pushers, sliders, and runners
- Origin: corsican, Number-6, DuFFmaTiC
- Usage: attributes
see also:
- [Pp] : poopbypass
The amount of poop-related jokes on channel never fails to amaze me. This is either a comment on:
(a) gay men's predilection for/with anal sex
(b) the sniggering sensibilities of sophomorons
(c) all of the above
Anyways, these three terms are often used in conjunction with "nth degree" and describe progressively more effortless bowel movements, as follows:
- pushers escape the body only after an
uncomfortable (often painful) amount of effort and strain;
- sliders leave the bowels with almost
pleasurable ease and very little effort; and
- runners aptly describes both a thin liquid movement and the tendency to "run" for the toilet at its onset.
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