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Old Posted Sep 9, 2016, 2:08 AM
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it is death by unctuousity.
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It's funny that the equivalent word to unctuous in French, "onctueux" actually has a mostly positive meaning. The "greasy" meaning does exist, but for the most part the word is used to describe food (like desserts). So if you say that you're having a "gâteaux onctueux", that is a good thing. It means it's soft, creamy and tasty.

Bon appétit!
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what about a BM onctueux?

The franglais meaning is quite funny.
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what about a BM onctueux?

The franglais meaning is quite funny.
As in "j'vais prendre un BM onctueux, deux cafés moyens deux laits un sucre, pis un chausson aux pommes"?
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Or maybe more in keeping with the theme:

Donne-moi deux roteux pis une graisseuse, un gros Pepsi, pis un BM onctueux pour le dessert.
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Or maybe more in keeping with the theme:

Donne-moi deux roteux pis une graisseuse, un gros Pepsi, pis un BM onctueux pour le dessert.

unctuous BM (wookiepedia)
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While searching for dog defecating picture, google helpfully provided the following:


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Poop and pee plague the presidential race for Republican candidates online






Somebody sharted.



finest

and now for some wool

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Maybe octacular could photoshop some BM in place of the wool.
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J'ai chier un BM onctueux c'matin! lol!
     
     
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This is the newly opened Delta Waterloo. It's in the downtown of the city but this is the street frontage: https://goo.gl/maps/evTRGhLinry
     
     
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J'ai chier un BM onctueux c'matin! lol!
This has been making me laugh periodically all day.
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This is the newly opened Delta Waterloo. It's in the downtown of the city but this is the street frontage: https://goo.gl/maps/evTRGhLinry
That is awful. Great Wall of Delta with dead lawn in front.
     
     
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This has been making me laugh periodically all day.
Any time. There's a reason Ben Mulroney's initials are the same as bowel movement. Molson's dog shit picture got the ball rolling! That combined with your description of an unctuous desert had me chuckling all day yesterday.
     
     
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This is the newly opened Delta Waterloo. It's in the downtown of the city but this is the street frontage: https://goo.gl/maps/evTRGhLinry
I would hardly call that downtown.
     
     
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I would hardly call that downtown.
Downtown Waterloo, or Uptown, locally. The Delta and its restaurant are part of the Uptown BIA so I'd definitely call it uptown/downtown.
     
     
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Downtown Waterloo, or Uptown, locally. The Delta and its restaurant are part of the Uptown BIA so I'd definitely call it uptown/downtown.
Yeah, I lived about a block away until just recently. What I mean to say is that the built form in that area is hardly characteristic of downtown. Technically it's part of Uptown in so much as it's part of the Uptown Growth district in the city's OP, but I think it's a bit disingenuous to post a photo of the site and say it's downtown, since the built neighbouring built environment clearly isn't.

You are right that the street frontage is hardly inspiring. Considering the opportunity they had in developing the barrelyards, it is a bit disappointing what they built here (CIGI is a much better example of brownfield development kiddy-corner to this). In fairness to the developers, though, the building has only roughly a 5m setback from the road ROW here, which is mostly, if not entirely, taken up by the patio. The grass strip is actually reserved by the region for future expansion of Erb St.
     
     
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Come to think of it, Yosemite Sam wasn't nearly as excitable as Tronald Dump.
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This is the newly opened Delta Waterloo. It's in the downtown of the city but this is the street frontage: https://goo.gl/maps/evTRGhLinry
The building is nice - but why such ugly colors - it's so Soviet.
Looks like it was built to promote old school communism
     
     
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