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sasazuka - 2015-01-17

"Y'a un pneu sur mon noeud" literally means "There's a tire on my knot."

I get that "tire" means "rubber", but I'm not that sure what the meaning of "knot" is here. Maybe like the bulky part of a dog penis (yes, a term I know because of furries)? I assumed "noeud" was a variation of "nads" in English (as in "gonads") but it would seem I'm wrong.

Incidentally, "James Bande" was a one-hit wonder. This French-language article even uses the term "one-hit wonder" without even translating it.

http://www.musiquefruitee.com/2012/11/retro-quebec-le-rock-sex uel-de-james-bande/


jfcaron_ca - 2020-05-07

When a Quebecois person pronounces the name of this group, it sounds like "James Bond".


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