All The Weird Things That Happen After You Flush The Toilet
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Date: 2023-09-18
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Professor
Gotta say it Weird history you're the S#! t. Civil engineering always sounded vague but now I get it. Roads bridges and water municipalities. Fun fact my friend Maureen just bought a house in Lake County very rural has septic tank. She had to have some poor guy come and remove a t-shirt that got flushed down her toilet and was happily living its best life blocking her tank. Good times. Fun fact often the septic tank emptying company calls their trucks 'Honey Bucket septic. Hey they pay good. My friend Steve was a plumber for 28 years. I asked him if he has any pearls of wisdom and he said, I tell you thus, in all things the butthole is the boss of the body. He meant the yuck rules. Like you gotta go when you gotta go and you gotta call him if the toilet is not functioning cause all that got to go!
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Gotta say it Weird history you're the S#! t. Civil engineering always sounded vague but now I get it. Roads bridges and water municipalities. Fun fact my friend Maureen just bought a house in Lake County very rural has septic tank. She had to have some poor guy come and remove a t-shirt that got flushed down her toilet and was happily living its best life blocking her tank. Good times. Fun fact often the septic tank emptying company calls their trucks 'Honey Bucket septic. Hey they pay good. My friend Steve was a plumber for 28 years. I asked him if he has any pearls of wisdom and he said, I tell you thus, in all things the butthole is the boss of the body. He meant the yuck rules. Like you gotta go when you gotta go and you gotta call him if the toilet is not functioning cause all that got to go!
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Leslie
My ex was being childish one night when we were taking a walk and I wasn't paying attention to his Pokemon Go chatter. No hate on Pokemon Go, he KNEW I had no interest before this monent. Anyway, because I wasn't paying attention and just uh huh yeah cool answering. he said something about the heater stacks being bio waste burn off fueled. I went Cool. Wait, what?
Edit: I realized it doesn't sound childish, his behavior had been very mocking and pouty. To be clear.
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My ex was being childish one night when we were taking a walk and I wasn't paying attention to his Pokemon Go chatter. No hate on Pokemon Go, he KNEW I had no interest before this monent. Anyway, because I wasn't paying attention and just uh huh yeah cool answering. he said something about the heater stacks being bio waste burn off fueled. I went Cool. Wait, what?
Edit: I realized it doesn't sound childish, his behavior had been very mocking and pouty. To be clear.
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Taryn
I actually learned all about this after my local state Congresswoman (and former sec of state) became Water Commissioner after a couple big companies were dumping massive pollution in our water. She claimed she asked them to stop and they freely did so (I highly doubt that. After that, they stopped sending us our water report (that we got annually and make it hard to find online. Then she decided to take a large payout (I mean paycut )to be our Water Commissioner.
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I actually learned all about this after my local state Congresswoman (and former sec of state) became Water Commissioner after a couple big companies were dumping massive pollution in our water. She claimed she asked them to stop and they freely did so (I highly doubt that. After that, they stopped sending us our water report (that we got annually and make it hard to find online. Then she decided to take a large payout (I mean paycut )to be our Water Commissioner.
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Conway
Just think. the romans had plumbing like this thousands of years ago and even pumped water into the city. Indoor plumbing didnt become common in first world countries until like the 1930s. Both of my grandparents on my mom's side were born in the 30s and their families still used outhouses. My grandparents didnt have indoor plumbing until they got married and moved together in the 50s! Pretty crazy.
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Just think. the romans had plumbing like this thousands of years ago and even pumped water into the city. Indoor plumbing didnt become common in first world countries until like the 1930s. Both of my grandparents on my mom's side were born in the 30s and their families still used outhouses. My grandparents didnt have indoor plumbing until they got married and moved together in the 50s! Pretty crazy.
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Dawson
Do a video on Charles the 5th of the Holy Roman Empire. He had control of Spain and Central Europe in the 15th century. It would be interesting to talk about the feud between him and Martin Luther. He struggled to maintain him empire in the end and split it between his sons.
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Do a video on Charles the 5th of the Holy Roman Empire. He had control of Spain and Central Europe in the 15th century. It would be interesting to talk about the feud between him and Martin Luther. He struggled to maintain him empire in the end and split it between his sons.
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Displaced
Speaking of water treatment, would you consider a video on the use of fluoride in public water? You know when they started putting fluoride in the water? 1947. How's that for your world wide commie conspiracy. Next they will put it in ice cream. Children's ice cream.
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Speaking of water treatment, would you consider a video on the use of fluoride in public water? You know when they started putting fluoride in the water? 1947. How's that for your world wide commie conspiracy. Next they will put it in ice cream. Children's ice cream.
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Backroad
The Blue Man Group did a great skit on the inter-connectivity of humans that almost all of us share. The Internet? No. The sewer system!
