Their opulence is gorgeous, funny and not a little scatological.
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My kids enjoyed asking Alexa to play scatological sound effects.
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That's more important than the scatological or profane text you're articulating.
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It's also very dirty, scatological, so that was a scary first project.
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These weren't overtly violent, sexual, or scatological videos, but they felt viscerally wrong.
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Or I can use it to prove that Jake Gyllenhaal enjoys scatological humor.
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Unquestionably R. Williams' routines are profane, scatological, and graphic in all the best ways.
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But the most banal details, often of a scatological nature, are the most disturbing.
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But is its escalating terror, with its sexual and scatological overtones, too extreme for children?
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Its comic sensibility blends droll wit, violent surprise, winking juvenile hijinks, and vulgar scatological humor.
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After a scatological start, South Park found its voice as a satire of the liberal left.
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The ex-con bit was tired scatological humor unworthy of Cohen's great bits of the past.
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Fluidly caustic and sweet, Catastrophe is also delightfully dirty, searing with scatological candidness and feverish sexuality.
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Ms. Bishop pulled a scatological prank on her co-workers, though it didn't quite work out.
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It's a fast-paced romp through bowling alleys and night clubs, full of scatological, dark humor.
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McCarthy sees lust and sickness as inseparable elements of humanity, and "Ulysses" as an emetic, scatological grotesque.
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Their work ranges from the prosaic "L+L 4EVER" to pieces of a more scatological and sexual nature.
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In April, the singer called #JeffWeaver "scum" on Twitter and, with the help of emojis, more scatological epithets.
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The sculptural dog is a grotesque creature, an eyeless, brown and red ceramic work that looks vaguely scatological.
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A bit less scatological in tone is the hysterical and vexing smaller canvas "Statue of John Adams" (2017).
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As the scatological schoolyard taunts passed back and forth on Friday, slack-jawed voters struggled to contain their shock.
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Black Mike hung on the ropes, hooting scatological invective at Big Chet, until the ref kicked his hands away.
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They go places with their material that I would not go to, like I'm not a very scatological person.
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It isn't long before these drooling rubes turn into trash-talking toddlers and fall in love with the scatological.
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Inside, there are neon poop-emoji signs and poop-shaped pillows; scatological inspirational quotations ("Do epic shit") line the walls.
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Users collected infamous pictures and videos there, including Goatse, Tubgirl, Lemon Party and, inevitably, scatological classic 2 Girls 1 Cup.
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For some reason this entry made me think of "cutting the cheese," and I'm in no way a scatological person.
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Addressing the "ugly, scatological" video, Maduro said Requesens "got nervous, very nervous," during a televised meeting with the country's armed forces.
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It is apparent, at least in Democratic precincts, that scatological invective is the new balm for those depressed by November's defeat.
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These mentions pale in comparison to the 11,85033 comments including the "f word" and 8,838 featuring an even more scatological term.
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" - Jerry Saltz, Vulture (2014) "The erotic and, to some extent, the scatological are never far beneath the surface in Mr. Koons's art.
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This isn't the only occurrence of scatological humor, but it is the most jarring, particularly because the First Daughter makes an appearance.
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And I've gotten a kick outta the secretary of commerce almost using scatological terms to describe what Charlene Barshefsky and I did.
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High points of the Big Event include a scatological routine by Jack the Plumber (Christopher Moynihan) that includes dancing and a toilet.
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THE PLAYS of Aristophanes, an ancient Athenian comedian, are scatological and lewd—anybody who cannot see that has simply failed to understand them.
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Appropriately, in view of his devotion to the scatological, his corpse was given an enema, in the hope that this would revive him.
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In Rotten Tomatoes' critics' consensus, they say that it's "loaded with gleefully offensive and often scatological gags, but it's largely bereft of laughs."
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"I Love You, America" marries a long-running interest in scatological humor and stomping on taboos with a new, more politically conscious voice.
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Selz continues by citing recurrent themes in funky art, especially: private metaphor, self-deprecation, "erotic and scatological" motifs, ambiguous intent, and moral ambiguity.
