In the first one, the city was being destroyed by six-legged elephants and huge giraffes with trunks that were walking out of the St-Laurent river. Nobody seemed to care, and while I was freaking out, the guy I was talking to just spent his time commenting on some girl riding a little car on a square railroad and that kept falling into a pit and just came back...
In the second one, I was in a huge house with many people in it, mostly people from elementary school. We were informed that huge storms were ahead, and as I looked out the window, a tornado was running right into the house. Convinced it would be safer, we ran outside (?) to wait until it was over. Then, there was a man riding his bicycle and trying to run away from a tornado that was following him closely. As he tried to avoid it, he didn't see the house and went through the window with his bicycle, and everyone around me was laughing at how stupid he was...
'Twas weird. I wonder if it means anything at all...










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knockin'[die]
knockin'[life]
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Just in case you don't appreciate this song about you.
'I wrote a poem about it. 'When I am dead, cremate me.' That's how it starts. 'When... I am dead... cremate me'. Whaddya think of that for an opening line?'
-A drunk Marquess full of win
J'ai vu...
LA COPIE CONFORME DE PAUL VERLAINE!!!
Genre je travaillais à la boutique, j'entends quelqu'un qui parle avec un léger accent français, j'me retourne pis j'ai fait "WOOOH!"
Y'était pareil, pareil te dis-je!!!
Pis y'a un monsieur qui venait acheté de quoi pour sa femme et il s'appelait...
MONSIEUR JOURDAIN
Bref.
C'était mes péripéties littéraires en travaillant...
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"Expecting the world to treat you fairly because you are good is like expecting the bull not to charge because you are a vegetarian."
- Dennis Wholey (1937-)
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist-..."
- General John Sedgwick (1813-1864), last words
Donc il avait l'air d'un chat?
Chu sure que t'as regardé en arrière pour voir si Rimbaud était pas loin
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Just in case you don't appreciate this song about you.
'I wrote a poem about it. 'When I am dead, cremate me.' That's how it starts. 'When... I am dead... cremate me'. Whaddya think of that for an opening line?'
-A drunk Marquess full of win
Ha ha, Lol, ouais...
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*la fille qui a vraiment espérée voir un mec qui ressemble à Rimbaud au cours de la journée*
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"Expecting the world to treat you fairly because you are good is like expecting the bull not to charge because you are a vegetarian."
- Dennis Wholey (1937-)
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist-..."
- General John Sedgwick (1813-1864), last words
C'est tellement un badass!
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Just in case you don't appreciate this song about you.
'I wrote a poem about it. 'When I am dead, cremate me.' That's how it starts. 'When... I am dead... cremate me'. Whaddya think of that for an opening line?'
-A drunk Marquess full of win
Maintenant que tu m'as habituée à me faire harceler, tu ne peux pas me laisser comme ça!
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"Expecting the world to treat you fairly because you are good is like expecting the bull not to charge because you are a vegetarian."
- Dennis Wholey (1937-)
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist-..."
- General John Sedgwick (1813-1864), last words
AH oui en fait j'ai quelque chose, mais c'est long alors ca va devoir attendre que je revienne.
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Just in case you don't appreciate this song about you.
'I wrote a poem about it. 'When I am dead, cremate me.' That's how it starts. 'When... I am dead... cremate me'. Whaddya think of that for an opening line?'
-A drunk Marquess full of win
Que tu reviennes de où? ô.Ô
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"Expecting the world to treat you fairly because you are good is like expecting the bull not to charge because you are a vegetarian."
- Dennis Wholey (1937-)
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist-..."
- General John Sedgwick (1813-1864), last words
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