... Lollol at the cow print lingerie.
I just want to add that sometimes we don't have these clothes anymore..
Otherwise you're just hoping someone reads your mind. At that price points there's no harm in asking.
You want them in the cow print lingerie you saw them wear one time online? Just ask.
Expectations come with communication.This sounds just like another way to rant about rates, next!
I don't think I'm a cow print type of girl, I'm more in the leopart print category!I think I missed this set of photo from you ... Lol
Not really bitching, but an observation..
I've been on this board for 2 years now. Since I advertise here, I always find myself pulled back to the conversations, due to curiosity, boredom, an interest in human psychology and a desire to be a bit subversive (which is not always appreciated lol)
One thing I've noticed is that the same subjects and complaints come up very very often. Another, is more about certain users who seem to come here to find answers during a personal crisis or a moment of interrogation about various topics. What I want to say is that I believe that those users need, or rather deserve, much better and appropriate resources and spaces to ask those questions, to discuss these concerns without a fear of judgement and to break isolation, none of which can be done in a forum like this one.
Il est inclus à volonté avec la plupart des mets principaux. Désolé j'ai juste réservé pour moi, Luna et Giselle. Tu arrives trop tard. LOLQuoi? Le bar à pain est pas gratuit?
Le bar à pain, quel radin.... il ose charger pour ses services!Quoi? Le bar à pain est pas gratuit?
Il est inclus à volonté avec la plupart des mets principaux. Désolé j'ai juste réservé pour moi, Luna et Giselle. Tu arrives trop tard. LOL
If we take the word "demographic" literally, I would say that it's quite the opposite: we have people from a vast age range, from different ethnicities and levels of education. My view on the situation is that most of our disagreements here are actually generational, and to a lesser extent, cultural. Let's face it, it's always the same two or three people who are often confrontational, and they are predictable–and not part of my demographic.My problem with this board is that it has a very specific demographic, which doesn't allow many points of view. For that reason, when people bring new opinions and ways of seeing things, they are insulted or demonized, and they leave, censor themselves or change their way of interacting in order to fit in with the crowd
Maybe I worded this the wrong way, but there are very specific types of people who use this forum a lot, and men from certain demographics are more common here.. I also don't think being ''confrontational'' is a bad thing, as long as it's done with respect.. The disagreements here always revolve around the same things as well, in my opinion.. and I guess that's because of the reason why this forum exists in the first place.If we take the word "demographic" literally, I would say that it's quite the opposite: we have people from a vast age range, from different ethnicities and levels of education. My view on the situation is that most of our disagreements here are actually generational, and to a lesser extent, cultural. Let's face it, it's always the same two or three people who are often confrontational, and they are predictable–and not part of my demographic.
You're right that this isn't the most ideal place to get true answers about difficult subjects but I would say that any place is a good place when you're alone and need to ask some tough questions sometimes. Can you trust most things people say on here? Maybe not. Will you potentially find some other people who've encountered (and overcome) this particular obstacle in their lives? Maybe yes. And that's why sometimes there are "wins" on here, amidst the insanity.Maybe I worded this the wrong way, but there are very specific types of people who use this forum a lot, and men from certain demographics are more common here.. I also don't think being ''confrontational'' is a bad thing, as long as it's done with respect.. The disagreements here always revolve around the same things as well, in my opinion.. and I guess that's because of the reason why this forum exists in the first place.
Anyways, what I was trying to say is that I don't think this is the right place to seek advice on certain things or find solace, but I'm glad some people were able to have truly vulnerable discussions with their peers if that's the case
It's included with most meals. I love bread, but it doesn't work well with my low carb goals. So, I try to stay away from it.I don’t like bread I was just surprised it wouldn’t be free, my parents are cheap I doubt they would have paid for that and I remember going there as a child
Rôtie de porc, Rôtie de boeuf. It refers to a cooking style. If you come across a French Canadian saying:Rôtie, instead of toasts. They are either not French Canadian or you should not eat said toasts and look for an escape hatch.I can't get my head around that rôtie refers specifically to toast in Québec in French ...
Rôti de porc, et non pas rôtie*. Des rôties, c'est plus joli à dire qu'une tranche de pain grillé, ou toast :- )Rôtie de porc, Rôtie de boeuf. It refers to a cooking style. If you come across a French Canadian saying:Rôtie, instead of toasts. They are either not French Canadian or you should not eat said toasts and look for an escape hatch.
Yes that's how I use rôtie in French. Or without the accent for me it's the Indian (flat)bread lolRôtie de porc, Rôtie de boeuf. It refers to a cooking style.





