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tmarcusi@my-dejanews.com wrote:

>In article <361c8c20.478554504@news.total.net>,
>  MERDEpourleSPAM_lugalle@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>> >In article <3616ce4e.7254713@news.oricom.ca>,
>> >  gaaslin@oricom.ca (GAAslin) wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Hum tu dois s�rement avoir de la mis�re � te faire des amis, parce que
>> >> parfait bilingue, c'est pr�cieux au Qu�bec comme au Canada !
>> >
>> >
>> >Being perfectly french is precious in Quebec.  And in Ottawa it seems, in the
>> >lesser industries of government, store clerks and building cleaning.
>>
>> How about prime-ministering, and governor-generalling???
>>
>
>Those too.  I am sure it peaked your interest that last one - building
>cleaning.  Francos dominate building cleaning like they do in Montreal,
>Jean-Marc.  You could move here and feel as at home as you do in your
>parents' basement in East end montreal.  Imagine that.
>
>> -- Marc Dufour -- http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/9693/ --
>>   "In Quebec, the people decides. Not English Canada." Paul Rodgers.
>>   Derniere plongee/last dive: le "Titanic", 22 metres, Kingston, Ontario.
>>
>
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franchement tu es vraiment tout un cr�tin,  tu sous-estimes la
richesse des qu�b�cois... je pense que tu vas frapper un mur bient�t!

Tu vas avoir pas mal de mis�re � t'adapter avec la r�alit� !

De toute fa�on, il est visible que tu as d�j� pas mal de probl�me avec
�a!

Allez bonne chance !