Well, I give them a little something extra. As you might imagine, I wouldn't think it's easy living in Out of Order's bowl.
You'll never look at your toilet the same way again.
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Well, I give them a little something extra. As you might imagine, I wouldn't think it's easy living in Out of Order's bowl.
that'll teach me to try and think like a boy! 
I keep piranhas in mine. Always an adventure while tinkling.....
Thank Gawd you don't keep Salmon...
Now, they wouldn't bother me as much as my friend Homer, the electric eel. You best make sure he's either sleeping or reading the newspaper when you go to do your business.
I am concerned becuse the right wing media have told me that I might get illegal and dangerous immigrants living in my toilet and taking away the rights of nationals to live in my toilet. I need the toilet but just don't know what to do...
I grew up using out houses so all the above could have happened. My constant problem was fighting off the wasp while trying to do my duty for the day.
One of my clients found a squirrel swimming in her toilet one morning. It didn't crawl up through the sewer, though. It came down through the vent in the attic, and decided it was bath time.
Well, squirrels are fond of nuts.
The only thing I've come across is Hudson River Whitefish. 
I had a frog in the toilet...It totally freaked me out. Thank goodness friend was around to take him outside.
That's actually kind of beautiful. I wonder where you would put it? I assume it doesn't work, unless you aren't really attached to those fish.
...she was saying just before the aliens landed, and that's when all hell broke loose in Texas
I know I shouldn't have looked, but oh how gross and disgusting. I will always look before sitting.
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I had a pet rat. it was the coolest pet EVER. her name was pippi she died of
a brain tumor a age 1.5 years (she was a lab-rat which are actualy breed to HAVE cancer)
Rats are very cool , easily domesticated, they are better then hamsters or gerbals
or ginny pigs.
I hate to hear people talk bad about rats. They are nice creatures.
in my lease , at my apartment building ...they had a note DISALLOWING pet rats;;;
hamsters, gebals, ginny pigs, even RABITS were just FINE....but not rats.
a brain tumor a age 1.5 years (she was a lab-rat which are actualy breed to HAVE cancer)
Rats are very cool , easily domesticated, they are better then hamsters or gerbals
or ginny pigs.
I hate to hear people talk bad about rats. They are nice creatures.
in my lease , at my apartment building ...they had a note DISALLOWING pet rats;;;
hamsters, gebals, ginny pigs, even RABITS were just FINE....but not rats.
...all I have to say is, if there is a rat in my crapper and I gotta go?-I'm lending a whole new meaning to the term "dump rat"....
I understand in New Zealand that toilets flush backwards (counter-clockwise). What' up with that? Thomas Crapper would not approve!
I spent time in New Zealand, part of which was checking the flush, the sink drainage, and the bathtub drainage. I'd been told because of the "coriolis effect" in the Southern Hemisphere, the drainage would run counter to the Northern. I'd been told wrong.
I mean, I did some photography and bungy-jumping too. It wasn't all about the drain holes.
