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| This is funny as heck because there was just a minor war in our local church group over this. |
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| This is truth. |
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| I've lived this photo more than once. |
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| JWR at SurvivalBlog.com did an article series recently that is very thought provoking and on point. |
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| I'll take never work again rich. |
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| Mi Tierra's in the Mercado...worth the drive. |
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| That'd be my weakness right there. |
Chicken Pot Pi... Oh, the eternal plight of men through time... the toilet seat conundrum. Try living with four sisters in a two bath house and we weren't allowed to use the parent's commode. My brother and I finally laid out terms at dinner one night, we stated: "We don't care which hole we pee through." My mother and father damned near busted a gut laughing. we never heard a peep again about the position of the seat.
ReplyDeleteCederq, I grew up in a single parent home (after age 8) with my mother and sister. I was raised under the premise that toilet's have a lid for a reason. So, this has never been an issue for me. Having said that, I find it interesting that some females of the species (especially those that claim superior intelligence) squat without verifying that the LZ is clear of obstructions such as cats, plungers, other people, porcupines, etc.
DeleteThe lid stays down at our house as well to prevent soggy cat syndrome. I recall one night one of us neglected to put the lid down in the dark. My bride goes in, also in the dark, lifts the "lid" and surprise!
ReplyDeleteJim, we are familiar with soggy cat syndrome. So far, neither The Queen nor I have experienced a late night surprise though.
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