shit or get off the pot not polite
piss or get off the pot not polite

Been thinking I'd tell him to shit or get off the pot.

Scratched on the wall it says, Shit or get off the pot.

As they say in the vernacular, either shit or get off the pot.

I was particularly offended by his comment to 'shit or get off the pot'.

Shit or get off the pot,' she said.

Certainly I felt that with Days it was shit or get off the pot, and I'm glad - and relieved!

"Shit or get off the pot" is a common English language colloquial expression, used to imply a person should follow up their stated intentions with action.

Tarleton was motioning for caution, but Barton shook his bead it was time to shit or get off the pot.

Another alternative to "If you won't shake your bootie, get off the dance floor" is "Shit or get off the pot."

When the General finally did call, a thoroughly agitated Nixon told the architect of the Normandy landings that it was time to "shit or get off the pot."

When Mrs. Eames's daughter diedbefore Dr. Larch could operate on her and without her having further words with him (beyond the 'Shit or get off the pot!'

We say, "Shit or get off the pot;" but I expect that sort of talk offends your senses, so I don't use it around you: Ray shrugged and went back to his paper.

We gotta shit or get off the pot here, kids. . . a few more miles and we'll be under attack "Sixty seconds, " the crew navigator, Captain Alicia Kellerman, announced.

DOCTOR LARCH-- SHIT OR GET OFF THE POT!

Nixon enquired if the general would be able to make a decision on whether to keep him as the running mate immediately after the broadcast, and when Eisenhower equivocated, he angrily burst out: "General, there comes a time in matters like this when you've either got to shit or get off the pot."

To put it crudely he should piss or get off the pot."

They'd better piss or get off the pot.

The Intelligence officer gestured impatiently, as if to say,Piss or get off the pot.

Piss or get off the pot," snapped Ruby Bee. "

He also said that he was a Catholic, but he still wished the Pope would piss or get off the pot as far as Rome being declared an open city.