I've just come back from the shops, as I'm sure you're all fascinated what I do in Holloway. Iceland for Gregg's 8-Pack Sausage Rolls, Morrison's Cali Oat Milk and Illy Instant Coffee. I've battered the Granny out of my budget-pocket friendlies, BMN JK and GSR OG. Finkin' about pay day and also finkin to get BNM AY
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I've got nicotine stains on my fingers on my left hand, how quaint! - Might change my name to Fagan
"Que" is a versatile, high-frequency word in both Spanish and French, acting primarily as a conjunction or relative pronoun meaning "that," "which," "whom," or "what." In Spanish, qué (with an accent) means "what" or "which" in questions, while que (no accent) links clauses. In French, it translates to "that," "whom," "which," or "what" (e.g., qu'est-ce que).
Red Flag = Tolerance Break (Shit!!!)
