Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:Ever see the movie "Can't Buy Me Love?"
"You threw sh!t on my house...sh!t on my house man...YOU THREW SH!T ON MY HOUSE!!!"
I thought that was pretty funny and insulting. Either that, or tell someone they mama so fat da' back of her neck look like a pack of hot dogs.
Thats pretty bad.
Reminds me of some Jim Carrey movie a few years back where his obnoxious neighbor lets (encourages) his (big) dog take a dump in Carrey's yard.
Carrey proceeds to walk over to his neighbor's lawn, pull down his pants, and take a huge human dump on his lawn. Looks so sick. The actor is good...all the time he's doing it, he's taking his time, enjoying it, doing it with that special relief you only get from that act. Then he just carefully pulls up his pants, smiles, and walks away.

What movie was that?
But it made think. Yes! Whats the dam difference? If I have my dog do that on someone's yard, why should I be offended if a person just walked up and did that on my lawn?
Why does human doo-doo seem so much worse on a lawn than a dogs? Why does it smell so much worse? (dogs can be not bad, sometimes).
Why is human doo-doo so much sicker to us than dog doo-doo? (I guess this is a different thread. I'd post the question, as there does seem some philosophical principles at play in there somewhere, but I just don't have the heart).
In any event, taking a human dump on insultee's lawn seems pretty insulting too.