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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostSaw something interesting piss related on TV the other day.
Bruce Perry was travelling with nomads who herd deer (reindeer I think), some place cold. Well having a piss was fraught with danger there because as soon as they see you go they run up and lap it up. And they have antlers. After the salt apparently. And yet 5 minutes earlier he had been trying, unsuccessfully, to lasso one
They are after the salt he said, and earlier in the program did remark how salty the salted fish that they ate had tasted.
Yeah. I was chatting to a falconer once. He was explaining about the lure , and how the hawks would swoop down at 120 mph as soon as they saw a little bit of pink meat being shaken around on the falconers hand.
Then he told me about the time his favourite, 'whizz' , went missing in a large forest. As he was tracking the bird down, he got his saus out for a wee
he said ' Thats a fckng mistake I'll never make again'
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Saw something interesting piss related on TV the other day.
Bruce Perry was travelling with nomads who herd deer (reindeer I think), some place cold. Well having a piss was fraught with danger there because as soon as they see you go they run up and lap it up. And they have antlers. After the salt apparently. And yet 5 minutes earlier he had been trying, unsuccessfully, to lasso one
They are after the salt he said, and earlier in the program did remark how salty the salted fish that they ate had tasted.
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The only slight accident I've had is sitting on a friend's wooden (oak!) bog seat and cracking it.
Why can't one get titanium bog seats?
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This is exactly why modern building regulations mandate toilets.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostDoing a stinky poo in a small office, where the ladies can hear the machine gun chatter followed by the heavy artillery thunder and the re entry and splashdown, is a definate no-no.
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Doing a stinky poo in a small office, where the ladies can hear the machine gun chatter followed by the heavy artillery thunder and the re entry and splashdown, is a definate no-no.
But then you invest all of your hopes in a pub poo, only to find the pub closed, but you gotta go, then you must suffer years of humiliation.
tell me about it
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Male turds are disgusting. Female ones much less so. Can' think why.
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I've learned a thing or two recently about cryptosporidium that I didn't need to know.
Cryptosporidium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In this case, you need to "split the winnings" and do a "standy up wee" before you leave the bathroom, directing your flow to the skid marks. Known as a piss-chisel, or in polite company a "yellow toilet brush"Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostI've never understood that attitude somepeople have towards the bog brush.
Its used only on the toilet, you don't have to handle the bristles.
The place I was renting for my last gig didn't have a bog brush, i ended up having to line the toilet with paper before having a tulip just to make sure there were no skid marks.
Hope this helps.
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The toilet brush is not utilised efficiently because it is doing nothing most of the day. It is far more efficient to double up the use and use it on the dishes.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostI've never understood that attitude somepeople have towards the bog brush.
Its used only on the toilet, you don't have to handle the bristles.
The place I was renting for my last gig didn't have a bog brush, i ended up having to line the toilet with paper before having a tulip just to make sure there were no skid marks.
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Oh bloody hell, don't remind me of that bank.Originally posted by zeitghostWHS.
Some of the esteemed customers are less than hygenic.
Not to mention the ones who find it essential to stand on the seat.
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Yep, I prefer a billable dump too.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostMust admit I find it strange that women seem to think that dumping is uncool. My Mrs has got a thing thats its embarrasing to go during work time.
Personally, I try and hold it in till I get to the office !!!!
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Must admit I find it strange that women seem to think that dumping is uncool. My Mrs has got a thing thats its embarrasing to go during work time.Originally posted by doodab View PostOne of ms doodab's friends came around this morning for some sort of kiddie costume making party, while she was here she had a massive tulip that left the u bend a bit mucky. They are quite close friends, or at least spend a lot of time together, and Ms doodab is quite spectacularly offended, which I am finding hilarious.
I will concede that she could have put a bit of bleach down there.
Personally, I try and hold it in till I get to the office !!!!
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