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the universal term is "the shits"Learn something new everyday
The correct spelling in American English is "diarrhea," while "diarrhoea" is the correct spelling in British English; both refer to the same medical condition where a person has loose, frequent bowel movements.
Or "fizzy gravy"Learn something new everyday
The correct spelling in American English is "diarrhea," while "diarrhoea" is the correct spelling in British English; both refer to the same medical condition where a person has loose, frequent bowel movements.
Or "wild arse".Or "fizzy gravy"
We call it the shits.Learn something new everyday
The correct spelling in American English is "diarrhea," while "diarrhoea" is the correct spelling in British English; both refer to the same medical condition where a person has loose, frequent bowel movements.
Or "rusty water"Or "wild arse".
Great point. Like an impressionist painting. “I see two butterflies flying away from the corn particles”that bathroom must really be fun to clean when someone has diarrhea!