The phrase "a shit like a" is not correct and is not typically usable in written English.
It may be intended as a colloquial expression, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure for formal or standard written communication.
Example: "He made a mess that looked like a shit like a cow would leave."
Alternatives: "a mess like a" or "something like a".
Most people who work in film don't give a shit, like I give a shit.
Another work in the Biennial shows a man holding aloft a long piece of shit, like a sacred offering or a salami, to four nude men.
His poem Animals Are Passing From Our Lives resonated with me: in it a pig describes with self-admiration his trip to market, and how the boy driving him along believes that any moment I'll fall on my side and drum my toes like a typewriter or squeal and shit like a new housewife discovering television, or that I'll turn like a beast cleverly to hook his teeth with my teeth.
It's nothing like Mötley Crüe or anything, but I've seen some weird shit, like a girl screwing herself with a bottle.
We couldn't even walk down the street eating ice cream without seeing crazy shit like a taxi driver pulling a pistol on a kid or being threatened with the unpleasant prospect of bodily mutilation.
OK, so, back then, if you wanted to make some shit, like a fucking sculpture of a naked dude or a naked bitch, you could but it had to fit the taste of whoever was paying.
This is not a sport for the humorless it is, after all, a bunch of amateurs diving around a field constantly getting interrupted by shit like a dizzy bat spin and Seinfeld trivia.
Our hero, Moses John Boyegaa, commanding) fells an alien that drops to earth: a strange, bald beastie which looks "like a monkey fucked a fish" and smells "like a shit did a shit" and is initially written off as just another dangerous dog.
The spray only intensifies it makes it smell like someone took a shit on a pine tree.
