"well crap" is not considered a grammatically correct sentence in written English.
It is a slang phrase that is commonly used in spoken English, but it is not appropriate for formal writing. Example: "I was supposed to be at work an hour ago, but I overslept. Well crap, now I'm going to be late."
"Well, crap," went his acceptance speech.
Now, it is a girl, so be nice because she could be a bit … well, crap".
That's what my husband calls occasions aggressively marketed at us by retailers, ones which may once have been personal and charming, but which are now commercial and, well, crap.
7.4kgs of that was accounted for by urine, and an estimated 1.8kgs by, well, crap, but that still leaves a whopping 7.52 kilos of mass that just vanished into thin air.
In The Ex-PM, Micallef plays Andrew Dugdale who, having recently lost an election, presumably did not handle well the "crap advice".
As it happens, we didn't and the future turned out to be a much more drab and roundabouty affair than we initially anticipated, an unhappy occurrence that leads us to the more dystopian flip side of Slough: Aberrantly high crime rates, 'The Slough Stench' and that unshakable feeling that everything is – well – slightly crap.
But even if Twitter didn't want to explicitly discuss the problem of trolls and bullies on its platform, it may be hoping the expansion to 280 characters encourages people to tweet less, well, "shouty crap".
I too have held prog-as-exemplified-by-Yes-and-Genesis with smug derision for being all of the above and, well, just crap.
However, because of the outrage of the island's citizens, or because Voice Link, well, is "crap", based on many reports from the Fire Island customers including everything from poor sound quality to a lack of basic data applications, and not to mention the story has been getting attention in the national media, Fire Island will now supposedly get 'lit' with fiber optics by next Memorial Day, 2014.
