If they were to actually stretch it , it would probably be Florida and North Carolina , in that order . <| sep |> The only good thrash since the early 80 s is fastkill , and they are more funny than good . Thrash is only good if youre smashe at a festival <| sep |> What do you mean by that ? <| sep |> Does this run still have the neverending ticking ? and please ffs don ' t give me that what ticking ? meme bullshit . <| sep |> it ' s a Mediterranean culture though <| sep |> He grins . Sure thing ! I ' ll sing my favourite song for you , okay ? <| sep |> Hoi ! Even though you marked it as translated , I just can ' t help doing this stuff DChre enfant , chantonna l ' esprit aux yeux verts , nous drivons tous dans I ' ll explain after . Ne me citez pas la Mre l ' Oye si tuvous tienstenez tavotre langue , Reynard . Now with the variations and precisionsFrost is really tough to translate . It could be gel , but it doesn ' t go with the sentence . It also could be glace , but it still isn ' t right . We need to change it a bit . nous drivons tous dans cetteune tendue geleseems right to me . It translates into we are all adrift in thisa frozen area , which does sound a lot better in French , I swear PAs for the second sentence , the parentheses are here because you has two translations in French , depending on the social status of the person . Vous is for a person more important than you , and tu is familiar . Ne me citez pas la Mre l ' Oye si vous tenez votre langue , Reynardis the version where the greeneyed spirit is more important than the narrator , andNe me cite pas la Mre l ' Oye si tu tiens ta langue , Reynardis the version where the narrator is familiar with the greeneyed spirit . And last and least , sadly , Chre depends on the gender of the aforementioned child the e is used with a girl , while a boy doesn ' t have this chance