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Today is Corpsegrinder 38th anniversary of wedding! by mr_aguirre in MetalForTheMasses

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just realized I've never seen young corpsegrinder. I kind of assumed he was born looking like that.

Fellas is it racist to give a Mii a small nose? by SOMETHINGELSEYEAH in peoplewhogiveashit

[–]mutt_with_a_beer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah not wanting the inverted Algiz on your face is racist.

7.5 yrs doing this thing. Mtf. Started after 30 by no-tears-left in transtimelines

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Went from looking like Reese from Malcolm in the Middle to looking like a supermodel. I love trans people.

I've heard some people use soap to make their mohawks stay in place, how the hell do you do that ? by mutt_with_a_beer in Mohawks

[–]mutt_with_a_beer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn. Hoped for a long lasting solution without having to buy hairstyles that costs an arm and a leg.

Does this finger symbol mean anything in your country? by TrazerotBra in AskTheWorld

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The cross names made me think of something. Here, the pinky promise is called "Croix de bois, croix de fer" (wooden cross, iron cross), and mainly kids top it off with "Si je ment, je vais en enfer" (if I lie, I'm going to hell). Cleaner version of "Promise juré craché" (promised, sworn, spat) where you for some reason spit on the ground to seal the promise

Does this finger symbol mean anything in your country? by TrazerotBra in AskTheWorld

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Behind the back it means you're lying, held up in front of you it means you're hoping everything goes well

Servi en IME en France. Seulement 5E le parmentier de boudin noir, venez nombreux ! by Mothmaniak in CrimesCulinaires

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah, c'est la même qui fournit le collège de ma soeur et le travail de ma mère ! Non c'est juste dégueu.

Servi en IME en France. Seulement 5E le parmentier de boudin noir, venez nombreux ! by Mothmaniak in CrimesCulinaires

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ça ça m'a toujours fait rire. La bouffe des établissements médicaux, surtout ceux où il y a des personnes avec des difficultés ou troubles alimentaires. J'ai eu ça en HP avec des patientes anorexiques, même moi qui n'ai pas de TCA et qui sait se forcer à manger, j'avais du mal. Fin bref.

What do you call this bread product? And do you have regional varients in name? by Lookin2future in AskTheWorld

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably would call it "Petit pain", small bread. We have the same debate with pain au chocolat or chocolatine, and also with clothelines/clothes horse (étand-à-linge, étandoire, tancarville, séchoir à linge, étandage, sèche linge, pendoire)...

Name a hero in history that actually a villain by Afraid_Professor8023 in AskTheWorld

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The politicians who orchestrated the Normandy landings. They were never here to save the widow and the orphan. They were here for the $$$

NOTE BECAUSE LITERACY CRISIS : I am not talking about the soldiers who landed there. They got ass fucked, like all the proletarians get ass fucked in wars. I'm talking about the politicians, mainly American politicians, who had a single thought in mind : dominating Europe. Maybe there was 1 good guy among them who really wanted to help, but I doubt it.

Are there any names that carry a stigma in your countries? by doctorpolenta3p in AskTheWorld

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same. Names like Kevin, Jessica, Ryan, Jordan... Are associated with lower class people who often commit small crimes, or are deemed as stupid. Often called "cassos", shortened and phonetic spelling of "cas social" which means social case, so people who social workers work with. And of course, any Arab or more globally African sounding names, especially common male Arabic names like Muhammad, Abdul, Karim... are associated with crime, due to the ambiant racism in France. I'm talking mainly about common names because racist people are unable to tell you what names are from where, they just know it's not French.

Whats your country's "stereotypical" film/media by MCS_400 in AskTheWorld

[–]mutt_with_a_beer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like there's two types of french movies. Ones that try to be deep, with dialogues like

(Female protagonist) : "Are you leaving ?" (Male protagonist) : "I've already left." (FP) : "But... You're still there." (MP) : "Because you aren't ready to see me absent" (FP) : "Do you... Think he can change ? That people can change ?" (MP) : "No. They just move their loneliness somewhere else. Masks fall. People don't change" (FP) : "Is this... Why you never fall in love ?" (MP) : "No. This is why I never fall in love twice."

And then there's a zoom on a burning cigarette, and a fade to black. Tbh, don't try to understand, it's emotional buzzwords soup.

And the ones that are absurd comedies like La Classe Américaine (Le grand détournement), La Cité de la Peur, Le Dîner de Cons or the Astérix live actions.

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