Disgust
Disgust verb - To cause to feel disgust.
Mad
Mad verb - To make angry.
Both words in one sentence
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Torgue's Campaign of Carnage where Mad Moxxi makes some innuendo that relates cunnilingus to literal cannibalism, and manages to disgust herself.
Source: Beneath the Mask -
A parody by either MAD or Cracked showed God taking the form of a (female) stripper who gives lap dances, much to the Joan character's disgust.
Source: Divine Race Lift - They put such an emphasis on preserving their magical abilities that when children who exhibited weaker ars magus aptitude started being born, members resorting to incest and inbreeding in the mad delusion they would get stronger, much to the disgust of the other families.
Source: Royal Inbreeding
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