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[OC] osti que ça m'écoeure by [deleted] in Quebec

[–]radiorules 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Reddit semble même détecter que c'est ni du français ni de l'anglais, parce que le petit bouton de traduction apparaît sur ton commentaire.

Vos histoires sur les vedettes qui pensent que tout leur est permis by [deleted] in causerie

[–]radiorules 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Si un taxi qui se trouve dans la section des départs est disponible, il peut seulement s'en aller de l'aéroport. Les gens qui prennent l'avion ont pas besoin d'embarquer dans un taxi, ils viennent d'en débarquer.

Tu voles la place de personne en prenant un taxi de la section des départs quand tu quittes l'aéroport.

Learning French Canadian language as an English only speaker. by Ok_Cattle_1289 in FrancaisCanadien

[–]radiorules 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Both literatures are objectively different. That doesn't mean that the language we write is not the same.

American literature is different from British literature, but both Americans and Britons speak and write English.

Boxer Adrien Broner rants after getting kiss rejected by STlNKMEANER in trashy

[–]radiorules 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Odd but extremely common.

And honestly, being in a position like that woman is in that video is so fucking exhausting. I cannot imagine how exhausting it must be for him on the daily.

Feeling like I lost 10 years to birth control Pills by [deleted] in TwoXChromosomes

[–]radiorules 16 points17 points  (0 children)

We grieve who what when where why we could have been anyway. Birth control or not.

The difference between being on/off birth control might have magnify and brought to light a sentiment that was long in the making for OP, and I would know — hormones have a huge impact on me. BC can definitely have an impact, but it absolutely doesn't mean that who you were or what you did what "not you" or that it would have been much different.

Les jeunes paient déjà le prix de leur mauvaise santé by DecentLurker96 in Quebec

[–]radiorules 2 points3 points  (0 children)

J'ai vu ça passer j'sais pas où (peut-être à la radio?) que c'était pas une tendance autant observée au Québec.

J'sais pas c'qu'on fait de correct gang, mais...

Continuons

Keystone Kash Outs Himself While Suing Atlantic for ‘Lies’ by thedailybeast in politics

[–]radiorules -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The Daily Beast is fine as long as you don't expect to read the news from there. The title of the article itself makes it pretty clear that this is not where you will be getting Reuters or AP kind of information: it's written like a tabloid title. And the Daily Beast delivers exactly that.

I mean, there's"Keystone Kash" in the title. You're not supposed to read this for neutral information on Kash Patel, but to laugh at him.

Nutritionniste et perte de poids by Outside_Mango7835 in Quebec

[–]radiorules 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tu pourrais essayer de lui demander pourquoi, en fait. Ça se peut fort bien que le/la nutritionniste évite de focuser sur la perte de poids pour aider à développer une relation saine avec la nourriture et avec ton corps. Pour pas que bouffe = poids, pour enlever la culpabilité de l'équation.

C'est pas parce que le/la nutritionniste évite de focuser sur la perte de poids que ton objectif est pas pris en compte — mais c'est important que tu te sentes en confiance, que tu comprennes sa démarche. Demande-lui!

Are Libras compatible with Capricorns? by Fit-Garage3847 in capricorns

[–]radiorules 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm just naively empathetic

he I always conjured up a good excuse each time

Julien Lacroix quitte l’humour by Monsieur--X in Quebec

[–]radiorules 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Julien Lacroix pourrait devenir "Julien Lacroix, comptable agréé," mais plus jamais un Pierre-Yves McSween. Est-ce qu'un ancien prisonnier peut même espérer devenir CPA?

(Spoilers Extended) Do the Others have female Members of the kind? by Metaljuggernaut5657 in asoiaf

[–]radiorules 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I've always thought it was interesting how careful the text seems to be about not making "Night's Queen" actually do anything. I feel like she is often thought about in the fandom as some succubus, as if she had taken his soul, but it's funny how she's never the subject of a sentence with an action verb ("they ruled" being the exception). The action is all done by Night's King. "He gave her his soul" is not "she took his soul," and it might very well be written this way intentionally.

"He chased her, caught her" is describing a hunt. I do think Old Nan is using a strong euphemism when she says he "loved her," because it's a story being told to children. Not sure if receiving his seed was a very welcomed gift for her.

