Which means:
Raunchy relatives: emmerder, as in Tu m'emmerdes!—"You're bugging the shit out of me." (Literally, "You be-shit me.") tas de merde—pile of shit.
It wasn't enough that Brandon kept pestering his new found friend, asking whether he was pooping or peeing whilst in the toilet, but insisted he speak to his "squeeker toy" and Puffy, and NaNa...etc.
then making him twist and turn his body up and down, let's go to the creek, let's get dirty. Brandon found a new friend. His new cousin, which he met only once before at the age of two, agreed.
So off Brandon and new found cousin, both same last names, speaking english and broken french, didn't matter, he found more family.
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