This evening I informed my spouse that I would be "taking the Browns to the Super Bowl" before going to town. Said comment was met with a blank stare (she saw ZOMBIELAND, but forgot its use in that film, apparently). Since we humans perpetually invent colorful terms to describe our biological functions, I wonder . . . just how many colorful synonyms for defecation there actually are? Let's rule out "poop' and the S-word for starters. Here are just a few:
Downloading a pile
Discharging Ballast
Giving Birth to a Democrat/Republican (depends on your political leanings)
Depositing a Political Promise
Taking a (insert name of unpopular co-worker)
Releasing the Brown Trout
Launching a Septic Python
So what have you guys got? :bouncegiggle: :bouncegiggle:
Floating a biscuit :smile:
Punching slugs
(un)Loading some barrels
Boiling Brownies
s**tzkrieg (For particularly violent loads)
I created this phrase for urinating, but it could be modified:
Driving the golden van down to sunshine land, via the porcelain highway.
My Dad always said "I'm just going to talk to......" and then he would insert the name of a certain hated politician. :wink:
Dropping the kids off at the pool.
Corn planting.
Going to see a man about a dog.
Going to spend some quality time on the throne.
Roosting.
Pinching a loaf.
Making stinky.
Hershey squirts (diarrhea).
Leaving a toilet turnip
In Afrikaans, you would say:
"Ek gaan na die kleinhuisie toe" [I'm going to the small house]
"Ek gaan gou my belasting betaal" [I'm off to pay my income tax]
And the most blatant:
"Ek gaan kak." [I'm going to s***] :buggedout:
Releasing the logs.
* Squeezing one out
* Bombing submarines
* Schedule K (this was from my days in public accounting . . . a Schedule K item on a tax return is income or expense that is passed through to the owners of the company . . . thus, a "pass through")
Stop to Drop A Plug
Bomb the porcelain sea
Freeing my hostages
Code Brown
Letting the toilet know who's boss
Hit the Steinbrenner, before he passed away
Sharing the loaf
In Brazil they say "fazer coco." Translation: "To make coconuts."