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With exception of the last two films… Bond has been shit-house for years.
Matt Damon Says No More Bourne Without Paul Greengrass « FirstShowing.net
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The drive to to challenge, to confront, may be voiced as an opposition to the whole religion (or the whole nation), Catholicism (or South Africa) such that the sacrileger is basically saying, let's tear this whole shit-house down and start again.
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By day I'm a terminally bored coder and failed academic with a literature background and shit-house grammar.
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If Eileen McNamara is so god-damned worried about talk radio's rightward slatn why doesn't she devote a few columns to the advertising that keeps shit-house stations like 96.9 FM talk afloat?
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Consequently, I sounded absolutely shit-house on a couple of the nights.
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We need to clean up the vote counting and then, once we have honest electionis, start putting the shit-house creeps in jail.
Printing: Stupid White Rednecks And the Reptiles Who Use them
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He parked beside an ostentatious public lavatory, which we both used — marvelling wryly that Roman esteem for Greece was expressed so well by this sixty-eight-seater shit-house with full running water.
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The wall: Some of the best writings can be found on the shit-house wall.
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Celine at the end of his life, in Rigadoon, on the page for last , writes: "I tell you, Israel is a real homeland to it's people and my country is a shit-house ."
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He, on the other hand, is not. as my friend from college used to say: "Crazy as a shit-house rat"
chained_bear commented on the word shit-house
My favorite usage of this term is in the phrase "built like a brick ..."
October 26, 2007
yarb commented on the word shit-house
See also shithouse, shit house. A toilet cubicle or room, especially a freestanding one.
October 26, 2007