don't encourage him to grow the moustache back

Too late, I has already promised me that he would grow it again when I'll come back. I am the boss of his facial pilosity, didn't you know?
You'll have a 70's porno actor as a drummer now, get used to it! :D

Dindon Shazwan wrote: I am the boss of his facial pilosity, didn't you know?

"Pilosity?"
Shit man, Americans and Brits don't even use $50 words like that. Please excuse *our* English.

Also terms like "the boss of..." is some serious slang.
The extent of my French slang is "sur la weekend" and "le bleu jean."
Obviously not much of a stretch...

-A

alex maiolo wrote:Also terms like "the boss of..." is some serious slang.
The extent of my French slang is "sur la weekend" and "le bleu jean."
Obviously not much of a stretch...

-A

Here's some more French for you. I use it to justify stupid actions.

"c'est les vacances"

So good, this expression. So good.

Oh... But which word do you use then? Should I just say "facial hairs"?

Nico Adie wrote:"c'est les vacances"So good, this expression. So good.

And this means what?

dindon shazwan wrote:Oh... But which word do you use then? Should I just say "facial hairs"?

Most people would probably say facial hair," but I insist that you keep saying "pilosity."
I'M going to start saying "pilosity."
"The boss of his facial pilosity."
Awesome man.

-A

Yeah, pilosity is a good word, but I believe that it is mostly used in zoology and botany. At least those are the only places that I have heard the word used...

"C'est les vacances" just means "It's holidays".

Dindon Shazwan wrote:"C'est les vacances" just means "It's holidays".

I speak some French, so that's how I translated it.
I thought I was missing some joke. That it was some kind of double entendre.
"My girlfriend came over and gave me 'the holidays' last night."

-A

here's a picture of my mom, who, less than an hour ago, finished her last day of work -- EVER.

Salut Eksvplot's Mom