(Q - ??: [inaudible])
MB: Oh yes! It's a common expression, personally I use it at least 150 times a year. “See through the opening the becalmed nave” you know what I mean. No, we understood each other! Well, that doesn’t mean anything.
“See through the opening the becalmed Nave”? But it’s an expression of… I never say that myself! Do you commonly use it?
(Q - ??: It’s the d’jeunz who say that, the d’jeunz!)
(Q - Aladore: We'll never find her, Michel, it's okay, it's validated.)
(Q - Nabil: Is Isidore there? I'm teaming up with Isidore.)
(Q - Aladore: Yeah but Michel, you said that there was no pun in the game?)
(Q - Nabil: Yeah, we're getting screwed a bit.)
(Q - Xavier: But I hope not, I assume it's a joke that Michel is making for a play on words.)
(Q - Nabil: is there a Michel pun or not, then?)
(Q - Xavier: No, no pun intended.)
(Q - Syn: It's not a play on words)
(Q - ??: No, no pun intended, yeah, he said there is an etymology. There is a meaning, an expression that has a meaning [INAUDIBLE].< br /> (Q - Nabil: But once you find it, it's a kind of word. Once you find it, you understand a play on words.)
(Q - Xavier: Yeah, but finally, the back of the spoon???)
(Q - ??: He never said that, he took the somewhat funny example with the spoon, but he didn't say he just means that there is an etymology in fact, that we , we use it a bit like that, in a banal way and we can't say…)
(Q - Nabil: Can a 15 year old child do that?)
(Q - ??: and so the expression induces the understanding of the numbers of the 650, is that it?)
(Q - ??: apparently yeah)
(Q – Gregg: And otherwise Michel, the party in Rochefort, is it looking good?)
(Q -: you're kidding we were on the expression there you have to find it there)
(Q - Nabil: but Greg is good.)
(Q - ??: don't break the rhythm. don't break the rhythm. it took us 10 hours to get there, you have to beat Michel when he's hot.)< br /> [discussion between owls around the expression and the 650 and MV]
MB: Yeah, my phone battery betrayed me, I plugged it into the mains and that was it. Finally, we are reunited. For better or for worse.
(Q - Belou: Who wanted to let go of his expression, was he hot there?)
(Q - faBergé: The expression is common sense. We used it lots of times this evening. Common sense is the sense of contradiction. Does that seem obvious?)
MB: There’s still work to be done, there’s still work to be done. Ooh there there there there there we didn’t arrive huh.
MB: Oh yes! It's a common expression, personally I use it at least 150 times a year. “See through the opening the becalmed nave” you know what I mean. No, we understood each other! Well, that doesn’t mean anything.
“See through the opening the becalmed Nave”? But it’s an expression of… I never say that myself! Do you commonly use it?
(Q - ??: It’s the d’jeunz who say that, the d’jeunz!)
(Q - Aladore: We'll never find her, Michel, it's okay, it's validated.)
(Q - Nabil: Is Isidore there? I'm teaming up with Isidore.)
(Q - Aladore: Yeah but Michel, you said that there was no pun in the game?)
(Q - Nabil: Yeah, we're getting screwed a bit.)
(Q - Xavier: But I hope not, I assume it's a joke that Michel is making for a play on words.)
(Q - Nabil: is there a Michel pun or not, then?)
(Q - Xavier: No, no pun intended.)
(Q - Syn: It's not a play on words)
(Q - ??: No, no pun intended, yeah, he said there is an etymology. There is a meaning, an expression that has a meaning [INAUDIBLE].< br /> (Q - Nabil: But once you find it, it's a kind of word. Once you find it, you understand a play on words.)
(Q - Xavier: Yeah, but finally, the back of the spoon???)
(Q - ??: He never said that, he took the somewhat funny example with the spoon, but he didn't say he just means that there is an etymology in fact, that we , we use it a bit like that, in a banal way and we can't say…)
(Q - Nabil: Can a 15 year old child do that?)
(Q - ??: and so the expression induces the understanding of the numbers of the 650, is that it?)
(Q - ??: apparently yeah)
(Q – Gregg: And otherwise Michel, the party in Rochefort, is it looking good?)
(Q -: you're kidding we were on the expression there you have to find it there)
(Q - Nabil: but Greg is good.)
(Q - ??: don't break the rhythm. don't break the rhythm. it took us 10 hours to get there, you have to beat Michel when he's hot.)< br /> [discussion between owls around the expression and the 650 and MV]
MB: Yeah, my phone battery betrayed me, I plugged it into the mains and that was it. Finally, we are reunited. For better or for worse.
(Q - Belou: Who wanted to let go of his expression, was he hot there?)
(Q - faBergé: The expression is common sense. We used it lots of times this evening. Common sense is the sense of contradiction. Does that seem obvious?)
MB: There’s still work to be done, there’s still work to be done. Ooh there there there there there we didn’t arrive huh.