Taking the Browns to the Superbowl
July 19th, 2005 by JJ
Someone recently arrived at The Churning by Googling “take a shit” euphemisms. While I have used euphemisms for taking a shit, I’ve never listed them out or anything. That horrible trend stops now. I present to you, my loyal readers, the beginning of a master list of euphemisms for shitting.
Here’s how this is going to work. I’ll list out five classics. You add to the list in the comments section. Next week, I’ll bump up this post, add your entries to the list, and we’ll keep it going.
Within a couple of weeks, The Churning will be swimming in shit.
Let’s get this show on the road:
- Drop the kids off at the pool
- Grow a tail
- Open up a can of soup
- Pinch one off
- Take the Browns to the Superbowl
Update 7/27: Time for Round Two.

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6. Backing the bus out of the garage
7. Taking Bill Cosby’s kids to the lake
8. Make a donation to the porcelin god.
9. dropping science
10. visiting fonzie’s office
11. Lay down some spicy brown.
12. Lose a few pounds.
13. taking a signal 92
14. cleaning out the vertical file
15. Buring some cable
16. Guile’s Taco Bell experience.
17. Blasting a dookie.
18. Rolling a ciger.
19. Squeezing out a flesh slurpee.
20. Dispensing some Soft-Serve.
21. Dropping a bomb.
22. Pinching a loaf.
23. Waking Winnie the Pooh.
24. Leaving a floater.
Some are lame, I know. It’s all I could bust out at the moment.
doesn’t frankie say “i’m going to go sit down”?
25. CODE 3… Wayne, you know what I’m talking about…
26. Chevron moment… (an unpleasant, explosive, and devastating experience I once had coming back from Gainsville at a Chevron across the street from Cafe Risque)
27. read a book (people think I really read… it just helps the flow to turn pages…)
28. get rid of some lunch…
By the way… for the record… I was not visiting the Cafe Risque when I stopped for my Chevron moment… but I wish I would have… Those poor gas station attendants will never be the same…
releasing the chocolate hostages.
Deport the mexicans south of the border.
einen Bob in die Bahn setzen
Laying some cable.