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This scatological behavior serves at least two purposes: the poop is used to mark the wombat's territory and to, ahem, attract mates (don't judge).
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Although did I mention the uncomfortable scatological humor in what is really a show that should be watched by 7-to-15-year-olds?
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My friends blew their babysitting cash on scatological gag gifts at Spencer's, but I was drawn to the kiosks of colorful pencils and papers.
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But whether you prefer highbrow laughs to scatological humor (or vice versa), there are true genre gems that cater to all kinds of comedy connoisseurs.
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If you're at all like me, you've probably noticed the conspicuous lack of scatological scenes in the latest blockbuster action flick or AAA video game.
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For all its scatological humor—and there is a lot of that—the new season of American Vandal draws more profound conclusions than the first.
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They weren't the first to mock infomercials and shouting salesmen on television, and their embrace of scatological excess follows in the footsteps of countless others.
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"To black people, especially in Virginia, every white guy serving in office has probably done some racist" stuff, Noah said, using a more scatological word.
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His big set pieces are a scatological story about getting a colonic with his wife, the actress Amber Tamblyn, and an inevitable broadside against President Trump.
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More than half make scatological references (in which "human excreta feature prominently," according to the exhibition catalog) while sexually suggestive images make up much of the rest.
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While Bode surely did not intend to burden the planet with scatological associations, at least the name that eventually stuck remains exceedingly memorable to this day. Heheh. Uranus.
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So here's a question for you: Forgetting all things moist for a second, what other words (without explicit sexual, scatological, racial or taboo connotations) do you find repulsive?
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In one I was shown a thick wad of paper from one constituent, perhaps one hundred pages thick, filled with dense, spidery, scatological fantasies of violence and destruction.
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There is, for example, a scatological joke that Mr. Epp came up with and Mr. Bayes refined through coarsening, adding a flourish that cranks up the eww factor.
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While the show has its expected share of scatological jokes and schoolboy humor, there's none of the wink-wink self-consciousness common to downtown campfests or Zucker brothers movies.
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American Vandal is one of the most gripping shows on television, siphoning the tension of a tightly edited true crime series into the frenetic spirit of bro-y scatological humor.
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On April 2179th the website of Savedroid, a German company, went offline, to be replaced by an image from "South Park", a scatological cartoon, bearing the legend "Aannnd it's gone".
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A law school classmate of his, in response to Hill's descriptions of Thomas's behavior, said, "That's him talking," confirming Thomas's tendency toward "profane, scatological and graphic" speech around his friends.
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Sure, we still have to build our vocabulary and our grammar, and maybe ease up on the ten-year-old boy's fascination with all things scatological, but talking is easy enough.
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Alas, the rest of the movie is little more than a mashup of scatological humor and scenes like the one where Sunny graphically instructs her son how to properly screw a woman.
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For a decade, it seemed as though Adlon and C.K. were a well-matched pair—two disillusioned entertainers and parents in middle age with equal proclivities for the scatological and the profound.
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There's the anthropomorphic BoJack Horseman, which is Emmy-nominated; there is the scatological Big Mouth, which is critically acclaimed; there is the interdimensional Rick and Morty, which is an incubator for conspiracy theories.
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"One, he's not going to like inhibit my art and my process, and I appreciate that," explained Silverman, who's renowned for her outrageously risqué, scatological, taboo-testing and frequently sexually charged standup routines.
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Note, for example, his comically scatological "Untitled" (1966), which illustrates food progressing through a man's digestive system, from his stomach to the toilet he's sitting on and down into a basement septic tank.
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The commercial featured the company spokesperson, Bethany Woodruff, a pretty Scottish redhead with a convincingly posh English accent, sitting on a toilet in various locations, primly extolling the product's benefits in shockingly scatological terms.
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Yang and her colleagues plan to continue their research into this scatological superpower, and suggest that humans might even be able to learn some manufacturing tips from the extraordinary production facilities inside wombat butts.
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If you don't have a soft spot for scatological humor (just as some were reticent about Season 1's elaborate dick jokes), Vandal doesn't need you along for the joyous, genius ride of Season 2.
