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What precisely is the complaint the actual author is making wrt temporal logic? Surely it is more than the assertion that there is no such canonical one? I can’t decode French elitism.
>I can’t decode French elitism. It is a clear case of "langue-dans-la-joue" (or is it "langue-dans-la-fesse"?).
In the classic 2002 feature film "Undercover Brother" the titular character had a hot sauce watch which enabled him to eat white people food. James Bond was surely jealous. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0279493/
highly entertaining read for a mustard fan, but what is this demonic presentation of a pdf
In the classic 2002 feature film "Undercover Brother" the titular character had a hot sauce watch which enabled him to eat white people food. James Bond was surely jealous. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0279493/
highly entertaining read for a mustard fan, but what is this demonic presentation of a pdf
In the classic 2002 feature film "Undercover Brother" the titular character had a hot sauce watch which enabled him to eat white people food. James Bond was surely jealous. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0279493/
I imagine the British taste bud of 007 was not damaged by low quality super high oil foods.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
>I can’t decode French elitism. It is a clear case of "langue-dans-la-joue" (or is it "langue-dans-la-fesse"?).
It would not be "langue-dans-la-fesse" for sure, even if this expression is very humoristic itself! Tongue in cheek can be said "pince-sans-rire" : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pince-sans-rire
In the classic 2002 feature film "Undercover Brother" the titular character had a hot sauce watch which enabled him to eat white people food. James Bond was surely jealous. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0279493/
Nah. Hotsauce is for people with damaged taste buds. I imagine the British taste bud of 007 was not damaged by low quality super high oil foods.