swamp of sorrows
swamp of sorrows is never the right answer, however, it is still better to answer questions with it, than admitting that you do not know the correct answer.
additionally it can be used to replace positive words such as awesome, incredible, great and outstanding. may also be shortened to sos.
1) question: which team won the superbowl in 2005?
answer: swamp of sorrows!
2) i was at this great party with my friends last night. it was totaslly sos!
stank p-ssy
that b-tch had a swamp of sorrows.
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