Lol what was that shit <| sep |> This is some messed up nonsense right here . On the bright side , people who do this let you know exactly where you stand with them and exactly what kind of people they are so , well , you have that going for you <| sep |> cant stop laughing , send help plz <| sep |> So bons , mas so demasiado caros . No meu caso s comprei porque o melhor computador para audiovisuais que a minha rea . Caso contrrio teria comprado um dell ou um lenovo . No acho que seja um computador para toda a gente . Nem toda a gente tem dinheiro para pagar marcas . <| sep |> You ' re doing some hardcore mental gymnastics here Frank . Well Quebec is part of Canada That doesn ' t mean Quebec should stop existing . poutine has been quickly embraced countrywideNot really , it took like 30 years to be embraced by Canada even though it caught like wildfire in Quebec since the sixties . Poutine as a dish also has little relationship to Quebec culture Dude , there ' s even a poutine festival in Drummondville . There ' s a cassecrote that serves poutine in every goddamn village . I ' d say it ' s pretty rooted in our culture alright . Scotland has for the most part been a separate nation with its own unique cultural traditions . Quebec is also a with its own unique cultural traditions . Curry fries on the other hand , don ' t have the same history and traditions even though they ' re very popular in Scotland . My point is the entire world eats baguettes , yet everyone knows it ' s French food . You don ' t have to erase Quebec ' s identity because it ' s part of Canada .