are there really such things as dingleberries?

Answer 1

For the soap and water averse, alas.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dingleberries

Answer 2

Dingleberry is a colloquial term for fecal matter stuck in small round clumps to the hair or fur around the anus. It is often found on sheep that have not been shorn for some time and in some other long-haired animals, such as Persian cats and Pomeranians.

Dingleberries occurring in humans are typically regarded as a sign of bad hygiene. Modern Japanese toilets often have a built-in bidet (a so-called washlet) that facilitates the cleansing of the anus and any hair in the immediate area.

The term is popular in both Australia and in rural America, especially the South. The term originates from the now somewhat-antiquated name for the Southern Mountain Cranberry (Vaccinium erythrocarpum).

There once existed a candy of the same name, consisting of small chocolate balls. The candy was the subject of much discussion on an episode of Late Night with David Letterman when director John Waters brought a package of it as a gift.

Answer 3

Yes there are. It is a term generally used while referring to animals I am assuming as I haven't heard that term being used for humans.

(I am assuming it is not used for humans coz they generally can't see it)

Answer 4

Yes, And their disgusting !

Answer 5

yes, they are the little pieces of poo that don't come off when you whip

Answer 6

They're on a man "down below", and you can't eat them...but you sure can lick them!!!! ;)

Answer 7

yes!

Answer 8

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yes, but they are not for eating