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So, when the Federal Government had no official language, did they not have to recognize anything?
That would be a neat little loophole.
"eway oday otnay acknowledeay ouray ebtday obligationsay ecausebay eythay ereway ittenwray inay anguagelay eway oday otnay understanday"
My native tongue!
A man of culture, I see!
at some point I was in Quebec City, where they don't sell hooka tobacco. well, low and behold I found a place that actually had hooka tobacco, so I bought it... went back to the hotel and loaded it up in the hooka.
Come to find out, it didn't burn or taste much like hooka tobacco at all. So I looked at the packaging, and there before my eyes...
"ugarsay anecay agassebay" + some flavorings.
you gotta be kidding me, they have piglatin ingredients on this product being sold in stores?!?!?
wow, all those canadian laws must be working wonders.
There might be some legal stuff involved, but I honestly have no clue. That's a good question for @siggy47
Official means the government has to recognize it.