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A Canadian province (equivalent to an American State) who's main language is French. Quebec is most noted for its claim to a distinct and superior society when compared to the rest of Canada. The province's favorite hobbies are pouting & threatening to separate from Canada, bitching & moaning and holding their palms out towards the federal government demanding more $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and screaming "donnez-moi, donnez-moi, donnez-moi!!!"

"is Quebec still whining about separating from Canada?" "ignore it, it's just those freeloaders' seasonal ploy to extort more $$$ from the the Federal government."

By FrenchCandianOutsideOfQuebec

Quebec = "Q" letter in International Morse Alphabet. Also, in maritime navigation, Q (QUEBEC) = "my vessel is healthy and I request free practique" and is represented by an yellow rectangular flag.

Q = --.- <<Quebec>> is the pronunciation for "Q" letter in Morse Alphabet.

By Marinaru

Based on a rong running idea, Quebec is basically the same thing as Iraq. This theory was later proven by the show Workaholics during a conversation in Karl the "human genius's" rape van.

Karl: "Me and Blake were in Iraq together" Blake: "That was Quebec dude" Adam: "Quebec, Iraq its all the same thing"

By smurfmelter

A friendly people with a rich culture and much wisdom. But not that much.

salute meuf. jte casse les deux jambes si tu mecoeures encore tabarnak

By Fayez

french speaking canada, the second biggest province. it's people are decendents of french immigrants, yet the people in general have a disdain toward france for basically abandoning the place in 1757. older generations also have a similar disdain toward canada because of the language divide. montreal is the capital and is basically toronto, but with a different langugae. quebec city is europe in north america, beautiful, but harder to navigate for an english-speaking tourist (the deeper into quebec you get, the less likely you'll encounter english signs). tried to seperate from canada twice, which was a stupid idea. younger generations are more apathetic, which is actually a good thing, since it means quebec sovereignty should never be an issue again.

The liscene plat of quebec says Je Me Souviens. This translates to "I remember." What the hell are they remembering? Truthfully, they don't know!

By Provincial Mood