When something's qualities can be compared with the relevant use of "poo", an American shortening of "poop". Excreted poop serves no purpose, and smells foul, and though it may look like chocolate, its taste is reprehensible. (Scott, 1975, This Poop Is Not Chocolate)
"This banana is of poo quality"---means the same as "This banana is worthless, its taste may even resemble that of poop."
by Mr.Come&SmokeThatGrassWithMe October 28, 2013
Get the poo qualitymug. Something that is so low in quality, that it could be compared to the horrible Taliban that has plagued Afghanistan.
by Hoeman69 February 26, 2022
Get the Taliban Qualitymug. 
being sarcastic when someone says that something is quality (something sucks and ur being sarcastic)
Person1: Wow I really like my painting its real quality work.
Side person: Yeah....... real quality(sarcastic)
Other side person: Yeah wowie quality
Side person: Yeah....... real quality(sarcastic)
Other side person: Yeah wowie quality
by Doggosinbread August 18, 2018
Get the wowie qualitymug. by Nugget789 June 14, 2023
Get the Handicap Qualitymug. by Garland McFarland October 19, 2008
Get the quality woodmug. A common marketing technique where a certain product is stated to be of European origin or to contain European technology. It is aimed at North American idiots who believe anything European must be good, or at least better than the domestic counterpart - the same people who think they're sophisticated because they drink overpriced lattes at Starbucks.
Mary: "You paid $100 dollars for that toaster? You could have gotten the same thing for 50."
Sue: "You don't understand, it's a European design."
Mary: "Oooh, my mistake. On second thought, this toaster is SO much nicer than the $50 dollar one. Talk about euro-quality."
Sue: "I know, right?"
Mary: "Well, I'll see you this afternoon at Starbucks."
Sue: "You know it."
Sue: "You don't understand, it's a European design."
Mary: "Oooh, my mistake. On second thought, this toaster is SO much nicer than the $50 dollar one. Talk about euro-quality."
Sue: "I know, right?"
Mary: "Well, I'll see you this afternoon at Starbucks."
Sue: "You know it."
by Penrose Triangle September 5, 2009
Get the euro-qualitymug.