Couloir (the word)

[Tippster]

couloir (KOOL-wahr) noun

A steep mountainside gorge or gully.

[From French couloir (passage), from couler (to flow), from Latin colare (to filter), from colum (sieve).]

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[Tippster]

moulin (MOO-lan) noun

A nearly vertical, cylindrical shaft or cavity worn in a glacier,
carved by melted surface water falling through a crack in the ice.

[From French moulin (mill), from Latin molinum. The name refers to the swirling motion of water falling down the hole and the accompanying noise.]

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[Free Range Lobster]

so what does that have to do with some red crap and shitty plays?

[snow_slider]

I got the chance to look directly down the maw of a moulin once. It was scary...and blue.

[Odin]

where is the grand vizier. and the ones that we call the personophies. in which by that we mean the dancing girls who eat souls. and credit cards. and upon that which the chalice of man is ever wobbling. responsive to those that eat souls of course. therein is the great deception. it is within not without that the external becomes manifested into the bubbling cauldron of loathing self repression. and if only then those that feel the pain of true pain. soul self killing pain. will bring with it a new personification in it the death of soul.

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"My cats breath smells like cat food"