Mud Bath

The level of pathological callousness, a nihilistic streak that would make Friedrich Nietzsche blush, the willingness to put an AR-15 to the head of the nearest vulnerable group if they don't get every last dime of the mud-bath tax credit for the likes of Kim Kardashian. ❋ Cliff Schecter (2010)

In the midst of this mud-bath, the new government - affectionately known as ConDem - is beginning to flesh out its flagship policy, the Big Society. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Stevie and Dav-O both missed but my drake hit the muddy water inches from Stevie who took a mud-bath. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I think hipplol is just shaking mud-bath off…. you guys have dirty minds. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The moment any public figure or organization enters the political arena, they've become fair game for a political mud-bath. ❋ Ann Althouse (2007)

"Merely that yonder oil-shoot turned into a mud-bath doesn't feaze him," chuckled Jack to Mark. ❋ Roy Rockwood (N/A)

Most of the children stop at the wrapping-counter before leaving the library, to tie up their books in the wrapping paper which is provided, and which saves many a book from a mud-bath on its way to or from the library. ❋ Unknown (1917)

It was almost two hours before Whinnie and I got the spring-wagon out of its mud-bath, and the load on again, and a willow fence-post lashed under the drooping axle-end to sustain it on its journey back to ❋ Arthur Stringer (1912)

"A mud-bath!" ses both of 'em, squeaking like a couple o 'silly parrots. ❋ Unknown (1903)

Where the soul comes back rejoicing From the mud-bath of the flesh ❋ Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sir, 1859-1930 (1898)

Now, Wilkins, if you want a nice mud-bath for your head, there's an elegant spot back of the stables. ❋ Charles King (1888)

How thankful I should be to Judge North for trying to purify me in that mud-bath of rascality. ❋ Unknown (1882)

A mud-bath was the full measure of his misfortune. ❋ Charles Morris (1877)

The periodic drinker takes his dive into the sensual mud-bath just at the times when eager exertion has brought on lassitude of body and mind. ❋ James Runciman (1871)

They looked as if they had at first been dragged through thorn bushes and then been given a mud-bath. ❋ Unknown (1867)