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Well, good for you.

Tomfoolery33 9 June 25
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Another day, another glass of Metamucil.

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Way too much information!

MojoDave Level 9 June 25, 2019
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It's important to inspect it, too! If it floats, you're eating too much fat! Reminds me of what Ron White said, "Did you ever take a crap so big your pants fit better?"

Time to get one of those German toilets.

@brentan I don't recommend that! Just take a quick peek before ya wipe! Lol

@brentan Never having been to Germany, I had to look up what a German toilet is.

"The simple answer is: No. This is what could be called an "urban legend", based on cultural misunderstandings, and their mass distribution through the internet.

"The more detailed answer is: German toilets used to have a design, where the feces first fell onto a "plate"-type of element, from where they were then later flushed down the tube. This type of design was (/is) called "Flachspüler" (literally „shallow-flusher“, but the technical English term is "shelf style" ).

Source: [quora.com]

@WonderWartHog99

@brentan Late model?

@WonderWartHog99 Looks unused.I had a choice of another picture with a sausage on the plate instead of a turd but I thought this one was nicer.

@brentan Looks unused.

Looks clean. As long as a person cleans their toilet there isn't anyway to tell how old it is.

@WonderWartHog99 I guess not.