kukai moa
1. The Hawaiian phrase meaning “chicken droppings.”
2. A phrase repurposed by famous science fiction author Robert Heinlein in his novel called “The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress,” so that apparently it has the new meaning of “good-for-nothing bureaucratic nonsense” -- especially as typical of functionaries from Earth. The novel explores numerous concepts of "rational anarchism," which might be referred to as minarchism in today's terminology.
2. A phrase repurposed by famous science fiction author Robert Heinlein in his novel called “The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress,” so that apparently it has the new meaning of “good-for-nothing bureaucratic nonsense” -- especially as typical of functionaries from Earth. The novel explores numerous concepts of "rational anarchism," which might be referred to as minarchism in today's terminology.
Stop this kukai moa!
That minister is giving me loads of kukai moa all the time.
That minister is giving me loads of kukai moa all the time.