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takin’ the ol’ crapola
takin’ the ol’ crapola by Dr Bunnygirl May 30, 2021
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[Holy crapola]
[Holy crapola] by Kplumb August 3, 2008
crapola
Something that is crappy and disappointing; a piece of junk. Used to describe a shitty situation or object that is unworthy of a real english adjective.
A: "Did you see this hairblowdryer/swiffer Mildred bought from the infomercial?"
B: "Hahaha this thing is crapola"
B: "Hahaha this thing is crapola"
crapola by jklfdjkls;jfkl; February 20, 2010
crayola crapola
Occurs when a small peice of feces becomes wedged between the buttcheeks; despite endless wiping it will continue to leave fecal matter on the toilet paper. Continuous wiping results in turd being rubbed down like the tip of a crayon.
crayola crapola by Mike Mullin September 4, 2006
crapolaman
crapolaman by crapolaman September 6, 2003
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