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sweetlou said:
Well if we do, they should put it in one of those children's playparks whose funding he opposed but nevertheless showed up at the official opening. Or outside the Steak Queen.
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We already have dinosaurs at Sunnyside Park. Though they are showing their age, and may need repair or replacing (which wouldn't happen under the Fords).
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the lemur said:
'Rob Ford' and 'walk' are antithetical concepts.
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How dare you correctly use a "fifty dollar word" concerning Robbie! :D

And remember, the Nation read this forum.
 
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the lemur said:
Somewhere that gets lots of pigeons and/or seagulls. Also, statues don't always have to be standing. It could be one of him passed out on the Danforth or in front of the Bier Markt.
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Ironic, Robbie having nature relieving themselves on him.
 
the lemur said:
Somewhere that gets lots of pigeons and/or seagulls. Also, statues don't always have to be standing. It could be one of him passed out on the Danforth or in front of the Bier Markt.
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Goose poop. Remember Coach Ford liked to take his team for a roll in goose poop when they failed to play up to his standards of excellence?
 
What's the definition of "santorum"? (Google it.)

Could we similarly coin the neologism "robford" or "Rofo"? For example the phrase "we could just YOLO it". Noun or verb?
 
 
Apologies for the accent, as this was borrowed from the Australian series "Housos" about some characters living in public housing. Kev The Kiwi ought to be wearing a suit from Moores, but otherwise imagine this as a routine TCHC "constituent visit" by Rofo and Sandro Lisi...
Housos Junkies Bashing:
 
Lamport Davenport said:
What's the definition of "santorum"? (Google it.)

Could we similarly coin the neologism "robford" or "Rofo"? For example the phrase "we could just YOLO it". Noun or verb?
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http://www.waywordradio.org/roforofo_fight/

roforofo fight n. a political battle in which no participant is unsullied; a mud-slinging contest. Etymological Note: This was popularized by, if not originated by, the 1972 song Roforofo Fight by Nigerian musician Fela Anikulapo Kuti. The first part of the term is apparently the reduplicated Yoruba word rofo ‘mud.’

 
the lemur said:
How about a public washroom shaped like a giant RoFo?
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Good idea but I don't think we can get the public used to the idea of underground toilets again. :)
 
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