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Au contraire, Rocket. Insanity, or the appearance thereof at least, is an important part of the American national character and we are inordinately proud of it.
(Actually I've also heard it that the rest of the country denies this and insists that Californians are the crazy ones and give America as a whole that reputation. Could be true. ) |
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And besides, the French are even crazier than we are.
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mais pourquoi expliquez-le-moi svp
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If you don't understand why already, it cannot be explained.
Hmm. Not sure where to put the Quebecois on the scale of lunacy. |
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hey watch out there, I'm from Montreal!
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Believe it or not, that was useful data.
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And why was that so useful?
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(I'm not being even remotely serious here. Just in case there was any doubt.)
Why, it suggests that the Quebecois are a pure distillation of French madness, in that those French folk who were too mad even to abide in France were the ones who took ship for the New World. And that very madness is the secret of how Quebec retained its language and culture even after being conquered by the English in the Seven Years' War. Insanity is severely underrated, methinks. |
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The best goalies in the world come from Quebec. They can't be completely mad!
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