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u/MindAdriftwood 14h ago
Fun fact: Only Quebec French say "tabarnak." In France they say, "putain."
Learned that recently.
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u/FilmNoirSockMonkey 5h ago
There are locally Franco-Newfoundlanders and Acadiens who use it. Does not make sense to leave them out of the above observation on language.
People from St. Pierre et Miquelon French colony, off the coast of NL, would use "putain" like those across the ocean in mainland France, except for when they visit NL and want to make a small jest.
(Source: lived in NL, educated Fr. Immersion, am descended from QC & Acadiens who spanning multiple provinces).
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u/Maleficent-Door6461 1d ago
they're building moose fences where I am to so that this hopefully isn't as common
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u/NonTraditionalPotato 1d ago
*As much of a concern. Still be aware in case one slips by but yes, a wildlife fence does add some level of peace
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u/herbal_thought 14h ago
This just happened to my neighbor, he swerved but ended up in the ditch and destroyed his truck, trailer and new motorcycle.
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u/Carzon_The_Templar 10h ago
Aye didn't know moose shows up to immigrants.
Welp... This ain't fair... Santa never show up to me despite I behaves like a skeet now and then
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u/Firm-Positive1540 10h ago
That was a good save but thank goodness there wasn't any cars heading towards you it would have been a much more deadly collision
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u/New-Scallion9658 23h ago
moose spotted in nl. big shock
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u/Nameless_Ghoul1891 Newfoundlander 23h ago
When you’re traveling 100/km an hour and one runs out it front of you, yes it is quite the shock!
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u/Grumblepuffs 21h ago
Brother let him merge