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It has more than one meaning. For example, it can mean "feeces" (Merriam-Webster), "solid waste passed from your bowels" (Longman). But another meaning is "nonsense", and yet another is "rubbish -- something of bad quality".
- It has more than one meaning.
- For example, it can mean "feeces" (Merriam-Webster), "solid waste passed from your bowels" (Longman).
- But another meaning is "nonsense", and yet another is "rubbish -- something of bad quality".
- So there can be **** in the toilet, and **** on TV, but those would be two different kinds of ****.
- PS: Yes, I misspelled feeces, because otherwise it'd get censored.
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It has more than one meaning.
For example, it can mean "feeces" (Merriam-Webster), "solid waste passed from your bowels" (Longman). But another meaning is "nonsense", and yet another is "rubbish -- something of bad quality".
So there can be **** in the toilet, and **** on TV, but those would be two different kinds of ****.
PS: Yes, I misspelled feeces, because otherwise it'
For example, it can mean "feeces" (Merriam-Webster), "solid waste passed from your bowels" (Longman). But another meaning is "nonsense", and yet another is "rubbish -- something of bad quality".
So there can be **** in the toilet, and **** on TV, but those would be two different kinds of ****.
PS: Yes, I misspelled feeces, because otherwise it'
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KooyeenSo there can be **** in the toilet, and **** on TV, but those would be two different kinds of ****.LOL. LOL. LOL.
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Some of us (with very literal minds) have a strong dislike for the word no matter which way it's used. I never use it myself, even to mean "rubbish" or "nonsense," and tend to avoid people who use it that way frequently.
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CalifJimSo there can be **** in the toilet, and **** on TV, but those would be two differentI never realize your realisitic sense of homor. But I like to add another variety to your comment which is more truthful than anything else. Have you heard the US politicians drumming up support with their campaign speeches? That's authentic ****!
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dimsumexpressBut I like to add another variety to your comment which is more truthful than anything else. Have you heard the US politicians drumming up support with their campaign speeches? That's authentic ****!That's the other meaning, I guess, "nonsense". So 1) the literal meaning; 2) something of bad quality; 3) nonsense.
The interesting thing to
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