I've just introduced a new word to the vast lexicon of the English language - HUMANURE.
It can be a noun or a verb.
It is a contraction of "human manure", ie the human waste product itself or the practice of using human waste as a garden manure.
It can be a noun or a verb.
Sentence examples, "Oo, oo, can't stop to chat, I've just got to rush out and humanure the lemon tree."
"That curry produces lots of humanure."
Dannyboy ·
Mmmmmm right o. Think you've been out in the sun a little too long.
Danny:thumb
Midlife crisis ·
Blame the heat! It has to be the heat!!
kombi69 ·
I've read some of your posts before danny, what's your excuse? Been scoring many VW chics lately?
Robo ·
Its a little bit late!! they have been using human waste (manure) for quite some time now. Australian Native Landscapes have been using the stuff for years.
Rob.. 😎