My wife mentioned a news story referencing the Notwithstanding Clause and how Canadian law is frustrating because on its surface it looks like US law (which she's trained in) but works differently in ways she doesn't (yet) understand
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My wife mentioned a news story referencing the Notwithstanding Clause and how Canadian law is frustrating because on its surface it looks like US law (which she's trained in) but works differently in ways she doesn't (yet) understand.
I responded, "Ah, you're having a Dutch moment! You overhear it and your brain is like, 'I should understand this,' but the closer you listen the more it becomes maddening nonsense."
Her: "Well, then I can't wait until next year when I get to learn Dutch."
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My wife mentioned a news story referencing the Notwithstanding Clause and how Canadian law is frustrating because on its surface it looks like US law (which she's trained in) but works differently in ways she doesn't (yet) understand.
I responded, "Ah, you're having a Dutch moment! You overhear it and your brain is like, 'I should understand this,' but the closer you listen the more it becomes maddening nonsense."
Her: "Well, then I can't wait until next year when I get to learn Dutch."
Also fun fact: if you know English and German, overhearing a conversation in Dutch feels a little like having an aneurysm.
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Also fun fact: if you know English and German, overhearing a conversation in Dutch feels a little like having an aneurysm.
@tess Are you familiar with this song, by any chance? :D
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@tess Are you familiar with this song, by any chance? :D
best enjoyed with the accompanying dance for peak 70s Italian television
(skip to 1:24 for the actual dance)
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