How to negotiate cab rates, in Montreal - Page 3

fatbuckRTO · 05-07-2012, 02:31 PM

You pronounce "ceilidh" as "kay-lee?" And I thought the Cajuns, with their Thibodeaxs and Gauthiers, were bad.

Hell, I think ceilidh even trumps forecastle...

Trip · 05-07-2012, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

They weren't expelled from Quebec. They were tossed out of Acadia (ie Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island). They were so addled by alcohol that that can't even say "Acadie" (FR) or "Acadian" (EN) properly.

Everyone in that area of Canada knows that a PROPER party is called a ceilidh (kay-lee) anyway.

Exactly, that's cause the Quebecois are pussies. We weren't getting along with no shitty Brits. Fuck the Brits.

You get the surrendering douchebags while the craziest bunch of alcoholics and miscreants went south. Hell, during the Civil War, we were the vilest bunch of assholes they had to lump us altogether as the Louisiana Tigers because of our butchering awesomeness. Fuck rifles, we gonna hack you apart with knives.

Papa_Complex · 05-07-2012, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by fatbuckRTO

You pronounce "ceilidh" as "kay-lee?" And I thought the Cajuns, with their Thibodeaxs and Gauthiers, were bad.

Hell, I think ceilidh even trumps forecastle...

Anglicized Gaelic, for those who can't figure out which letters are throw-aways

*EDIT* By way of example "claidheamohmor" is pronounced "clay(hawk-spit)more" or just "claymore", for the hawkingly challenged.

05-07-2012, 02:31 PM	#21
fatbuckRTO This is not the sig line. Join Date: Dec 2008 Moto: Be prepared. What? Oh, moto... Posts: 1,279	You pronounce "ceilidh" as "kay-lee?" And I thought the Cajuns, with their Thibodeaxs and Gauthiers, were bad. Hell, I think ceilidh even trumps forecastle... __________________ This was no time for half measures. He was a captain, godsdammit. An officer. Things like this didn't present a problem for an officer. Officers had a tried and tested way of solving problems like this. It was called a sergeant. -Terry Pratchett, Guards! Guards!