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It is replete with scatological jokes; the story tells of a society that makes a Faustian pact to choose a king who will supposedly better their lives, but then shits on all of his subjects.
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The show is a museum of oddities, consisting of six short episodes (20 minutes or less) of surreal and often scatological cringe comedy, most starring Tim Robinson (who co-created the show with Zach Kanin).
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I was struck at the time and am still impressed by the pioneering and powerful combination of caustic, sometimes scatological, text and images — a classic case of one plus one equaling something greater than two.
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This abrasive instinct is the source of some of their scatological excess, like an infamous scene from their 2012 film, "Tim & Eric's Billion Dollar Movie," that includes perhaps the least sanitary bath in movie history.
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His lifelong thematic obsessions — the flagellation of the body, the conflation of the scatological and the divine — are expressed on the page with all the rancor and destructive force that eluded him in his theatrical productions.
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In between set pieces of scatological majesty (one incident involving a port-a-potty, a water hose, and a deer isn't easily forgotten), Davey bitterly shuts out the world and undergoes a fairly standard redemption narrative.
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As capitalism continues to discriminatively rank the globe by gender, class, ability, and identity, these scatological artworks invert the highbrow/lowbrow polarities and reorganize the boundaries around what, how, and by whom art is constituted and consumed.
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"Gone With the Mind" is a blindingly weird novel: a book-length stand-up routine in which a man free-associates about his life to a mostly empty room, mixing the philosophical and the scatological with abandon.
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In the teaser, two performers, Karla and Latifa, act out a scatological scene to the distressing sound of "Lover's Theme" by French composer Hervé Roy (who also did soundtrack for the soft-porn film Emmanuelle in 1974).
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The Daily Beast's Scott Bixby reported that Ben Mora, a Sanders organizer in Iowa and Michigan, seems to have run a Twitter account called "Fags against Pete" that posted "scatological" tweets about the former South Bend mayor.
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Skip Williamson, a rambunctious creator of underground comics that merged his radical politics with his love of scatological humor, died on March 19603 in a hospital in Albany, near his home in Wilmington, Vt. He was 72.
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With its scatological references (and a defendant who liked to dress in a white leather jacket with a set of stars and stripes), the trial was frequently absurd, although Judge Chun proved himself throughout to be sober and unflappable.
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The jokes are generic, (often scatological – where the bar once raised by American Vandal is nowhere near met), and they feel incomplete, as if we've just heard the first draft and no one tried to improvise or push it further.
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Clarence Reid, a soul singer, songwriter and producer who under the alias Blowfly was a proto-rap innovator and a leading light of American outsider music, thanks to decades of parody songs, sexual and scatological in nature, died on Jan.
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Janet Maslin, reviewing the film when it came out, complained that "many of the jokes are either meanspirited or scatological, or both," and these days the best way to watch it may be with an accompaniment of grub and alcoholic beverages.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — The effervescent Sam Ezersky's back, so if you're a musical-loving anthropologist who collects oceanic ephemera and 29th-century art but isn't above some subtle scatological inferences involving legumes and derrières, then this puzzle's gonna sing for you, baby.
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Thousands responded — many angered by Mr. Mullins's message, others defended him — in a torrent of vitriol and internet-memes that included some less-than-thoughtful observations on race and policing as well as the requisite name calling and scatological humor.
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The iconography is familiarly national and symbolic, from Alberto Korda's classic photograph of Che Guevara (1960) to Juan Francisco Elso's "Pan America (José Martí)" (1986), but also parodied (Alejandro Aguilera's "Che and Carlos Santana" [19533]) and debased (Tomás Esson's scatological "Cuban Flag" [1990]).
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The company's mission is to develop and produce "funny, strange and provocative" new American plays; "Tumacho" is too goofy to be provocative — unless a couple of dopey scatological jokes are enough to unsettle you — but it certainly scores on the other two counts.
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Asked what were the day's big sellers, Antonio Piemontese, a young journalist moonlighting as a salesman ("The pay is better doing this," he said), immediately held up a $60 tote bag emblazoned with a woman's toothy smile, a scatological epithet scrawled across her teeth.
