This is gross

[GreyGhost]

The reflection in the fender would take both Pixar and Industrial Light and Magic to join forces to pull off.

I saw that too. There is a chance guy and vehicle were put in as one piece but even there they seem to match up reasonably well with shadows and reflections of surroundings. Odds are very high pic is real and a liberal is lying without knowing any facts to try to make the situation disappear.

 

[FullMotoJacket]

Odds are very high pic is real and a liberal is lying without knowing any facts to try to make the situation disappear.

Raj who?

Were his lips moving? If his lips were moving, he was lying. 100%

 

[Mad Mike]

Raj who?

Were his lips moving? If his lips were moving, he was lying. 100%

Is that photoshopped?

 

[FullMotoJacket]

Is that photoshopped?

No, but...

 

[FullMotoJacket]

 

[Renboy]

A friend of mine that lives in a $2mil house, that backs onto a primary school with no fence in the south end of Guelph found an east Indian woman crapping under a tree in his back yard.

 

[Mad Mike]

A friend of mine that lives in a $2mil house, that backs onto a primary school with no fence in the south end of Guelph found an east Indian woman crapping under a tree in his back yard.

Sprinklers.

 

[Mad Mike]

A friend of mine that lives in a $2mil house, that backs onto a primary school with no fence in the south end of Guelph found an east Indian woman crapping under a tree in his back yard.

I have the same problem at my house up north.


Except I have to forgive them. They are bears.

 

[raginduck]

I don't know if that is photoshopped or not..
BUT... It happens regularly around Brampton.
Anyone that says different is ignorant or a liar.
That gas station owner.. wasn't he kicked outta parliament?

 

[GreyGhost]

That gas station owner.. wasn't he kicked outta parliament?

Complete dirtbag. The worst kind of leach. Commits criminal acts, charges get dismissed and he tries to cash in.

"
In September 2020, Grewal was charged by the RCMP with four counts of breach of trust and one count of fraud over $5,000 under the Criminal Code. The RCMP allege that Grewal received millions in personal loans that he neglected to report to the Ethics Commissioner, which would constitute a criminal breach of trust. The RCMP also allege that Grewal misused his constituency office budget for personal use and solicited loans that personally benefited him in connection with using his office as an MP.[15] In March 2023, the last charges against Grewal were dismissed by the Ontario Superior Court.[17]

In February 2024, Grewal sued the RCMP and the Ontario attorney general for $50 million over their alleged mishandling of the case.[18]"

 

[LBV]

That's the thing ... I can certainly see it happening.

I'd love to hear the backstory on it though. Did the c-store say "no" to a bathroom request? When you gotta go, you gotta go.

Having said that, I'd be making a beeline to some outta the way place, not right there at the pump (again assuming I could hold it long enough).

 

[Jampy00]

That's the thing ... I can certainly see it happening.

I'd love to hear the backstory on it though. Did the c-store say "no" to a bathroom request? When you gotta go, you gotta go.

Having said that, I'd be making a beeline to some outta the way place, not right there at the pump (again assuming I could hold it long enough).

BCS (Butter Chicken Surprise) is a terrible illness it effects at least 1.3 million people and symptoms include:
Head wobbling
Excessive Pooping (pretty much anywhere)
Moving to or living in Brampton
Driving trucks poorly
Plus many more...

 

[nobbie48]

1) A couple of decades ago my mother was going into Union Station. The guy in front of her grabbed a piece of newspaper, shoved it down the back of his pants, crapped in it and threw it into a garbage can.

The stupid part is Union Station has tons of bathrooms. Fast forward to today and where do the homeless do their business?

2) A remnant of Covid, I have a small shovel in the trunk of the cage. If I was rural I could dig a small hole behind a tree, poop in it and cover. Never had to but...

3) I was visiting a friend at his multi million dollar golf course, ravine lot home and he pointed out a pile in his neighbour's back yard, near the pool. I've been in the house and it is like a Hollywood movie set from Beverly Hills 90210. It has indoor plumbing. The pile didn't look like dog poo.

Possibly visitors from far away.

4) Don Mount Court was a subsidized housing complex near the bottom of the DVP. It's been demolished and replaced.

The previous iteration looked like a liberal / NDP money pit dumpster fire fantasy. Note the picture.



All of those walkways going past the front doors of the SUBSIDIZED units were electrically snow melted. The installation, power and maintenance costs were enormous.

