Word: poo
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...about the Christmas tree in their dining hall. Guess Santa won’t be stopping there. 2) Currier got pretty pissed that Mather stole their wreaths. Christmas is just not the same without the fake pine. 3) Eliotites doesn’t want to eat “poo-shaped” fro-yo, even though HUDS claimed the star-shaped dispensers are less sanitary. 4) XOXO, Gossip Girl: Lowell can’t get enough of that show. But seriously, isn’t that a problem we all have? 5) DAPAs aren’t very popular...
...anachronistic air throughout all its aspects, starting with the solemn playing of the British national anthem at the show’s beginning. Getting into this late-19th-century mindset is perhaps advisable if one wants to comfortably enjoy a musical whose Japanese characters have names such as Nanki-Poo...
...Once you reach that politically-incorrect mindset, the play is a delight. The story concerns a young man of the Japanese town Titipu, Nanki-Poo (Jonas A. Budris ’06), who tries to woo Yum-Yum (Annie E. Levine ’08) away from her fiancé Ko-Ko (W. Brian C. Polk ’09). Rather inconveniently, Ko-Ko also happens to be both Yum-Yum’s guardian and the Lord High Executioner of Titipu, with a quota to meet...
...home. He has a story to tell." Before confronting Grendel, he strips himself naked. (Battling in the buff is a major motif this year, in 300 and Eastern Promises.) As Beowulf leaps from one end of the Hall to the other, the movie treats you to more cutesy-poo hide-the-penis shots than in Bart's skateboard ride in The Simpsons Movie...
Braff said a Broadway-style episode of the show called “My Musical” was his favorite since it let him “sing about poo,” and he talked of the show’s popularity among young audiences, saying that “if they had the little Nielsen boxes” in college dorms, “we might still...