| There is nothing amusing about children crapping in the same water we drink and use to cook. |
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| Even the sea birds of this mysterious land insult me by crapping on my face. |
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| Atlético had not applied one of those cowardly crapping-yourself clauses, perhaps because they weren't crapping themselves. |
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| There were about five cars in there and 100 pigeons crapping all over the floor. |
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| What should be a lesson in subterfuge and double-dealing has been, in truth, a rollercoaster ride featuring a man with only amateur acting skills, winging it, crapping himself and being sussed as a mole on the first night. |
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| Roll 16 times without crapping out, and the dice will become engulfed in blue flames. |
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| People who are destructive are crapping in your oatmeal. |
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| In the tent, Rodgers asks him to write the name of his personal Gene and the major way in which the person is crapping in his oatmeal on an erasable marker board mourned in a dummy's chest. |
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| A crapping way to end the embarrassing situation first caused by two irresponsible Lance Sgt's, then a complaint from a bombardier who loved his booze. |
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