(My view on this. Out of sight, out of mind. Once it's flushed, it's no longer my problem. That's why I pay taxes, lol)
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The Blue Man Group did a great skit on the inter-connectivity of humans that almost all of us share. The Internet? No. The sewer system!
(My view on this. Out of sight, out of mind. Once it's flushed, it's no longer my problem. That's why I pay taxes, lol)
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James
I haven't had the float flush system since the pressure switch became available in the early 80s. Just came back from the UK, and they're pumping untreated sewage into the ocean, lakes, and streams. You can't go near the water for fear of getting sick.
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I haven't had the float flush system since the pressure switch became available in the early 80s. Just came back from the UK, and they're pumping untreated sewage into the ocean, lakes, and streams. You can't go near the water for fear of getting sick.
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Kimberly
My husband designed and built sewage treatment plants. One time an emergency occurred at the plant and I had to go with him to the plant. The smell horrible! After about an hour I called my mom and told her I can t smell it anymore! I m scared!
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My husband designed and built sewage treatment plants. One time an emergency occurred at the plant and I had to go with him to the plant. The smell horrible! After about an hour I called my mom and told her I can t smell it anymore! I m scared!
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Elizabeth
My mom used to flush bleach water down their toilet much to my dad s irritation since they had a septic tank. Also my dad and brothers never flushed my toilets after they did number one. I guess old habits die hard.
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My mom used to flush bleach water down their toilet much to my dad s irritation since they had a septic tank. Also my dad and brothers never flushed my toilets after they did number one. I guess old habits die hard.
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btetschner
I am going to check out the Weird History video The History of Toilets (from the thumbnail recommendations at the end, already saw the first one) and the video Smelly Facts About London's The Great Stink of 1858!
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I am going to check out the Weird History video The History of Toilets (from the thumbnail recommendations at the end, already saw the first one) and the video Smelly Facts About London's The Great Stink of 1858!
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dkev00
A treatment plant I am familiar with, doesn t add chemicals at the end before going back to the river. The water travels through a building with banks of UV light to kill the remaining bacteria in the water.
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A treatment plant I am familiar with, doesn t add chemicals at the end before going back to the river. The water travels through a building with banks of UV light to kill the remaining bacteria in the water.
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btetschner
2: 22 The novel Morlock Night by K. W. Jeter (1979) is the first steampunk novel.
Jeter coined the term steampunk in 1987 when he was describing it and other novels by James Blaylock and Tim Powers.
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2: 22 The novel Morlock Night by K. W. Jeter (1979) is the first steampunk novel.
Jeter coined the term steampunk in 1987 when he was describing it and other novels by James Blaylock and Tim Powers.
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weird_history
How about the aging of infrastructure (mainly bridges? Maybe about the repairs and the work required, to bring infrastructure up to modern standards? Thanks for always showing up!
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How about the aging of infrastructure (mainly bridges? Maybe about the repairs and the work required, to bring infrastructure up to modern standards? Thanks for always showing up!
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xSARGEx117x
10: 12 every three years
Uhhhhhhh I think I need to go call my parents because I'm pretty sure they haven't cleared their septic tank at all since they moved in and replaced it.
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10: 12 every three years
Uhhhhhhh I think I need to go call my parents because I'm pretty sure they haven't cleared their septic tank at all since they moved in and replaced it.
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btetschner
8: 16 I saw the film Mission Impossible (1996, the first film in the franchise, at our hometown theater (which is run by my godparents.
I watched the tv series when before that.
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8: 16 I saw the film Mission Impossible (1996, the first film in the franchise, at our hometown theater (which is run by my godparents.
I watched the tv series when before that.
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btetschner
10: 04 The documentary series Arnold (2023, about Arnold Schwarzneggar's life, is fascinating and inspiring.
It's very helpful for understanding how he became such a phenomena.
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10: 04 The documentary series Arnold (2023, about Arnold Schwarzneggar's life, is fascinating and inspiring.
It's very helpful for understanding how he became such a phenomena.
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seekertosecrets
0: 53 Not really, but I had an idea.
4: 30 And they were also names of characters from Captain Planet.
4: 41 Who are you, Narrator? Madeleine now?
10: 34 Nope!
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0: 53 Not really, but I had an idea.
4: 30 And they were also names of characters from Captain Planet.
4: 41 Who are you, Narrator? Madeleine now?
10: 34 Nope!
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Glenn
I used to work in a factory that was near the local waste treatment plant. It was pretty fragrant in the summer time. After the water gets treated it is cycled into the Rock River.
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I used to work in a factory that was near the local waste treatment plant. It was pretty fragrant in the summer time. After the water gets treated it is cycled into the Rock River.
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Dethflash
Its crazy to think that less than 90 years ago my grandparents used a bed pan if they had to pee in the middle of the night and didn't want to go to the outhouse in the dark.
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Its crazy to think that less than 90 years ago my grandparents used a bed pan if they had to pee in the middle of the night and didn't want to go to the outhouse in the dark.
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