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Haha! Just a little star trek reference for you there. I keep thinking of it when I see the other thread
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what about when this mf magjc mushroom ate the holy bible 
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remember when that harry potter meganerd goon ate the harry potter book?
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turn on your monitor
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in French “book” is “livre”, which somehow is also the word for “pound” (both the UK currency and also the weight unit). so if you eat a quarter pounder from McDonald’s and you just call it “un quart de livre”, it’s like eating 1/4 of a book. but since it requires eating McDonald’s burgers, no I haven’t eaten any good book lately, despite the French language loophole
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I thought they called it a royale with cheese
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not me but i got my son one of those indestructible books he can chew on. he likes chewing on it on occasion so maybe that counts. a random baby from youtube demonstrating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWziUJnN7qY
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Silver Alicorn posted:I thought they called it a royale with cheese that’s just big mac propaganda, op
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Silver Alicorn posted:I thought they called it a royale with cheese they do in France but not in Quebec, because the quarter pounder was created in the 70s when Canada was still undergoing (a never fully finished) switch to the metric system and the “Royal cheese” name is only used in countries that do not really have familiarity with the imperial system.
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MononcQc posted:in French “book” is “livre”, which somehow is also the word for “pound” (both the UK currency and also the weight unit). and in latin book is liber, which can also mean child, so using the latin loophole,
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