| It was a magazine, and it was coo-coo caca and the bum-bums. |
| The story turns into a musical story told by two musicians and three dancers dressed like caca. |
| Cartman uses caca as a means of getting even with parents who can't talk to their kids about drugs. |
| Of course, we know from Freud and then Lacan that everything you hand in is your own caca. |
| Amongst the summer activities organized by the Museum for its leisure groups clientele, the Museum will present a special exhibition on the history of the technologies used to evacuate pipi and caca. |
| In some legal areas, at least, the CACA enforcement of foreign judgments is now more straightforward. |
