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Aug 07, 2006 15:14

Ha ha... finalement, après deux étés de conduite en France, je me suis fait controller mon taux d'hébriété.. Ce fut amplement ridicule et particulièrement drôle. Tout d'abord il était 10h du soir et j'allais à une fête de village (lesquelles commencent généralement autour de 11h, donc tout contrôle d'hébriété AVANT ca est complètement inutile). ( Read more... )

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lyndagb August 7 2006, 14:04:34 UTC
It's strange ... I mostly understand this ... but I'm positive I'm missing the joke ...

What does hebriete mean?

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lyndagb August 7 2006, 16:39:30 UTC
Et q'est-ce que c'est 'CQFD' en Anglais?

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_guillaume_ August 7 2006, 17:42:59 UTC
Hébriété is the state of drunkenness (god knows how many 'n' you're meant to put in there).

CQFD, Ce Qu'il Faut Dire, is used in formal to semi-formal contexts, meaning that whatever is being spoken of is quite self-explanatory. In this case, it just didn't occur to the policeman that people may want to go for a drive for other purposes than that of getting drunk.

Hope that's helping out? ^^ Actually i always felt a bit disappointed not to hear you nor Hannah speaking French when i can plainly tell you're perfectly able to. Well, i did hear you SING in French (si mon moine voulait danser or something?) but that's not quite the same is it ;).

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_guillaume_ August 7 2006, 17:56:02 UTC
Actually, you may find that the English word "inebriated" is from a similar root? For some reason the "h" was dropped, which is strange since you have similar consonants in words such as inherent or inhale. Or maybe it does have an "h" and i just never bothered to pronounce it?

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goth_on_a_bike August 7 2006, 16:23:38 UTC
and in english again please my french is more then rusty but do get some of it ;-)

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_guillaume_ August 7 2006, 17:54:23 UTC
Sorry dani, i recently got some French speaking friends of mine to use livejournal, so thought i'd get them some news they'd have no problems understanding ( ... )

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goth_on_a_bike August 7 2006, 19:38:17 UTC
yep cheers make sense now, and has none to do with what i might have understood.. ;-P
was the festival fun? and did you play with poy??

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_guillaume_ August 7 2006, 20:48:15 UTC
Unfortunately haven't found anyone here to practice poi with :( people don't seem to see the fun in playing with fire ... festival was fun, they sold beer by the meter (which is like twelve beers put sides by sides). Which might have been interesting had the beer not be cut with water. It tasted like piss if anything. But music was fun and the singers were good!

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