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long drop
Australian slang for toilet. Usually a large hole dug in the ground with a board over the top acting as the toilet seat. Hence the long drop to the bottom of the hole. A temporary toilet dug by soldiers in the field.
commonly seen at truck and roadside rest areas.These days these are quiet well belt and sanitary.
commonly seen at truck and roadside rest areas.These days these are quiet well belt and sanitary.
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Long Drop
The act of going to the toilet for a crap but instead of sitting down, you spread your butt cheeks apart whilst standing slightly bent over.
I keep walking past the toilet and busting my old man, door wide open, standing there, going for the long drop!!
Long Drop by Barrashank1 August 31, 2013
Liverpool Longdrop
Originating in a Liverpool Prison. The senior convict Christens his new cell mate by removing his matress and defecating through the slats of the upper bunk onto his sleeping face thus establishing superiority..
Pete still remembers with disgust his first night in prison when he was subjected to the Liverpool Longdrop..
Liverpool Longdrop by Bitchinmiester November 12, 2010
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