The phrase "awful shit" is correct and usable in written English, though it is informal and vulgar.
It can be used to express strong disapproval or disappointment about something, often in a casual or conversational context.
Example: "I can't believe how awful shit the movie was; I expected so much more from it."
Alternatives: "terrible stuff" or "horrible things".
"I'm glad this is a one-night thing, so we can reveal all this awful shit about ourselves," he says.
(When Keith Baxter, who plays Hal with unforced charm, told Welles that he wanted to go on to play "Henry V," Welles responded, "Why would you want to do that? He's a most awful shit").
Rehabs hand out all sortsa awful shit like it's candy.
It is, as you would expect, a treasure trove of awful shit.
I'd tested out tons of awful shit Trump has branded with his name.
Sure, they'll gripe and argue about dumb little things, but they can do things or try things or reveal awful shit about themselves, and it doesn't elicit judgment.
It's bleak, but as with many totally awful shit-stains on the crisp linen sheets of the world, it is also laughable.
Then there's a breed of kids who just say fuck it, quit that awful lawyering shit, and start telling naked girls when and where to stick out their tongues and help shave their pubic hair into more symmetrical triangles.
Folks, this leaves only one option: refurbishing existing and building more nuclear power plants in Canada, which we know work extremely well and have had zero meltdowns or deaths or any of that awful Chernobyl shit.
(One of the best cinema experiences I have ever had came watching Paranormal Activity 2, which is obviously awful, but shitting your pants at a jump-scare in the middle of a room full of similarly tense viewers makes for a singular collective watching experience that Netflix could never rival).
(One of the best movie experiences I have ever had was while watching Paranormal Activity 2, which is obviously awful, but shitting your pants at a jump-scare in the middle of a room full of similarly tense viewers makes for a singular collective watching experience that Netflix could never rival).
