I'm surprised you have conducted a thorough investigation into the science of removing feces from a blocked passage by dropping set amounts of water at a set temperature from a set height while wearing a set garment, in lieu of getting a one dollar plunger. I'd love to see the 'need for further study' section.

food

United States1951 Posts

March 05 2009 00:22 GMT

#23

pictures or it didnt happen

mikeymoo

Canada7170 Posts

March 05 2009 00:25 GMT

#24

Holy eff how often do some of you clog the toilet to figure this out? This is like the second time I've done it ever.

SK.Testie

Canada11084 Posts

March 05 2009 00:26 GMT

#25

Nasty.
Get a plunger.

lesser_good

Canada698 Posts

March 05 2009 00:27 GMT

#26

On March 05 2009 08:45 ramen247 wrote:
shit again. maybe the new shit will push the old shit down!

=D

dosent work TT_TT

niteReloaded

Croatia5282 Posts

March 05 2009 00:39 GMT

#27

On March 05 2009 09:21 micronesia wrote:
I'm surprised you have conducted a thorough investigation into the science of removing feces from a blocked passage by dropping set amounts of water at a set temperature from a set height while wearing a set garment, in lieu of getting a one dollar plunger. I'd love to see the 'need for further study' section.

The idea of using a solid object to actually make contact with teh shit is alot more repelling then simply pouring some water over it.

Doesn't the plunger get dirty? I'd throw it right away if I used it.. then buy a new one.

Water > plunger imo

Archaic

United States4024 Posts

March 05 2009 00:41 GMT

#28

What I find interesting is that in this situation, where your toilet is probably overflowing with septic water, your first reaction is to post on TL

niteReloaded

Croatia5282 Posts

March 05 2009 00:44 GMT

#29

On March 05 2009 09:41 Archaic wrote:
What I find interesting is that in this situation, where your toilet is probably overflowing with septic water, your first reaction is to post on TL

Didn't you read terms of use when registering?

In cases of emergency like this or, for example, having to use 911, you are obliged to post on TL first.
Otherwise you get IP-disney'd.

mikeymoo

Canada7170 Posts

March 05 2009 00:44 GMT

#30

Nah it wasn't overflowing, and my first reaction was to play a game of chicken with my roommate, essentially continuing to shit until one of use got fed up.
THEN I decided to post it

HeaDStrong

Scotland785 Posts

March 05 2009 00:47 GMT

#31

Happened to me twice. When I understood what just happened I was the proudest man on the world. It was like the "achievement unlocked" feeling. I just kept flushing over and over again (flush and fait for the water to go slowly away) After a crap-load of flushes I finally got that evil bastard down.

Kennelie

United States2296 Posts

March 05 2009 01:15 GMT

#32

On March 05 2009 09:16 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote:

Show nested quote +

Your poo is weak, in flesh and in spirit.

LMFAO....Im literally HAHAHA.

Kennelie

United States2296 Posts

March 05 2009 01:18 GMT

#33

I don't see how adding water works. I been through this many times and it is even worser when you plugg someone else's toilet. That's when u really feel the spiritual awakening of being a alpha male.

Kennelie

United States2296 Posts

March 05 2009 01:24 GMT

#34

Oh but I always had used a plunger for these stinky situations. Although one time I did use a toilet scrubber. Let's just say that toilet scrubber wasn't a nice site to see and even sucked more after we found out using the other end(handle) of the toilet scrubber worked tons better for the drainage.

fanatacist

10319 Posts

March 05 2009 01:46 GMT

#35

The idea of adding hot water seems practical, in the sense that the heat of the new water WOULD soften the mass, and the force of the impact of the water (especially the second bucket) would take advantage of the decreased structural integrity of the feces by forcing a strong current. However, the splatter effect, especially on a toilet that is more full than normal with feces and urine in it, is so repulsive to me. I can see it splattering around the toilet, on towels, on the sink, on the walls, all to be cleaned later or ignored and remembered every time you touch any surface. I would rather use some object and then dispose of it or wash it down (plunger).