(Q - Roc: Hello Michel, this is Montreal, you can hear me)
MB: Here rrrradio Montreal Yeah I'm listening to you my guy.
(Q - Roc: It's 30° in the shade at 10 a.m. [We have no de diou here, no 29]. Ok, listen Michel, I want to come back to the etymology of 'expression Listen, I won't go in 4 ways here, to review, the etymology of passer, it's passus, it's not and it resonates with Pierrette, it resonates with first step, it resonates with full. of things and so I had… Yesterday I developed this on the vocal and there you have just blown my mind once again Bravo Michel, bravo, thank you.)
MB: Well, you're going too fast, you're asking questions, you're giving answers. Wait, we'll stay on the question for now.
(Q - Roc: Yes OK, but the question is, you said the etymology of the expression, you don't have to look for it, it has nothing to do with it. It's is the original meaning or the professional meaning… )
MB: First of all, Roc, I could return the compliment when you say I'm not going to beat around the bush, it's definitely the first time, eh. Okay, good. So please, let's calm down. And there I am very very and it is the evening full moon as well, so I absolutely have a point everywhere the ball in the center therefore. So the etymology of the etymology of the expression... The etymology, we beat our heads, we don't give a damn about the etymology. We are not in the etymology, we are in an acceptance of circumstances, we are in a treasure hunt, we arrive at a place and we have an expression and there we say to ourselves, what do I do with that?
That is, the meaning must still be correlated with the texts, the visuals, the specifications, whatever you want about hunting, the meaning must be considered according to the needs of the moment. For example, when I say I don't give a damn about my temples, it's obvious that I'm not beating myself on the head. Yet everyone understood. Yeah no but it's important Roc, I'm not heckling or breaking anything in your potential solutions.
I'm just saying that the expression must be considered in a given context which justifies its meaning, that's it, we cannot base ourselves on an etymology. An etymology would mean that we are rigorous, that the word originally, the words, the expression originally, was conceived like that, was used like that and came into existence in such a way. , with a very precise meaning and that today, we should stop there. That’s not the case, eh.
MB: Here rrrradio Montreal Yeah I'm listening to you my guy.
(Q - Roc: It's 30° in the shade at 10 a.m. [We have no de diou here, no 29]. Ok, listen Michel, I want to come back to the etymology of 'expression Listen, I won't go in 4 ways here, to review, the etymology of passer, it's passus, it's not and it resonates with Pierrette, it resonates with first step, it resonates with full. of things and so I had… Yesterday I developed this on the vocal and there you have just blown my mind once again Bravo Michel, bravo, thank you.)
MB: Well, you're going too fast, you're asking questions, you're giving answers. Wait, we'll stay on the question for now.
(Q - Roc: Yes OK, but the question is, you said the etymology of the expression, you don't have to look for it, it has nothing to do with it. It's is the original meaning or the professional meaning… )
MB: First of all, Roc, I could return the compliment when you say I'm not going to beat around the bush, it's definitely the first time, eh. Okay, good. So please, let's calm down. And there I am very very and it is the evening full moon as well, so I absolutely have a point everywhere the ball in the center therefore. So the etymology of the etymology of the expression... The etymology, we beat our heads, we don't give a damn about the etymology. We are not in the etymology, we are in an acceptance of circumstances, we are in a treasure hunt, we arrive at a place and we have an expression and there we say to ourselves, what do I do with that?
That is, the meaning must still be correlated with the texts, the visuals, the specifications, whatever you want about hunting, the meaning must be considered according to the needs of the moment. For example, when I say I don't give a damn about my temples, it's obvious that I'm not beating myself on the head. Yet everyone understood. Yeah no but it's important Roc, I'm not heckling or breaking anything in your potential solutions.
I'm just saying that the expression must be considered in a given context which justifies its meaning, that's it, we cannot base ourselves on an etymology. An etymology would mean that we are rigorous, that the word originally, the words, the expression originally, was conceived like that, was used like that and came into existence in such a way. , with a very precise meaning and that today, we should stop there. That’s not the case, eh.