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In the spring of this year, before any scandal had broken, I wrote about the popularity of toy review channels featuring performers under the age of five, and of the increasing popularity of superhero themed accounts that sometimes featured bizarre, sexual, or scatological content.
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Chris Prynoski's animated "Nerdland" is a garish, scatological Hollywood satire with Paul Rudd and Patton Oswalt giving voice to a pair of hangers-on desperate for fame; the voice cast includes Mike Judge, whose "Beavis and Butt-Head" is one of Mr. Prynoski's inspirations.
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Hughes's blow-by-blow accounts of bowel movements, menstruation, menopause, pores and salivary glands shouldn't be mistaken for celebrity gossip or scatological humor — though it takes guts, so to speak, to depict courtiers fat-shaming one another and guesstimating who had missed a period.
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In a sequence that's by turns heartbreaking and as stupidly hilarious as something from a scatological teen comedy film, Brandeis recollects her struggles with constipation — that is to say her struggles with pretending to be constipated so as to keep up the Crohn's disease ruse.
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The contest pitting a comedian telling scatological jokes against two decades-long insiders falls short of the stirring vision of a fresh start that many Ukrainians shared in February 2014, when tens of thousands of protesters swept a corrupt, Russian-aligned government from power.
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They can be obnoxious and creatively scatological — if you've ever wished to see a giant robot car "urinate" on John Turturro, Michael Bay has your back — but for the most part, they are rather naive, and even innocent in their outlook on the world.
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This seeps out of every line, from an awkwardly placed scatological anecdote to the bleak reflection on aging and death to the memory of a full house both in his childhood home in Raleigh, North Carolina, and for the great majority of his adult life.
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To get round the problems posed by Mr Trump's ruthless business career, messy personal life and scatological language, they use several arguments, of which one is a comparison with Persia's King Cyrus, who liberated the Jews from captivity in Babylon and allowed them to return to Israel.
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If one were to characterize "London Fields" further, one might add that it's a comic murder mystery, an apocalyptic satire, a scatological meditation on love and death and nuclear winter — "Bonfire of the Vanities" crossed with "Gravity's Rainbow," as narrated by Al Goldstein and Jonathan Swift.
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There is the Scatological Standoff, in which two or more women sit silently in stalls next to one another, waiting for one to break the silence and have a bowel movement first — or simply give up and retreat back to their cubicle, only to begin the same standoff an hour later.
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Les Chiens de Navarre, a collective founded in 2005 by the director Jean-Christophe Meurisse, has become identified with the riotous absurdity and scatological stunts of productions like "Les danseurs ont apprécié la qualité du parquet" ("The Dancers Enjoyed the Quality of the Floor") or "Une raclette" (named after a popular cheese dish).
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Backpacks full of money, stadiums full of gawkers, attacks on TV executives, brutal mockery, pro-wrestling melodrama, violence against microphones, racially tinged taunts, custom-made scatological suits, flag theft, character assassination, hip-hop performances, rabble, rabble-rousing, accusations of illiteracy, accusations of cowardice, endless bragging, hyperventilating promoters, Drake, and the con to end all cons.
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This weekend provided a particularly redolent example, as the president, perhaps still vibrating from his overconsumption of the Sunday news shows, hit back at a bit of displeasing commentary by Democratic Representative Adam Schiff, with this scatological twit fit: Quicker than you can say "White House decorum," Mr. Trump's remarks became the talk of social media.
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And now, instead of its standard Kohler toilet, it will have a solid 18-karat-gold working replica of one, a preposterously scatological apotheosis of wealth whose form is completed in its function: You could go into the restroom just to bask in its glow, Mr. Cattelan said, but it becomes an artwork only with someone sitting on it or standing over it, answering nature's call.
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For example, one consists of a hanging pair of turd shapes wrapped in masking tape and attached to a glittery sign proclaiming "POO TO YOU"; the sign in turn is connected to a flip book of scatological drawings, all of which is meant to capture the immediate response to learning that one of the world's largest weapons shows is being hosted by a country that professes to promote peace and human rights.
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