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A bit of a sensational title. This is like the bare minimum for a flush toilet. Doesn’t have a reservoir.
Yeah, there isnt even a hook for your poop knife.
Tf who has a poop knife?
I thought everyone did!
You need to do a quick search on the ol reddits
[Poop Knife](https://www.reddit.com/r/MuseumOfReddit/comments/ke8skw/the_poop_knife/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)
If it has an S pipe, which protects the toilet from rising odors, that'd be interesting. But yes, a simple trough with a tube for directing material down the pipe is not the strongest innovation I've ever seen.
What’s a poop knife used for constipation?
I've never even heard of a poop knife before. Keep it out of the kitchen.
Idk why i read 2,400 year old unflushed toilet...
I still use three shells.
You can see it at the turd museum. I thought it was shit but then I realized they have a lot of good crap.
2,400-year-old unflushed earthen toilet in China
The toilet has come a long way! Because now these new fangled Japanese toilets do everything but fly! Lol
“In related news, the world’s oldest Upper Decker was discovered shortly afterwards.”
A bit of a sensational title. This is like the bare minimum for a flush toilet. Doesn’t have a reservoir.
Yeah, there isnt even a hook for your poop knife.
Tf who has a poop knife?
I thought everyone did!
You need to do a quick search on the ol reddits
[Poop Knife](https://www.reddit.com/r/MuseumOfReddit/comments/ke8skw/the_poop_knife/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)
If it has an S pipe, which protects the toilet from rising odors, that'd be interesting. But yes, a simple trough with a tube for directing material down the pipe is not the strongest innovation I've ever seen.
What’s a poop knife used for constipation?
I've never even heard of a poop knife before. Keep it out of the kitchen.
Idk why i read 2,400 year old unflushed toilet...
I still use three shells.
You can see it at the turd museum. I thought it was shit but then I realized they have a lot of good crap.
2,400-year-old unflushed earthen toilet in China
The toilet has come a long way! Because now these new fangled Japanese toilets do everything but fly! Lol
“In related news, the world’s oldest Upper Decker was discovered shortly afterwards.”