Who recognizes the line "shitters full"? Which film is it from?

Once I saw your first comment, it cracked me up, so I turned to my boyfriend beside me and shared it with him. Right away he understood, said it came from a film, and pulled up the scene for me. 😂 I had no clue!
 
This place isn't really aimed at a younger crowd—everyone here caught that film 40 years back, or else on television around Christmas at some point. Personally, I can't stand it: buffoon-style comedy doesn't land for me, it just grates. Yet even I can recite a good chunk of it, purely from having heard it so many times without trying.
 
randompersonrandom said:

This place isn't really aimed at a younger crowd—everyone here caught that film 40 years back, or else on television around Christmas at some point. Personally, I can't stand it: buffoon-style comedy doesn't land for me, it just grates. Yet even I can recite a good chunk of it, purely from having heard it so many times without trying.
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I adore it, and my Christmas isn't complete unless I watch it 😂😂😂
 
CandyCap said:

For my husband, I put together a fantastic Eddie-inspired outfit to wear to a huge Christmas gathering. We couldn't walk 10ft without people asking to take our picture.
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I own a pair of those oversized down-filled slipper boots. During a ski trip, I wanted to soak in the hot tub since my friend had vanished. (The hot tub was outdoors, in a backyard covered in snow.) Stepping into the snow barefoot was not an option, so I pulled on the booties, put on a hat, and wrapped myself in a robe. When I returned to the room—big fluffy down booties reaching above my ankles, a mid-thigh robe tied loosely, and a beer can in my hand—my friend burst out laughing uncontrollably. She demanded I hold the pose, took a picture, and once I laid eyes on it, I realized I was Cousin Eddie—I nearly wet my booties from laughing so hard! It was hilarious. Sadly, I got rid of the photo because I looked that absurd, but I will never forget that moment.
 
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