Re: USAGE: The four shits in English
| From: | iisem :P <iisem@...> |
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| Date: | Friday, October 15, 1999, 18:49 |
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In a message dated 10/15/99 4:25:52 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
ted.kloba@AQUILA.COM writes:
<< David Brookshire Conner wrote:
> shit for brains - stupid
> shit-faced - drunk
> shit a (backwards) porcupine - to become extremely upset and angry
> the little shit(s) - annoying bad person, incompetent bumbler
> sack of shit - a pathetic person, alt. a big lie
Don't forget "to shit a brick," which is another (dialectical?) variation
on "shit a porcupine" above.
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as a derivative of "to shit a brick" i've heard "to shit a castle"
how about the term Shit-bird: (an annoyance, idiot, sack-o'-shit etc...) i've
used that one once or twice heh heh.
iisem