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c'est-pas-une-eglise-icitte

Translation: It's not a church here.

However, "icitte" is a word used only in Quebec. Its French counterpart would be "ici." Both words translate to "here" in English.

C'est pas une eglise icitte, vous pouvez faire n'importe quoi.

It's not a church here, you can do whatever you'd like.

by Keitorin August 7, 2005

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pinch 'un off

a port-a-potty or toilet. used to "pinch one off"

"Excuse me sir, where can I find the nearest pinch 'un off. I really need to pinch one off"

by David See December 5, 2004

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c'est-pas-une-eglise-icitte

Translation: It's not a church here.

Meaning: You can do whatever you like in this place, there are no special rules.

Go to France for an example

by pro-nun-see-A-shun July 7, 2003

96๐Ÿ‘ 56๐Ÿ‘Ž


Un-anti-politically non-incorrect

Unknown. Linguists are working on it as we speak.

Not possible

by Annie the Retard August 18, 2003

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Como un toro en primavera

Spanish. Translated " like a bull in Spring" Spanish for saying you are horny as a bull in Spring

Soy como un toro en primavera!

by winthy July 31, 2013


c'est-pas-une-eglise-icitte

Translation: You're not in a church.

Meaning, you're free to indluge in sinful pleasures and/or do what you want.

F: "Tabarnak"
M: "Arrete de sacre!"
F" "C'est-pas-une-eglise-icitte!"

by bluejeanbaby October 12, 2006

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Trump v.s Kim Jong Un

A Cheeto fighting a Turnip. Two fucking idiots with no common sense that will probably just throw out kindergarten insults until one of them starts crying.

Tom: What would Trump v.s Kim Jong Un look like?
Linda: A Cheeto and a Turnip.

by Well if it isn't a lil farmer March 28, 2018

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