Côte-Ste-Catherine!! Ya wayleh shou akhadto hal autobus! Nice new buses; and it's not STCUM [Service de Transport de la Communautée Urbaine de Montreal] anymore :)
eh bass ma kenet mazroubeh bi DDO wlo. Back when I lived there, there was NOTHING in the West Island for ppl my age. Autobus #68, ba3den #64 to Cote Vertu or #69 to Henri Bourassa, w ba3den metro w ba3den #129 or any other bus that goes into civilization :)
Shou baddeh khabbrak!! Ana kamen fi ktir kalem bi albeh ;) One day I might write about my life in Montreal, I just want to stay happy for the time being.
A flâneur is a detached pedestrian observer of a metropolis, a “gentleman stroller of city streets”
The term flâneur (or jetter) comes from the French verb flâner, which means "to stroll". A flâneur is thus a person who walks the city in order to experience it. Because of the term's usage and theorization by Charles Beaudelaire and numerous thinkers in economic, cultural, literary and historical fields, the idea of the flâneur has accumulated significant meaning as a referent for understanding urban phenomena and modernity.
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Côte-Ste-Catherine!! Ya wayleh shou akhadto hal autobus!
Nice new buses; and it's not STCUM [Service de Transport de la Communautée Urbaine de Montreal] anymore :)
how come you took the 129? weren't you at dollards?
eh bass ma kenet mazroubeh bi DDO wlo. Back when I lived there, there was NOTHING in the West Island for ppl my age. Autobus #68, ba3den #64 to Cote Vertu or #69 to Henri Bourassa, w ba3den metro w ba3den #129 or any other bus that goes into civilization :)
oh my god! you worked really hard just for a pint of beer?
see! this explains my frustration with suburbs.
Shou baddeh khabbrak!! Ana kamen fi ktir kalem bi albeh ;)
One day I might write about my life in Montreal, I just want to stay happy for the time being.
tziad lo i guess your crush on 129 is getting a bit serious ;)
this is my limo! this is why I love it... It takes me everywhere I want to go...
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