Have a look at this sack of shit.
Ain’t that some shit? For some fucking reason, shit seems to come mainly in sacks, less often (lately) in bags and buckets, rarely in boxes or cans, and never in bins. So why the fuck is that? Continue reading
Last year we introduced a year-end roundup celebrating the best in sweary language: The Tucker Awards. The Tuckers are named after the one and only Malcolm Tucker, Peter Capaldi’s gloriously obscene character from the BBC’s political satire The Thick of It and the big-screen version In the Loop.
Let’s get started with 2016’s best moments in swearing. As Mr. Tucker would say, come the fuck in or fuck the fuck off.
British comedy singing group Fascinating Aïda have some wise words of advice for you this Christmas:
Lyrics below the fold:
Remember folks, at Christmas it’s not what you say, it’s how you say it.
Some Christmas craft inspiration, found in the art supplies by a friend of mine who is a high school teacher. She now uses them as decorations on her Christmas tree.
For a couple of hours last week, a lot of people in the San Francisco area were under the impression that Bay Area Rapid Transit had, well, lost its shit.
“Get your shit together.” #BARTbehavior101 pic.twitter.com/iAy9bstSQ4
— Matthew Reyes (@matthewsreyes) December 2, 2016
“Get your shit together” from a public agency?
