Poo

Look, I understand that Western Culture is rapidly devolving into a sort of adult-baby infancy, so I shouldn’t even be that upset, but I like the word “poop” - Shit, Feces. I like using it as an expletive, and frankly, to be funny.

What I hate is “poo.”

Right around the time that “South Park,” the second horseman of the unfunny apocalpyse, became popularized, I noticed people beginning to adopt its use of “poo” - a slightly more infantile version of “poop.” I guess it sounds “funnier” when said in one of those cookie-cutter sneering baby voices that made “South Park” appeal to the least comedically discriminating among us, but it fucking sucks. It makes you sound like an IDIOT, and lacks the panache of “poop.”

That’s all.

Bwa ha ha!! I just love this rant.

But I gotta tell you, I’ve been guilty of this.

Like when I’m really feeling an urgent need to go? “I gotta poo.” In just the right tone of voice, it cracks me up every time.

I may not be normal, though. :wink:

Poopoo.

Thank you! I hate that expression. “Poo”. It sounds so stupid. Just say poop. It’s the same thing, but it doesn’t sound like babytalk.

If I poo on you, you will not move because it’s not serious? Ewww, bad choice!

I prefer caca or doody. Even better is cacadoody, long viewed by western scholars as the pinnacle of fecal comedy.

But “poo” is so much more fun to say. Pooooooooooooooooo . . . you can keep going and going. Plus I don’t think that both “poop” and “poo” are pretty juvenile anyway so you may as well spare yourself that extra “p.”

Hahaha, I said “pee.”

Er, rather, I DO think that they’re both juvenile. All this potty talk must be causing my language abilities to regress.

Hahaha, “potty.”

Poop itself is a lame euphemism. It is **SHIT ** people! Or maybe CRAP, if there are wimmings and infinks in the room.

“You know, if there’s one thing I’ve learned from being in the army, it’s never ignore a pooh-pooh. I knew a major: got pooh-poohed; made the mistake of ignoring the pooh-pooh – he pooh-poohed it. Fatal error, because it turned out all along that the soldier who pooh-poohed him had been pooh-poohing a lot of other officers, who pooh-poohed their pooh-poohs. In the end, we had to disband the regiment – morale totally destroyed … by pooh-pooh!”

Bah. “Poo” is by far the best euphemism for “shit”, and has a long and glorious history, going back long before South Park. I remember it being used quite commonly back in the glory days of alt.tasteless. What was that one poem that one time?

Eh, I forget the rest. But poo rocks!

“Poop” has panache?

No comment. :wink:

Poo has its place, as do poop and shit, caca and feces, doodoo and crap, and all the other words for excretory functions. Embrace the fullness of the English language!

Oh, it’s got panache, baby! It’s got panache up the ying yang!

Geez folks, lighten up. How would you like to have “poo” as part of your name. Yes, I am talking about Winnie. No one ever sees it but Tigger insists on calling him Winnie the Crap or Winnie the Shit. And the time Winnie used Rabbit to wipe his behind, come on. Rabbit is the one that started it with the joke about nothing sticking to his fur. Plus the time Eeyore at the magic mushrooms and kept calling Winnie “Winnie the Cowpiedogturddoodoohead” was really uncalled for. I demand that this thread be locked immediately.

That should be Eeyore ate the magic mushrooms.

These words are so fucking juvenile and to me, almost offensive. Blecch.

Of course, I can’t just call it “shit” when I have kids according to my wife-can you imagine having a preschooler tell his teacher he has to take a shit? :slight_smile: Makes me laugh when I consider the phone call it would prompt…

Sam

Why do I have an urge to go shoot carrier pidgeons now?

I always say “I’ve got to take a dump.”

When I was a kid, I thought “poo” was a bad word, so I washed my hair with sham-big-potty.

No shit.