I’m here too!

This is the version for live performances. The one on the album has (a little bit) more Halsey.

“These charges are certainly shocking, and because Senguri has denied those leveled against him, most BIGBANG fans have chosen to take his word as the truth, even though the charges suggest otherwise.”

Really liking the mix of the comment with your username

It’s not even true.
In a lot of african countries, age of consent is 18. In term of population, the majorty of african people lives in country where this is the norm. On the continent, I would put the average between 16 and 18 (just to give you an idea)
It’s true that it’s officialy lower in South-America, where the…

«If I lose my job I will move to Africa or the Amazon forest.

Also, one time Seth Green showed him a secret room in his house filled with bunk beds and used the word “chicken” in conversation. “Chicken,” according to Kappy, is a pedophile code word for “very young child.”

He sucks... not just at writing.

I don’t know why but for me that was Jennifer Lawrence

It’s happening in Canada, and precisely in Quebec. I don’t have the slightest idea how things are done in the States.
But no, Jemima couln’t sell syrup who could create a confusion in the mind of the customer. For exemple, I think it would not be able to put a maple leaf on the bottle, because people could be under…

I understand the argument but:
1) Most of the cheap flight south to resorts serve complimentary wine, mousseux or Champagne to customers. Transat, Sunwing, some Air Canada flights, they all do this.
2) It’s not like «vacances au champagne» is a widely known and use term here. Honestly, it’s the first time that I see it…

I agree, but I think the reasonable person know about the difference. That part won’t be difficult.

Lol change the exemple for fucking maple syrup if it bothers you that much

The distinction can seem dumb but, the “appellation d’origine contrôlée” or AOC label (sorry I don’t know the exact term in english, maybe : protected designation of origin) can be a powerful tool to protect food products that have strong cultural roots in a particular community from the effects of globalization.

1. it’s not shit. If the OJ box said 100% real juice, it’s illegal to not sell 100% orange juice. If you advertise free Champagne you have to deliver precisely that. (In the context of our law, of course, I don’t know how things are done where you live...)
2. In english the term is sparkling wine, in french it’s…

Are you from Quebec?
I ask the question only because I almost never saw this expression being use (in french or english) here.

In a world where people are more and more disinterested and cynical about politic, I think it’s specially important to have strong consumer protection. Pushing back against false advertising is an important part of this. The way corporation and company advertise and give information to the public should be regulated.
Y…

I find it very ineresting.
The object of the matter is really trivial, but at the rate at which consumer law is eroding in Quebec and the general nastiness of air travel, it’s kind of important that connsumers use tools that are available to them to push back.

And Sunwing is cheap and trash anyway.

And, how does it work with the other sites?
I’m really happy to see PoorQuentin (Emmett Booth) on the Concourse, but it would have been really cool to have him here.

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