Big Poo
Big Poo by Detective Dumbass March 1, 2022
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a big poo poo head
childish language meaning that the person referred to is absolutely and totally unfair and won't give the ~five year old whatever the hell they want.
Jenny screamed at her babysitter Chrissy that she was 'a big poo poo head' when Chrissy denied her mac 'n' cheese & hour of MTV's The Real World.
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