Serious question?
- slashtrash

Yes, coming from someone whose French is limited to "oui non toasté".

notice how he always vanishes for a few hours when i mention the Principal thing...
- Crimsoninja

He's probably crying on Tannis shoulder. Can't blame him, she's probably wearing a white shirt today...

notice how he always vanishes for a few hours when i mention the Principal thing...
- Crimsoninja

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- stormey

Miss America reply would have been better

Yes, coming from someone whose French is limited to "oui non toasté".
- _nay_

"il s'agit", definitely.

As for the first one, I'm more puzzled as to why you have to add "(included)" after the points which are under the "Included" section.

As for "inclus", I think it should be "Inclut", as in "cela inclut", but I'm not 100% sure.

... I have the feeling you were quoting a question that was asked to you...

EDIT: In either case, it would be "Inclut" as a title and then "(inclus)"

Miss America reply would have been better
- Symba007

i bet Eklund is his uncle

i bet Eklund is his uncle
- Crimsoninja

huh?

huh?
- scotch_tape

shut up

"il s'agit", definitely.

As for the first one, I'm more puzzled as to why you have to add "(included)" after the points which are under the "Included" section.

As for "inclus", I think it should be "Inclut", as in "cela inclut", but I'm not 100% sure.

... I have the feeling you were quoting a question that was asked to you...

EDIT: In either case, it would be "Inclut" as a title and then "(inclus)"
- slashtrash

1. “Comprend” is used as a verb, while “inclus” is used as an adjective. This makes the segment more idiomatic than using “Inclus” twice, as repetitions must be minimised in French.
2. “Il s’agit” is used correctly. This is an impersonal verb that is not conjugated with its object. This is an invariable phrase that can be used with singular, plural, masculine and feminine objects. Also, go (frank) yourself and mind your own business, bumhole.

1. “Comprend” is used as a verb, while “inclus” is used as an adjective. This makes the segment more idiomatic than using “Inclus” twice, as repetitions must be minimised in French.
2. “Il s’agit” is used correctly. This is an impersonal verb that is not conjugated with its object. This is an invariable phrase that can be used with singular, plural, masculine and feminine objects. Also, go (frank) yourself and mind your own business, bumhole.
- _nay_

yeah....maybe in France.

1. “Comprend” is used as a verb, while “inclus” is used as an adjective. This makes the segment more idiomatic than using “Inclus” twice, as repetitions must be minimised in French.
2. “Il s’agit” is used correctly. This is an impersonal verb that is not conjugated with its object. This is an invariable phrase that can be used with singular, plural, masculine and feminine objects. Also, go (frank) yourself and mind your own business, bumhole.
- _nay_

yeah....maybe in France.

Nice....double post.

Nice....double post.
- stormey

i had a (frank)ing sweet new animal high-five gif i was saving for you, but i dont feel like getting banned again

1. “Comprend” is used as a verb, while “inclus” is used as an adjective. This makes the segment more idiomatic than using “Inclus” twice, as repetitions must be minimised in French.
2. “Il s’agit” is used correctly. This is an impersonal verb that is not conjugated with its object. This is an invariable phrase that can be used with singular, plural, masculine and feminine objects. Also, go (frank) yourself and mind your own business, bumhole.
- _nay_

Pourquoi l'hostilité? Low blood sugar or just a general rongeur de balustres?

i had a (frank)ing sweet new animal high-five gif i was saving for you, but i dont feel like getting banned again
- Crimsoninja

Howard is at the beach so you're clear.

Howard is at the beach so you're clear.


- stormey

Also, this one:


... although that particular colour scheme is nauseating.
- slashtrash

I really liked this one

He's probably crying on Tannis shoulder. Can't blame him, she's probably wearing a white shirt today...
- Symba007

her shoulders do look hot in a wet t shirt.

Howard is at the beach so you're clear.


- stormey

i'd love to see you run into him

I really liked this one


- stinger67

Howard has that exact jersey.

i'd love to see you run into him



- Crimsoninja

classic

i'd love to see you run into him



- Crimsoninja

K gotta go to a meeting. Not hiding from you.

victory: crymoarninja

victory: crymoarninja
- dt99999

Fatality.

http://www.rds.ca/hockey/...ne-va-nulle-part-1.656346