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Here's a new thing to try with your friends and family. Take something you want to do, let's say you want to eat a sandwich.

Simply use the following guideline phrase: "I'm totally going to *verb* the shit out of that *noun*". I used it today on my wife who was less than impressed! I said "I'm going to eat the shit out of this sandwich!" then laughed and was generally amused at my own cleverness.

Then, after I was done, I casually dropped "Be right back, I'm totally going to pay the shit out of this phone bill!"

It really makes for a happy marriage!

Feel free to submit the shit out of other phrases and the circumstances which they occur in below this line:

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I am totally going to bet the shit out of you that this is gonna be fun...

Could you check the shit of that last sentence if it's grammatically correct?

Hmmmmm, first I need to look up what a "verb" and "noun" are. brb

I'm totally going to work the shit out of my job today! And then make hitz the shit out of music after that!

Someone's going to bore the sh*t out of this forum.....in a really immature stylee!

^ Yeah...YOU!

jk jk <3

I'm totally going to ignore the sh%t out of this thread.

I'm totally going to wash the shit out of that laundry.

Uh oh, double meaning.

I'm totally going to scrub the shit out of that toilet.

I don't think I know how to play this game.

timothyallan wrote:Here's a new thing to try with your friends and family. Take something you want to do, let's say you want to eat a sandwich.

Simply use the following guideline phrase: "I'm totally going to *verb* the shit out of that *noun*". I used it today on my wife who was less than impressed! I said "I'm going to eat the shit out of this sandwich!" then laughed and was generally amused at my own cleverness.

Then, after I was done, I casually dropped "Be right back, I'm totally going to pay the shit out of this phone bill!"

It really makes for a happy marriage!

Feel free to submit the shit out of other phrases and the circumstances which they occur in below this line:

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ah.. married life.. I don't envy you at all.. but understand and appreciate how you take joy in what I take for granted...
in a way.. married folks are usually more relaxed than I..
comfort is good for some people..

beats me wrote:I'm totally going to wash the shit out of that laundry.

Uh oh, double meaning.

Haha, my line of thought exactly on seeing the thread.

How about: "I'm totally gonna clean the shit out of my teeth!"

I'm totally going to fail the sh%t out of that automated translation thread attempt at humor.

3dot... wrote:

timothyallan wrote:Here's a new thing to try with your friends and family. Take something you want to do, let's say you want to eat a sandwich.

Simply use the following guideline phrase: "I'm totally going to *verb* the shit out of that *noun*". I used it today on my wife who was less than impressed! I said "I'm going to eat the shit out of this sandwich!" then laughed and was generally amused at my own cleverness.

Then, after I was done, I casually dropped "Be right back, I'm totally going to pay the shit out of this phone bill!"

It really makes for a happy marriage!

Feel free to submit the shit out of other phrases and the circumstances which they occur in below this line:

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ah.. married life.. I don't envy you at all.. but understand and appreciate how you take joy in what I take for granted...
in a way.. married folks are usually more relaxed than I..
comfort is good for some people..

You buzz killed the shit out of the point of this post.

hehe... sorry...I tend to do that.