LOL so after having her msn for like a reeaally long time, we've finally been on MSN at the same time! (Different Time zones)
It was nice talking to her! (You rock A'qilah!)
I'd give you my msn, but I don't want to be flashed ._.; So just ask lol
I usually go on MSN to talk to ma cousine but now I'm talking with other muslimah bloggers too! (Now if only Naz got online at the same time)
And I learned some Canadian-French curse words! (All church words apparently so I'm very sorry if I offend anyone by posting these words, I don't even know why they use them)
-tabarnak
-sacrament
-osti
-simonac
-coliss
-cibore
It's a bit odd my cousin, who is muslim, says this.
What does it even mean?
Update: I googled it and found this article-
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/12/04/AR2006120401286.html
And while I was talking to my cousin I kept saying these words and she said 'Why are you cursing so much?!' loooool!
looooool dude u dont have my msn
ReplyDeletei think
ask aqilah for it
lol
yeh aqilah rocks
me nd u gt closer time zones den u an aqilah tho dese days i dnt sleep late
ill tlk u wen i go bk hme
tc
xxxxxx
naz
I'm from Quebec and I agree with the article you linked to. It's because of the influence Church had on everyone's life. When I explain our swearing in English, it sounds so weird. We can fit one of the MANY swearwords almost anywhere, and can chain them up together. I don't swear in French though... I do in English, but it feels so much more vulgar in French for some reason. A lot of people use the words very freely and I am not uncomfortable with them using it, I just feel uncomfortable using it myself. It's not "me".
ReplyDeleteOmg Awwwwww :) Yeh sis great that we talked mashaAllah :)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to talking to you again insya'Allah :) <3
A'qilah
ok i added u
ReplyDeletesalaamz
naz
give me your screenname...now!
ReplyDelete:) Pretty please *with a cherry on top*