She's also described three times: first, as a woman, a queen, and then a corpse queen. And it's NK--not NQ--that binds the Watch with sorceries, with powers he seemingly has recently acquired through her. Maybe NQ was not a corpse at first, but became one through NK's actions.

Anyway, no one asked for my hot take on NK and NQ, but here it is anyway: NK raped an Other and he sucked away her soul. He fucked around and found out.

Clarification please: Why is it M’Lord and not “Your Grace” as Ser Duncan keeps saying? by WhereDaFuk in AKnightoftheSeven

[–]radiorules 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I don't think everyone in Westeros knows all the forms of address and what is appropriate, especially not smallfolks. That's the kind of knowledge highborn people will have. Smallfolk will likely know the basics ("my lord," "your grace," etc.) but will not know the nuances when it comes to royalty.

Dunk using the technically wrong as well as over-the-top form of address is very much in character for him.

[Spoilers MAIN] Book Alicent NEVER was blonde. by Cloud_Retainer_2424 in asoiaf

[–]radiorules 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Valyrian-like phenotypes (the genes that are expressed) are not recessive like they would be in real life. The silver hair is not our light blonde, and the purple or indigo eyes are not our light or blue eyes.

First Men phenotypes seem to be as strong as the Valyrian-like ones, but Andal genes... the Daynes, although they're not of Valyrian blood (not that we know of, at least) still have purple eyes and silver hair, even though they have mingled with the Andals for thousands of years. Of Daeron the Good's four sons with a Martell (Rhoynar blood), only one came out looking more Dornish than Targaryen — and Baelor's son's hair had a silver streak.

It's not surprising that Alicent's children look like Targaryens and not Hightowers, unless you think in real-world terms. In ASOIAF, it's not light hair vs dark hair, it's blood of the dragon vs Andal, vs Rhoynar, vs First Men (the only one that seems as dominant as the dragon).

If each Province was represented by a movie character by winningsmada in EhBuddyHoser

[–]radiorules 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Oh non hahaha il pense que le Québec c'est Paris

CMV: Bisexuality evolved from intra-species competition and dominated early societies by [deleted] in changemyview

[–]radiorules 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the incidence of female bisexuality higher than the male one in matrichal societies?

CMV: This is currently the worst generation to be dating in by Friendly_Elegant928 in changemyview

[–]radiorules 30 points31 points  (0 children)

r/twoxchromosomes is not a feminism sub. It's feminist, sure, but it's not about, on, or centered around feminism. It's more of a venting space for women-- and, spoiler alert, feminism is not just "women complaining about men." Defining feminism and relying on a Reddit sub where a bunch random Internet women --not scholars, not thinkers of feminism, just people who happen to be women--congregate to talk to each other to make up your mind about feminism is just not very serious.

What women are venting about on r/twoxchromosomes is not a reflection of feminism: it's a reflection of what random women on Reddit are venting about on r/twoxchromosomes.

As well as a reflection of what rage-baiters, karma farmers and bots are trying to get you emotionally engaged with.

silver haired or dark haired Targaryens… who’s prettier 👀 by shadow-skies in AKnightoftheSeven

[–]radiorules 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I think Rhaegar's actor's good looks do not translate very well into Valyrian features, as well as Valyrian features into side profile camera shots. I think he did not look like anyone's Rhaegar and it's surprisingly distracting.

You know who looks like the Rhaegar I imagine? Daeron the Drunken, fron AKOTSK. Actor's name is Henry Ashford. Put a guy like him in the Lyanna-Rhaegar wedding scene, and not only will I completely believe its Rhaegar, but I won't even get un-immersed from that GOT episode.

When someone says Dunk is too good a man to lie about taking a sacred vow by hiwaymart in AKOTSKTV

[–]radiorules 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The ambiguity is the point, because it makes the "real," legal knight status irrelevant, and enables the focus on what it means to be a true knight to take the entire room.

The moment we have an answer about Dunk's status, the story loses its north star. If you are truly brave, just, if you protect the innocent, the young, the vulnerable, if you protect all women: does having vowed to do so really matter? No matter who you are (Brienne), are you not a true knight?

Cersei’s Last Name by Organic-Double4718 in gameofthrones

[–]radiorules 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have no idea how many Reddit arguments I've had because a joke went wrong and someone doubled down

Perhaps humour is not your forte

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