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He got it from American representatives who came over and briefed him on the same drek that was being sold to the Congress of the United States and the American people.

The art critic Hilton Kramer, for instance, seems never to have made his peace with this issue, pointing out that a lot of what's hanging in galleries is sanctified drek.

There was more sputtering at the other end of the line, at which point I decided, as the risk of being deemed a shtik drek, to take the bull by the horns: "Come on, Yale," I joshed, "you're just upset because I took out all the references to you." His response was immediate, reflecting either his delightful sense of humor or his innate competitiveness (take your pick): "It's not just that Wayne.

Mangifera indica (mango), Melia azedarach (drek), Pithecolobium saman

Die eerste twee gedigte in die kort laaste afdeling (net 4 gedigte) kan net sowel tuisgebring word onder die voorafgaande groep "natuurgedigte", en bied so 'n natuurlike brug na die slotsom waartoe Afstande kom: die onbenulligheid, en die onbeholpenheid, van die mense binne die groot bestel: "die mens in sy kapsule soos 'n bolletjie drek" ("Blou Maandag").

But the impact is certainly real, and it extends well beyond the dreaded drek of American culture--Coke, McDonald's, Hollywood--to embrace basic assumptions about the ordering of society, the family, sex roles, and sex itself.

"It's a sloppy, flaccid piece of drek," says Charles Jaco of KMOX-AM.

In The Fly and Dead Rinqers, it is junk food (itself a representation of food, food posing as itself) rather than television that generates the drek of the everyday life of popular culture.

They tell the same origin story of Ratchet & Clank battling Chairman Drek, with the same major beats and character arcs.

Bruin drek, 'n onheilige bruin, 'n kleur wat jy met die duiwel self assosieer, alhoewel hy nie in daai opgerakelde gedaante glo nie.