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Cosby Kids 

...speakin' of logs, I gotta go take the Cosby Kids down to the river.
Cosby Kids by erice February 14, 2003

cosby kids 

can be used as a metaphor for shit while talking about deficating.
I had to drop the cosby kids off at the swimming pool.
cosby kids by mike March 16, 2004

cosby kids 

I just went to the bathroom to drop off the cosby kids.
cosby kids by Greggy Wadd May 13, 2005

cosby kids 

1. When a man places his penis in the hand of an old woman suffering from parkinson's disease and the natural parkinson's movements of the woman's hand arouses the man's penis to the point of ejaculation.
cosby kids by diarrhea hard-on January 14, 2010

Cosby Kids Splasher 

Little pieces of shit that look kinda like deer poop. The turds sometimes have a mind of their own and splash the toilet water up, causing a drippy poo-hole.

-Resembling Cosby Kids causin' a rukus at the swimming pool.
Denny: Ahh dammit, the Cosby Kids Splasher got me again! Sad thing is, I only brought one towel :/

Jim: That sucks dude..

drop off the cosby kids at the pool 

to have a bowel movement, to take a shit, to take a crap, etc...
"yo i'll be right back i gotta go drop the cosby kids off at the pool"
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