Building walls without windows! How can they?

A complex philosophical question, indeed!

Une bibite sur le mur! Là!-Làà!!

C'est quoi un murlala?

C'est une mélodie silencieuse qui n'est jamais e Fa#

(murmurer en Do)

C'est comlexe, la musique!

Spider-Woman.
Good catch, @Indiefotog

@redj 18 I was forced to check the meaning of ‘bibite’. According to the Larousse:

Au Québec, insecte, moustique.
Au Québec, tout animal : Une grosse bibitte.
Au Québec, être étrange, inconnu ; individu suspect.
Au Québec, problème, difficulté.

Thank you @mc@iviv.hu

meh... and I have an annoying catchi tune again ;-)

Herunter kommt man immer, aber erst geht's ordentlich steil hoch!!! Dabei muss man echt etwas von 🕷-Mann oder 🕷-Frau haben!!! 😅 Mein Patenkind ist schon seit 10 Jahren dabei! So flink und schnell wie sie dabei ist, das ist schon bewunderswert!
Ein tolles Foto!🙂👍🍀🍀🍀

Thanks for the link @(: aNNa :) blume

Vielen Dank @Aga

Tout dépend à quelle vitesse.

Excellent, @mc@iviv.hu

For whom may need it, there is a cute web page for explaining some expressions:
https://www.je-parle-quebecois.com/lexique/definition/expression-quebecoise.html

J'en conviens @Xophael *

@redj 18 The "quebecois" seems to be much like French. Non? ;-)

@mc@iviv.hu MdR!!!
Yes, Québécois is a french speaking langage, but I can tell you that when I speak real Québécois, mostly every French don't understand ha of my words :-)
Many Quebecker prefer to speak English to be sure to be understood.
Personally, I try to ha a mid-range french, something near international... a french that translaters, on the web, can translate adequately...
It's not always easy... :-))
Sometime, my mind will lead me to English: Just remember that Québec is the Gaule from Asterix... but in America... Canada is English, don't forget that to... beside some part of easterne's provinces and little here and there around the country, Canada IS English.
So, as many Quebeckers, I do my best to keep the best french I know and I try to show my spécifique color...
If you want to pick a sensible string, to a Quebecker, talk to him about langage :-)

My grand father had a few fishing lakes in the area of Mont-Tremblant (L'Ascension gate). Most of his clients were either Americans and Europeens. You know the word he used for "touristes"

"Toukriss"

BTW Merci, @mc@iviv.hu for underlining the subject!

Oh! and an other thing, @mc@iviv.hu, if ever someone say, about you: "C't'une méchante bibite, c'gars là!" please take note of the tone it is said... it makes all the difference! (if it's a girl with a smile in her eyes, you're on the train [same if it's a boy...])

I have to agree with your grand father about tourists, @redj 18
Obélix would say that they are roman legionnaires pretending to be glou-glous.
Now, you must explain me the "you're on the train " thing. On the train to where?
(I'm joking of course LOL)
P.S.: I'm completely comfortable with one country, several languages. I worked in Switzerland. ;-)

Belle photo ! Entre deux lignes croisées.

Il faut trouver la sortie.
Merci @Miguela

about tourists
I see you knoww thèm
Toukriss