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I get through life using logic, I'm sure it's confusing to some
Logically: Toilet paper is paper used on the toilet.
Peanuts: Are nuts in the shape of peas when out of the shell.
Then how about horseradish.
I get through life using logic, I'm sure it's confusing to some
Logically: Toilet paper is paper used on the toilet.
Peanuts: Are nuts in the shape of peas when out of the shell.
And you never did say if you're OCD on top of Being Bipolar and having Aspergers and whatever else...
I'd be interested to find out.
Then how about horseradish.
I'm surprised by how many people answered "bathroom"... It has no bath (generally)
i grew up hearing it called the bathroom. all the bathrooms in my house had toilets and bathtubs in them.
while i voted bathroom, i rarely say that. usually if i say anything at all, it will be much more graphic.
gonna go take a dump
gonna drop the cosby kids at the pool
gonna go drop a deuce
gonna go drop a load
gonna go visit the hershey highway
gonna take a leak
gonna go piss
you get the idea.
and why do all those have "take" in them when youre actually leaving something behind? ive always wondered about that.
34 out of the 103 responses so far are Neckbeards. This has to be a record.
I don't think it is, but whatever it is I'm sure I probably hold it.
you are not the first, nor the best, nor will you be the last
I don't get these references
this means ejaculate over here.
Lavatory is quite commonly used in general aviation.I think lavatory is more old English. It hasn't been used in mainstream terms for quite some time here.
If you asked 10 random Americans where the lavatory was, I'd say at least 8 would look at you funny.
Well that seems sound, based on my experience I just seem to have quite a high PPD compared to others, maybe I'm wrong...
that boggles my mind... brown turds. cosby kids. deuce? two. number two.
ejaculate? thats pretty off the wall for either of those terms. drop a load mebbe.
check mine out
It includes 4+ years of being banned
Bathroom in a house.
Toilet in a business.
Loo in London / England
Restroom in a business.
Lavatory mostly in a school.
Washroom in a factory type setting.
What do you call the room with a toilet in it?
Poll on route.
Nectoilet
shitbeard
shitter9000
halcrapper
Take your pick. Dude, you must be a Fing retard to post a thread like this. You've sunk to an all-time low. ATOT is now officail in the shitter9000.