Examples include the aldehydes vanillin and benzaldehyde
Andrei Lankov, writing in the Korea Times , said it is an absolute taboo, especially for young and middle-aged women, because it is not deemed feminine or pure
Heres a list of some of the most fun slang terms: Un char A car (French Canadian) Un dpanneur A convenience store (French Canadian) Un chum A boyfriend or a male friend (French Canadian) Une blonde A girlfriend (French Canadian) tre magan To be tired or worn out (French Canadian) Un lunch A mid-day meal or packed lunch (French Canadian) tre tann To be fed up or tired of something (French Canadian) Une tuque A knitted winter hat (French Canadian) Une bire frette A cold beer (French Canadian) Faire la piasse To make money (French Canadian) Un party A party or gathering (French Canadian) Une patente A thing or object (French Canadian) Chocolatine A type of pastry similar to a croissant, known as a pain au chocolat in standard French (South West of France) Un gavroche A street kid or rascal (particularly associated with Paris) Un plouc A derogatory term for someone perceived as unsophisticated or rural Un gaulois A term sometimes used to humorously refer to French people, evoking the ancient Gauls Un pote A friend (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un boulot A job or work (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un keuf A police officer (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un bouquin A book (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un blase A name or nickname (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Du fric Money (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Du flouze Money (France, particularly used in urban areas) Du pognon Money (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un bled A small town or village (France) Un beur / Un rebeu A person of North African descent (France) Un bldard A person from North Africa or with North African origin, can also be used for people from West Africa (essentially the common African immigration in France)
in Binghamton: Christmas Eve 5 a.m
The band rarely had enough time in the studio, and on 1981s Fair Warning, Eddie began staying up all night with engineer Landee, lacing the songs with overdubs and some of the most unhinged solos hed ever play
