Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey isn't just dancing on the Yankees' grave -- he's crapping all over it ... eating a bunch of chowda and lobsta rolls ... and crapping all over 'em again!!
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Let's see if he can avoid crapping his swimsuit this time.
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You can't fire a rifle when you're crapping out your brains.
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Now someone is taking their side and doing some of the crapping.
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We've made so many sacrifices and now he's crapping all over us.
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I'm not crapping; that kid amazes me sometimes, he's so quick on the trigger.
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Could they cut the word "terror" from the phrase "panic and pants-crapping terror"?
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Ask Ted Nugent about doing meth and crapping his pants to avoid the draft.
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Except, perhaps, on a really curvy road on a day when it's crapping down rain.
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I've got friends at Southwest, Frontier, and American, and we're all basically crapping our pants.
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Stop crapping all over them for representing you, the American people, after they leave government service.
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Crapping on his hair becomes increasingly difficult as wind velocity picks up and its direction randomly changes.
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There's nothing worse than your controller crapping out while you're in the middle of an Overwatch match.
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" Of becoming a first-time dad, McGregor said in November, "I'm crapping me jocks, I'm not going to lie.
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"I could not have imagined Donald Trump crapping on Australia," Steve Saideman, a political scientist at Ottawa's Carleton University, says.
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But, the gator returned on Saturday -- with stunned golfers crapping their pants as the carnivore strolled through his home course.
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The Tio de Nadal (Christmas log) or Caga Tio (crapping log) is like a cross between a Tamagotchi and a piñata.
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On the cosmic scale of beauty problems, frizzy hair falls somewhere between enlarged pores and your deodorant crapping out before a date.
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Rob is a well-meaning, American ad man and recovering alcoholic who gave up booze after crapping his pants at his sister's wedding.
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The casual observer crapping on auto lacing may not realize that lacing and lockdown are actually an enormous problem for many pro players.
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But Wilder is confident he can be the Mickey to Matias' Rocky -- and have him eating lightning and crapping thunder in no time.
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If your home WiFi is crapping out on a regular basis or isn't any good, it can feel like there's nothing you can do.
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Image: Ryan F. Mandelbaum/Pogrebnoj-Alexandroff/katoisi/Wikimedia CommonsDespite thousands of years of pant-crapping history, there's a surprising amount we don't know about diarrhea.
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And, now that he doesn't have to worry about how to keep his booty hole clean, he can spend more time crapping all over quarterbacks.
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I know lots of people have made a living out of crapping on the guy, but what he did was bring actual viewers to the network.
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That's just above average for the processor and display type, but impressive for a "gaming" laptop, with most of them typically crapping out well below 8 hours.
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"After crapping on Merkel during her visit and after, this is more destruction of allied relationships," Steve Saideman, an expert on NATO at Carleton University, tells me.
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A smartphone app designed to help announce the results of the Iowa caucus ended up crapping out and causing a massive delay by almost an entire day.
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"Toward the end of the process, when he was really trying to make a decision, her team was crapping on him and dropping [opposition research]," the source recounted.
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My local bus station recently started to play Mozart, and I'll say this: it really adds atmosphere especially with all the pigeons flying around, crapping on passed out passengers.
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It's still worth your time because Nicki Minaj is in fine form, crapping on a lousy ex and shouting out the NBA Finals as if they've already been resolved.
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Hot dog eating god Joey Chestnut has a brand new BEEF -- this time, he's biting back at legendary sports reporter Peter King who's crapping all over food eating competitions.
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The pilot said that when he spotted the Dominator and his cohorts shooting dice at the Rio in Las Vegas, they rolled 20, 30, and 25 times before crapping out.
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Originally Published -- 7:50 AM PST Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's got a big problem with people who have problems with everything, because he thinks they're crapping on the freedom of speech.
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If there's one populist idea that unites the working class across racial lines, it is holding the wealthy and powerful accountable for abusing the system and crapping on the little people.
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The "baseball players aren't real athletes" crowd is gonna be seriously quiet for a while ... 'cause here's Pirates pitcher Tyler Glasnow crapping all over that idea with a CRAZY NBA level dunk.
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Wait too long and you risk your refrigerator or washing machine crapping out in the middle of a hectic week, sending you to the store scrambling for a new one that's full price.
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After most of the student body is poisoned to the point of crapping their pants in the hallways, a mysterious social media figure calling themselves "The Turd Burglar" begins to threaten the students.
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This is due to the body's gut-brain connection, which explains the nausea, vomiting, and pants-crapping we might experience in a state of extreme hyper-arousal, says New York-based psychotherapist Laura Federico.
