Guillotine Toilets

oh fer christ sake . . . three pages about toilet seats? . . . . hang in there guys, spring is right around the corner :D

See, you were like the first reply to this, and I told you this thread had substance.
Page 4 baby:sifone:
Sean even managed to get a pic of my boat into the thread.
And I know you'll keep reading.
For the record, we did get out today and made a run up to lake Pleasant to poke around. Pretty cool going through the middle of the desert like that. Truly beautiful sights.
Also cruised through Scottsdale and the Popagos Butte park.
Very cool.

I think I recognize stecz's handwriting :26::26::26:(somebody had to ):sifone:

Can you tell he's a south paw??
 
:smilielol5: I laughed


:confused: I cried


:nopity::nopity: I sympathized



:party: Still I wanted more


Funny, funny stuff.
 
I'm still confused about women trying to pee standing up. I don't think I ever tried. How'd that work out for you Barb?

I'm still laughing though remembering the guys in college with our "guillotine toilet" :D
 
The "old town" part of Scottsdale is very nice - you could spend hours just walking from shop-to-shop and bar-to-bar. Attractive women - but I swear there's not a woman over 40 who hasn't had some kind of "work" done.

The toilet seats were really rather ordinary, as I recall...;)
 
why . . . why . . . . why oh why do i keep checking on this thread? . . . . being sucked into its evil whirling vortex . . . :ack2:
 
Speaking of evil vortices, I was in a public restroom yesterday using the stall. Being the polite guy that I am, I employed a "courtesy flush". Little did I know I was sitting on one of those max-power, high-velocity toilets. It was startling yet mildly refreshing- and oddly refreshing, all at the same time.

Sitting down has its perils too.
 
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