
that was years ago, mind
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Tue 3 Jul 2012, 14:11,
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because the flush was never strong enough to shift my logs off the platform.
Exasperating. No wonder Europe is on it's knees.
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Tue 3 Jul 2012, 14:42,
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Exasperating. No wonder Europe is on it's knees.


I thought you meant an overhead platform for others to inspect YOU. Or is that just Soviet Russia?
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Tue 3 Jul 2012, 15:26,
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When I was a student, my diet was lacking in fibre, so my sturdy British turds used to push me off the seat. A most uncomfortable circumstance, hence the need to aim straight down the hole.
e.g. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flush_toilet#Washout_toilet
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Tue 3 Jul 2012, 15:42,
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e.g. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flush_toilet#Washout_toilet

I don't like the look of those Anglo-Indian ones. I'm not against the idea of squatting, it's just that I can't even look at a picture of one without getting an urge to go and wash my feet.
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Tue 3 Jul 2012, 15:56,
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"Und bring your calipersh".
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Tue 3 Jul 2012, 15:45,
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normal bogs vs. the shit-shelf.
I saw an Italian workplace that had three cubicles - two normal bogs and a hole-in-the-floor type. Though I understand that may be the fashion for certain strict orthodox religious types that forego bare arse/seat contact. Probably some ancient warning about dead legs or bog-skiving that now requires your whole family to be put to death.
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Tue 3 Jul 2012, 15:47,
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I saw an Italian workplace that had three cubicles - two normal bogs and a hole-in-the-floor type. Though I understand that may be the fashion for certain strict orthodox religious types that forego bare arse/seat contact. Probably some ancient warning about dead legs or bog-skiving that now requires your whole family to be put to death.