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Popping the Cork 

Occurs when taking a shit. The first turd is extremely hard and difficult to push out, followed by a violent eruption of liquid shit.
Those chicken wings had me up at 3am popping the cork.
Popping the Cork by Asti Spumante January 23, 2012

popping a cork 

When defecating, a solid stool excreted followed by loose stools or diarrhea.
I'll be out in a minute! I'm popping a cork right now!
popping a cork by BleedDemon July 8, 2016

Popping a cork 

This happens after you have been constipated from a piece of stool that backs up your bowels, causing bad enough bloating that you end up getting severe intestinal pain, often in the middle of the night.
When that piece finally gets passed, usually after several minutes of straining, groaning, and wincing, everything it was backing up immediately comes out as diarrhea, causing your ass to imitate popping the cork on a bottle of champagne. Ironically, shaking your intestines, whether with your hands or making your legs shake up and down, can assist, in the same way you can shake up champagne to make the cork pop out.
Joe: Ugh, man I shouldn't have eaten that grilled five-cheese, wings, and beer at the pub this weekend. I woke up last night feeling like my gut had a knife in it. Took like twenty minutes on the toilet before I finally ended up popping a cork.

Dave: You think that's bad? Last time I popped a cork, I'd had an egg salad sandwich for lunch. I had to sit there with Egg farts the whole time. I nearly puked.

Popping The Cork 

When you giving it in the pooper to a first timer, at first you need to get in slow and then pull out really fast, causing a popping noise and the overflowing of god knows what.
Bob literally shit and squealed like a bitch when he found out Sutter was popping the cork.
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That chick doesn't write often but when she does, its for Kinktober.
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