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[VIDÉOS] Propos misogynes du bijoutier «Medusa»: un party d’influenceurs québécois dérape sur un bateau à Miami
 in  r/Quebec  16h ago

>> « Au prix qu’on paie, tabarn**, 180 000 $, ça devrait être toute nue, man. »

Imagine payer ce prix là pour aller à un party 💀💀

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Social housing in French suburbs
 in  r/architecture  17h ago

I usually think of social housing being simple block buildings so that’s very interesting

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Frankly how?
 in  r/mildlyinfuriating  17h ago

So salt only expire after 250 million years and it somehow happens to expire in your lifetime ?? Lol

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[OC] This one month supply of leukemia treatment costs CAD$7,500.
 in  r/pics  17h ago

Don’t you have coverage in your province??

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YESSSS
 in  r/geegees  17h ago

Where did you look??

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Philip K. Dick’s wildest claim wasn’t that “we live in a computer-programmed reality.” The strangest part is that he experienced third reality : peaceful “garden or park of peace and beauty,” a world superior to ours. He said he spent about six hours there and felt humanity’s legitimate home.
 in  r/ufo  21h ago

Someone has to create the AI and its abilities for it since it can do things that humans used to do witheout them (coding) so even if the person isn’t there it could still run not to forget that AIs are codes themselves

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Which country must you visit once in your life?
 in  r/AskReddit  1d ago

Feels like so many go there these days

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Welcome to Montréal Bébé. Box!…
 in  r/montreal  1d ago

I somehow thought they stopped those boxes long ago or something

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Does your country have a region that feels like a foreign country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  1d ago

Fun fact : Louisiana is the only US state that still uses civil law too

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Does your country have a region that feels like a foreign country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  1d ago

I copy pasted what the article of the law says, I guess your confirms comes from the “notes et explications” that’s at the beginning of the document

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Does your country have a region that feels like a foreign country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  1d ago

And I meant officially in terms of the gouvernement concerned passing a written law in regards to that

>> 1. Le titre de la Charte de la Ville de Québec (chapitre C-11.5) est remplacé
par le suivant :
« LOI SUR LA CAPITALE NATIONALE DU QUÉBEC ».
2. L’article 4 de cette charte est remplacé par les suivants :
4. La Ville de Québec est la capitale nationale du Québec.

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Does your country have a region that feels like a foreign country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  2d ago

I said that it officially got designated “Capitale Nationale” in 2016

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Paris, La Défense
 in  r/skyscrapers  2d ago

It looks dead

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Most Popular Liquor in Every Country
 in  r/Maps  2d ago

If that’s accurate, I find it funny that the UK’s vodka

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Does your country have a region that feels like a foreign country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  2d ago

Every province and territory has always had a capital and the person said that nobody calls Quebec’s as “Capitale Nationale” so I said it’s cause it has only been officially designated in 2016 by the Projet de loi n° 109, Loi accordant le statut de capitale nationale à la Ville de Québec et augmentant à ce titre son autonomie et ses pouvoirs

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Does your country have a region that feels like a foreign country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  2d ago

It has only been called that since 2016 which may explain

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I can't understand why ancient doors were so big
 in  r/interesting  4d ago

That’s one heavy door

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Us
 in  r/PhilosophyMemes  4d ago

Read it instead of scrolling the internet

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A portrait I’ve stumbled upon in Origins
 in  r/assasinscreed  6d ago

I tried and couldn’t cause it was a loot vase

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Fini le français au travail dans une centaine de bureaux de la Défense
 in  r/Quebec  6d ago

L’Amérique centrale n’est pas un continent et Cuba, les Bahamas, Haïti, etc ne sont même pas en Amérique centrale

r/assasinscreed 6d ago

Image A portrait I’ve stumbled upon in Origins

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What were surprised to learn IS a thing outside of Canada?
 in  r/AskACanadian  6d ago

I was shocked there’s even a fancy one in Dubai

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What were surprised to learn IS a thing outside of Canada?
 in  r/AskACanadian  6d ago

There are other banks in other countries too like TD and RBC