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Idiom of the Day (Slang)
“Full of Crap” (semi-derogatory)
“Full

of Shit” (derogatory)

Oh boy. Sometimes I have to teach you inappropriate language. I sincerely apologize if this is offensive to anyone.

Sometimes people say things that are completely unbelievable. Maybe it is a lie or an exaggeration. In response to your disbelief, you can tell them they are full of crap. (Or shit if you want to insult them.)

“A student told the class that he had 15 girlfriends. I told him that he was so full of crap that his eyes were brown.” 😂😂😂

Comments

  • Hanna

    @Emad Thank you soooo much :)
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @アンジー Angie you are doing good. Keep practicing. 😊
  • アンジー Angie Lifetime VIP

    @Emad @Emad Thank you. Emad teacher. Your pronunciation is good. I will do my best to post because Mr. Scott and Mr. Emad will teach me. Also listen to my post. Thank you for the video.
  • ilham sanfour

    Roz hadi .repeat the word exaggeration,and completely
  • ilham sanfour

    @Emad thank you.
  • Emad

    @chelian very good!
  • Emad

    @アンジー Angie good! https://youtu.be/q5a2-KuHkBU This video will help you with the r sound https://youtu.be/JamM8TgB_AA And this can help with the l sound as in let https://youtu.be/ZTgYjGXFAkw And this one for the dark l sound as in call
  • Emad

    @ilham sanfour very good!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
  • Emad

    @Roz Hadi very good!!
  • Emad

    @Hanna very good!
  • Emad

    @Grace very good!!!
  • SOUP

    @Scott Cecil Allen ohhhh got it thanks ! :)
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @SOUP please read the comments.
  • SOUP

    Why do you say "his eyes are brown"?
  • Umar Farooq

    Thank you sir Scott
  • hope

    @Scott Cecil Allen thank you so much 🌷🙏
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @hope Very good!
  • RoSeMaRy

    I heard some Americans use this idiom , but I wasn't what it meant. Thank you for the detailed explanation. 👍🌹
  • Dodo

    @Scott Cecil Allen 🙏🌷
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Dodo Please see my comments I sent to Lucky.
  • Dodo

    So wt does that eyes were brown mean
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @ian cant think yes. Close friends, family, etc. I use it with my friends as well when they say something ridiculous and unbelievable. But I would not say it at work in most situations.
  • ian cant think

    @Scott Cecil Allen thank you very much Scott. then I can keep saying ‘bullshit’ to my close coworkers and friends, right??
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @ian cant think
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @ian cant think
  • ian cant think

    I sometimes say ‘bullshit’ in this situation. what derogatory is it compared to those full of things???
  • Emily Lifetime VIP

    @Scott Cecil Allen 😂😂😂
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Emily no, not at all. Many people in the US also have brown eyes. This statement is not racist at all.
  • Emily Lifetime VIP

    @Scott Cecil Allen Thank you very much for your serious explanation. I mistakenly thought there was racial discrimination here, because Asian eyes are brown😊
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Emily Feces (poop) is brown. So I was saying that “he was so full of crap” that his eyes turned to the color of poop. 😂😂
  • Emad

    @Scott Cecil Allen 😁😁
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Emad I’m glad you enjoyed my joke! Hahaha
  • Emily Lifetime VIP

    His eyes were brown,我不懂,为什么用这句话,是要表达什么意思呢?谁能告诉我呢? “His eyes were brown” I don't understand, why do you use this sentence, what do you mean? Can anyone tell me?
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Ji I have not heard of this show! I am sure it is good if he tells people this idiom. 😂😂
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @coachpotato
  • Ji

    Have you watched a tv show called 'suits'? One of the main characters said 'i'd say you are full of crap' to his future associate(?)
  • coachpotato

    Scott told us living in the US is not such a good idea. but we all know he's full of crap😏 what a good student I am

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