YOU"RE GETTING SUBSIDIZED HOUSING. HOW ABOUT A SNOW SHOVEL AND CLEARING YOUR OWN WALKWAY.

Back to the OP, we arrived in early AM to see the cleaners wiping down the walls of the elevators with Lysol to get rid of the urine.

As work started a couple of us went to the office to see if we could use their washroom and were told "No".

I bit my tongue and avoided suggesting using the elevators but did talk to my co-worker in a my outdoor voice about the other options, putting in a portable toilet in the lobby because the walkway wasn't wide enough and besides, we'd need a crane. No we decided, a more reasonable option was to go to Timmie's near L&L. Since the tools couldn't safely be left we'd have to repack them into the vans, drive to L&L, do our thing, have a coffee, return to the site, unpack and get stuff up to the appropriate level. We figured on losing several hours a day. No problem. We were time and material.

They blinked. We were given special permission but had to promise to put the seat down.

 

[Jampy00]

1) A couple of decades ago my mother was going into Union Station. The guy in front of her grabbed a piece of newspaper, shoved it down the back of his pants, crapped in it and threw it into a garbage can.

The stupid part is Union Station has tons of bathrooms. Fast forward to today and where do the homeless do their business?

2) A remnant of Covid, I have a small shovel in the trunk of the cage. If I was rural I could dig a small hole behind a tree, poop in it and cover. Never had to but...

3) I was visiting a friend at his multi million dollar golf course, ravine lot home and he pointed out a pile in his neighbour's back yard, near the pool. I've been in the house and it is like a Hollywood movie set from Beverly Hills 90210. It has indoor plumbing. The pile didn't look like dog poo.

Possibly visitors from far away.

4) Don Mount Court was a subsidized housing complex near the bottom of the DVP. It's been demolished and replaced.

The previous iteration looked like a liberal / NDP money pit dumpster fire fantasy. Note the picture.

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All of those walkways going past the front doors of the SUBSIDIZED units were electrically snow melted. The installation, power and maintenance costs were enormous.

YOU"RE GETTING SUBSIDIZED HOUSING. HOW ABOUT A SNOW SHOVEL AND CLEARING YOUR OWN WALKWAY.

Back to the OP, we arrived in early AM to see the cleaners wiping down the walls of the elevators with Lysol to get rid of the urine.

As work started a couple of us went to the office to see if we could use their washroom and were told "No".

I bit my tongue and avoided suggesting using the elevators but did talk to my co-worker in a my outdoor voice about the other options, putting in a portable toilet in the lobby because the walkway wasn't wide enough and besides, we'd need a crane. No we decided, a more reasonable option was to go to Timmie's near L&L. Since the tools couldn't safely be left we'd have to repack them into the vans, drive to L&L, do our thing, have a coffee, return to the site, unpack and get stuff up to the appropriate level. We figured on losing several hours a day. No problem. We were time and material.

They blinked. We were given special permission but had to promise to put the seat down.

Some interesting points, I think what we are seeing today is not a homeless pooping problem but a cultural pooping problem. People that live in homes and have options still squatting where ever for a poop. This is a learned trait and what their kids see today, they'll most likely be doing tomorrow... To be honest I have never seen it, but I stay away from any "populated" area's. What I will say I see is a lot more garbage being tossed along side rural roads in my area... I'm willing to guess it's not from the people that live in these area's...

 

[raginduck]

At this moment.. there is piles of human poop in front of sobeys at Mackay plaza in Brampton.

 

[bigpoppa]

At this moment.. there is piles of human poop in front of sobeys at Mackay plaza in Brampton.

I spend a significant part of my childhood back in the day in that neighborhood, it used to be nice

 

[LBV]

How long before someone sends a sample to Trudeau.

 

[GreyGhost]

How long before someone sends a sample to Trudeau.

I imagine it won't smell much different than he does since it's basically what he's made of.

 

[bigpoppa]

How long before someone sends a sample to Trudeau.

trudeau, sellout singh, and pierre as well.
They all agree on this.

 

[FullMotoJacket]

What I will say I see is a lot more garbage being tossed along side rural roads in my area... I'm willing to guess it's not from the people that live in these area's...

Multi-generational 12 resident homes + $3 per tag for each additional garbage bag(s) = garbage dumped in the sideroad ditches.