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That would be a little bit like: How much empathy do you have for the entrepreneur and how much do you just want to show how smart you are by crapping all over them?
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But neither snow nor unexpected rap nor feline Sith Lords could dampen the enthusiasm of the online masses over the last seven days (though Twitter crapping out for a few hours certainly made it seem otherwise).
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Underwater and low light with the Hero6But lest you think this whole thing is just going to be me crapping on a 20 buck camera from 14 years ago, let me tell you what I like.
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Here's 67-year-old Ric Flair totally crapping on your New Year's resolution ... showing he's stronger than you'll EVER BE ... by deadlifting what appears to be 400 lbs (we counted it up, 4 plates on each side).
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Some sellers who supply inventory wholesale to Amazon are shocked to find that the listings for their products can suddenly go dead because Amazon's algorithm determines it Can't Realize a Profit — a phenomenon known by its acronym, CRAPping out.
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The game lasts for 30 years, and you spent nearly all of your time looking for berries, finger-painting on stone walls, and occasionally crapping your fur in terror when a saber-tooth tiger looks at you the wrong way.
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We got the big fella out in NYC (roaming the streets with his enormous Zales Hall of Fame ring) ... and since he's an LSU alumni, we had to pick his brain about the Tigers totally crapping the bed up at Lambeau last Saturday.
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It also hammers home the the incontrovertible fact that—no matter how regal, battle-hardened, or beautiful we may fancy ourselves to be—the human body is essentially a meat sack full of goo that is perpetually on the verge of crapping out on us.
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Tory Lanez, "Luv" Toronto up-and-comer Tory Lanez has spent the bulk of this year spatting with Drake, a minor beef that entered the public eye when the 6 God spent half of "Summer Sixteen" crapping on him; he's also releasing his debut LP, I Told You, later this year.
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On the game's crucial play in the third period, when it appeared Patric Hornqvist cut the Capitals' lead to 3-2 with 11 minutes to play, setting up 11 minutes of the Caps absolutely crapping their pants until they died of dehydration, nobody turned on the microphone to let us know what was happening.
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We wrote a large number of songs over a period of about a year which resulted in a wide variety of styles coming through." Discussing the album title, Cox said, "as you get older someone may be relating a story from the past and suddenly there's a blank. That happens a lot with us when we are crapping on. Footage Missing refers to that blank spot in your memory.
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In the DVD commentary for this episode, Stone and Parker refer to their irritation towards arguments from more socially liberal/atheistic/secular minded types of people, as well as from socially religious conservatives. The scene where the parents discuss atheism while crapping out their mouths is based on Parker's annoyance with atheists. When Maxi searches for the Holy Document the scene is animated in the style of Pitfall! Randy's nightmare about the priest molesting the boys is done using footage from The Love Boat.
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The shooter must shoot toward the farther back wall and is generally required to hit the farther back wall with both dice. Casinos may allow a few warnings before enforcing the dice to hit the back wall and are generally lenient if at least one die hits the back wall. Both dice must be tossed in one throw. If only one die is thrown the shot is invalid. A come-out roll of 2, 3 or 12 is called "craps" or "crapping out", and anyone betting the Pass line loses.
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On the other hand, anyone betting the Don't Pass line on come out wins with a roll of 2 or 3 and ties (pushes) if a 12 is rolled. Shooters may keep rolling after crapping out; the dice are only required to be passed if a shooter sevens out (rolls a seven after a point has been established). A come-out roll of 7 or 11 is a "natural"; the Pass line wins and Don't Pass loses. The other possible numbers are the point numbers: 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10.
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Its most likely etymological origin is a combination of two older words: the Dutch krappen (to pluck off, cut off, or separate) and the Old French crappe (siftings, waste or rejected matter, from the medieval Latin crappa). In English, it was used to refer to chaff and also to weeds or other rubbish. Its first recorded application to bodily waste, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, appeared in 1846, 10 years after Crapper was born, under a reference to a crapping ken, or a privy, where ken means a house.
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If all six dice score points in one or more rolls of a single turn, the player rolls all six dice again and continues to score additional combinations, known as a sweep. If at any time a roll scores no points, the player forfeits all points scored that turn (commonly called "zilch" or "crapping out" or "smoked it"), and play is passed to the next player. If a player gets zilch three turns in a row they may suffer a 500-point penalty or lose all their points previously accumulated, depending on the several rules used. In order to get "on the table," a player must score at least 1000 points in a single turn (but not necessarily in one roll).
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