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[Next week]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!

We warned you.

You are stupid.

Can you sleep?

We can help.

Q

Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir ?, pronounced voo lay voo koo shay ah vehk mwa seu swahr, is a cliche of the English speaker's misunderstanding of French, thanks to the image of the French as very romantic people and the meaning of this expression:

Do you want to sleep

>Can you sleep?

Do you want to sleep?

>We can help.

Come with us to a nice jail cell where you don't have to sleep with one eye open or get suicided.

I always hear rhythm & patterns, it can be on purpose, very cleaver Q, maybe software to help, I just think it's rhythms that naturally

apply with a coinciding message that I naturally pick up even though it was not intended by Q. P.S. I'm going off the Patti LaBelle version.

>>323665

That's what I always thought, but when I looked it up it says it's a misunderstanding of the expression and it actually means to my astonishment, Do you want to sleep.

>>323665

Lol, I didn't include the rest & left it an incomplete thought.. I didn't know, the Do you want to sleep part (with me tonight). I thought it was the misunderstanding of French, thanks to the image of the French as very romantic people and the meaning of this expression: Do you want to sleep / make love love with me tonight."

>>323788

realllly? Wow.

>>323833

Very cool saved

>>323842

I never thought of it this way! Amazing & all I kept thinking was Hanoi Jane.

>>323714

Yes, our last two posts crossed, sorry.

>>323842

I can't stop thinking about this, please let it be true, bring some peace to their families & let them see some justice.