Across the river is the smaller city, Montnonfungibletoken
That’s because “Montreal” is French for “Mount Royale with Cheese”.
Mount Quarter Pounder? Sounds suspiciously English to me…
Edit: Also wouldn’t Mount Royale with Cheese be Montreal avec fromage?
Because Montunreal was the little engine that could.
Montreal is just a subspace of Montcomplex.
This is probably one of the most genuine showerthoughts I’ve seen in a while. (insert meme of man and woman in bed: woman reckons he’s thinking about other women)
Does real mean real or royal? While French and Spanish are different languages, they are part of the same language family. The real in Real Madrid means royal.
Do you mean the original inhabitants of Mont? They’re still there and Montreal is still a pale imitation.
Oh, is that Bielefeld’s twin town?
Edit: : is not ’
