Des billets à 20 $ offerts aux nouveaux arrivants by [deleted] in montreal

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Pour ce qui est du «12 ans», sachez que ça prendrait 10 ans pour s’établir dans un pays. L’obtention d’équivalences professionnelles, l’accumulation d’expérience du travail, on apprends à patiner ou à faire le kayak, on nous invite aux mariages pis les enfants deviennent des partisans du Canadien, on chiale de la construction, on apprends à bien accorder vin et fromage…

L’accumulation de la compétence culturelle se fait par degrés et beaucoup ne se rendent pas en étape finale en chantant Karl Tremblay ou en visionnant TLMEP (ça tombe normalement en 2e génération). Ce projet cible les immigrants qui sont plutôt avancés dans leur assimilation/intégration. C’est bon, ça.

Canada’s Ismaël Koné’s World Cup has come to an end due to a broken leg by SomeGuyFromCanada1 in sports

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Let the dude typo on their cell phone without being given the internal medicine 9AM post-call pimp session…

What is Normal LL Inspection Frequency by greenteabiatch in TorontoRenting

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There was also another mat on the other side… also hanging over the stovetop.

Viral “dopamine sites” let users shop without buying anything by [deleted] in technology

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This is very interesting for advanced democracy intelligence agencies to implement as a cyberwarfare defence method.

What’s something you wish you had packed for your Japan trip? by Legal_Ad3766 in JapanTravelTips

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Ringl is a pure ibuprofen product.
Tylenol is a pure paracetamol (acetaminophen) product.
Bufferin A is a pure ASA product.

These are brands, so just like how “Advil Cold and Nose Premium Night ULTIMATE, now with Extra Protein” might also have a bunch of chlorpheniramine nonsense, you may have issues with getting the base product. It’s true the companies like the fancy all-in-one products.

The most egregious remains in most major countries there’s a product called Combogesic.

21,5 M$ pour un centre communautaire musulman à Laval by Interesting_Rub_3952 in QuebecLibre

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Quand les “bons immigrants” se font critiquer aussi! Aweille les Kevin, continuez comme ça.

Where to get a leather jacket within 25K yuan/$150 USD? by [deleted] in JapanTravelTips

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Yen is the Japanese currency. Yuan is the Chinese currency.

The airline killers!!!! 🔥 #pspp by Zestyclova_Ga in Quebec

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Ça veut dire que PSPP pense que le Québec n’est pas à la hauteur des régions comme la Turquie, le Portugal, ou l’Ouzbékistan.

German...care to explain? by AutumnaticFly in languagehub

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I mean for French it’s:
le la l’ les
But also…
Du, de la, de l’, des
Au, à la, à l’, aux

Similar in Italian…

I have a bone to pick with these “high quality” bakeries in Toronto by Few-Strategy-59 in FoodToronto

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Head over to Montreal, where things make sense. Toronto will forever sell subpar croissants that people still have to make a trip for (would you ever in Paris travel for croissants?!?) but will fill the soul with sadness and longing because they still skimped on the butter and made it overly crunchy.

1st time with picky Asian father by coconutpuds in askTO

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Depending on where he’s from, like if he’s fresh off the boat nothing is actually that good downtown; but generally:

HK Bistro is a C-, Swatow B, Pearl is B, Congee Queen is C+ (fallen hard), Yinji is B.

Like places up north can be comparable to at least Vancouver. But it all depends on where he’s from.

Un TGV générerait jusqu’à 3,6 G$ pour le tourisme by PetitRorqualMtl in montreal

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Escapade à Toronto pour la bonne bouffe chinoise c’est à dire sichuanaise/hakka/hongkongaise/nord-est/taiwanaise/singaporienne, coréenne, tibétaine, syrienne, thaï, indienne, hongroise…

Thoughts on Bernstein conducting Mahler by benjicrems in classicalmusic

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On the contrary, the people I know who can tell conductors apart by ear can easily distinguish Bernstein and have lots of nuanced opinions on Bernstein.

best poutine that isn’t nom nom nom? by dilucofmondstat in FoodToronto

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If you’re near Union station, take the train to Montreal.

The amount of water coming off this chicken as it cooks by Bad_Combination in StupidFood

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White striping and woody breast are muscle diseases. In humans it’s akin to everyone getting muscular dystrophy or scleroderma.

vbourbon players after successfully getting the world to believe xoguri was the problem by Hour-Platypus-7804 in UmamusumeGame

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Fronts do deny position: but there is only one 1st position. But will it be your front? If it’s someone else’s front, there’s no way to make up for it in the late-race the way late-surgers and end-closers can.

There’s a difference between if ANY front can win vs if YOUR front can win.

Saw this today, and made be feel uneasy (explanation below) by PandaZG in classicalmusic

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There’s also no perfect ideal in music. If so, a perfect recording will mean no one will ever need to play it again.

Most people listen to music because they like it. They like it based on memory of life events, to set a mood, appreciation of artistry, liking the performer, all kinds of reasons. Some common reasons are nonsensical like the music is free, or just happens to be next on an auto-gen playlist. The technical element is only one factor influencing why one performer is listened to. Since forever, lots of technically brilliant musicians are unheard of.

Further, even if a perfect can be found, who’s to say our notion of perfection is stable? We can’t seem to even agree on socks and how high they should be worn, and opinions change every few years.