I’ve just learned about this, it’s crazy.

Wow, it actually works really well from my point of view. I wonder what it sounds like to a native English speaker.

Most of my shifts were “on call”, so I didn’t actually know until early afternoon whether I’d be working that day.

That’s just evil.

I wanted to make a post about “sugar pasta” as a response, but it turns out that there isn’t an English Wikipedia article about it.

So there you go OP, just for you: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pâtes_à_la_cassonade “Pâtes à la cassonade” means “pasta with brown sugar”. It’s litterally pasta with butter and brown sugar. Very dietetical.

What.

Clever. :-)

Bons baisers de Montcuq.

Ha ha, how weird.

So cute.

I love baby crested grebes so much, with their cool zebra stripes.

Well duh, how do you think I’ve learned about it? Check the inside of that fairy unicorn painting that hangs on the wall behind your desk…

Holy shit, it looks like she’s eating her own nose.

That was basically me when I bought a whole watermelon for myself during the heatwave last week.

How specific, ha ha. I guess you’re speaking from experience?

In French, the word molosse still means a big scary guard dog (not of this specific breed nowadays, obviously). It’s also a type of bat (free-tailed bats).

I should really find and read some kind of glue guide, one of these days. I’m always confused when I need to fix something.

That sounds fun.

The only thing I know about Fluff is that it was in the ISS.

La prochaine fois que vous mangez une pizza ensemble, découpe-la en parts de forme hexagonale pour le punir.

So, which slice did your father choose for himself?