UnatcoAgent
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Originally posted by: Bootprint
Originally posted by: SethK28
Originally posted by: Bootprint
Just think you wouldn't of had this problem if you swallowed your pride and went fishing for it before flushing...
Well I had a bean burrito for dinner the night before, so I dont think pride was at stake. It was nasty as hell, one of those ones where the water turns solid brown, that in combination with the shear amount of toilet paper in there, hell I would have been fishing for minutes.
But if you found something, you could just squeeze. When you find something that doesn't melt in your hand
Yeah I thought about that, but then well I just couldnt bring myself to do it
I put a new roll on before I shat, but I guess it didnt click in place. So when I went to tear off the paper it snapped off landed in my lap and before I had a chance to grab it, it fell between my legs.
Originally posted by: SethK28
Originally posted by: Bootprint
Just think you wouldn't of had this problem if you swallowed your pride and went fishing for it before flushing...
Well I had a bean burrito for dinner the night before, so I dont think pride was at stake. It was nasty as hell, one of those ones where the water turns solid brown, that in combination with the shear amount of toilet paper in there, hell I would have been fishing for minutes.
I find amusement from this story btw. You should have tried to fish it out with a coat hanger or a stick or something, you wouldn't have had to use your hand or anything. Now it is too late. The plumber will have to get it out, and don't take anymore dumps in there or it could back up on your floor....not THAT would be amusing to hear about.
HomeBrewerDude
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- Jan 18, 2001
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HomeBrewerDude
Lifer
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moral of the story: putting sh!t off just makes the sh!t pile up.
Let us know how everything 'comes' out.
Let us know how everything 'comes' out.
BillGates
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Look on the side of the base of the toilet (below and behind where you sit).... You'll probably see a curvey "S" shaped section. The holder probably got that far and was unable to turn the "corner" and is now wedged there. Ultimately you could drain the beast completely, unbolt the toilet from the floor, remove the obstruction, add a new wax ring, reassemble, and be good as new. Total time, aboot 1 hour; total cost, $5-$10 if you have most of the required tools (not many).
Make sure you're prepared for extra spills even if you've drained everything, so pick up rugs, clothes, small animals, etc before disassembling everything.
Be a MAN!!
Make sure you're prepared for extra spills even if you've drained everything, so pick up rugs, clothes, small animals, etc before disassembling everything.
Be a MAN!!
Schadenfreude
Lifer
- Dec 28, 2001
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You sir, are an idiot.
This is coming from a guy who managed to almost burn the apartment down with a microwave yesterday . . ..
This is coming from a guy who managed to almost burn the apartment down with a microwave yesterday . . ..
If it hasnt been said already replace your toilet for under a hundred bones... its still in the toilet not in the pipes
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