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Faeces are marshalled in the service of satire against powerful individuals and institutions, to degrade and belittle them; excreta are not on the whole used as images of celebration and festivity ...

— David R. Inglis

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If someone was to ask us to describe our daily lives, we might be hard pressed to find anything to talk about that we might say was at all interesting, because daily life suggests routine, and routine by definition involves things that are not out of the ordinary.

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