Free food can make you do dumb things

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So I'm at Costco today and I'm going around trying samples before getting my caano and bouncing. I come across this organic Mac and cheese sample that was just :ahhhh::banderas:

I then go to my go to move to get another and say "This is delicious. I think I'll grab a box. Oh and can I get another sample for my wife?" The lady says sure and hands me another. I stare at it and I was really hungry so I just ate it again in front of her without realizing:damn::dead::browtf:

She looks at me weird and says "do you usually eat your wife's food" :damn: :damedamn:

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"Je me souviens" kulaha. Are you from Quebec? And Solid, how old are you when you can say that you're married without people giving you weird looks?
 
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Sultana said:
"Je me souviens" kulaha. Are you from Quebec? And Solid, how old are you when you can say that you're married without people giving you weird looks?
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I look older than I am (although not anymore since i shaved my beard 2 hours ago)

I'm confused by the Quebec reference...
 
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Loool, I shaved your beard? I didn't know I could fly to Edmonton and back that fast. And je me souviens means I remember in French and is the official motto of Quebec - it's on their license plates. It represents Quebec's separatist values, kind of gross.
 
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je me souviens means I remember in French and is the official motto of Quebec - it's on their license It represents Quebec's separatist values, kind of gross.
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No it doesn't
The true origin of the phrase is far more federalist: “Je me souviens que, né sous le lys, je crois sous la rose (“I remember/ That born under the lily/ I grow under the rose)” where the “lys” refers to France and alludes to the French monarchy and the “rose” refers to England and the English crown.
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Loool, I shaved your beard? I didn't know I could fly to Edmonton and back that fast. And je me souviens means I remember in French and is the official motto of Quebec - it's on their license plates. It represents Quebec's separatist values, kind of gross.
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Loool auto correct, my bad.

I'm still confused. What does that have to do with my post lol
 
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AJ, the phrase was added to the license plates in 1978 during a time when the leading party of the province was a separatist party - the Parti Québécois. The sentiment behind the putting the phase on license plates is to clearly support separatism. Its literally a separatist bumper sticker. Meaning of many things change over time, it may not have been originally like that then, but now it is a separatist phase.
And Solid, the first part of my post was for AJ, not you. Sorry for derailing this thread. :damsel:
 
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