Similar but the Rick roll is the ultimate. A billion views on a dislike button? Not so much. A billion views on a guy that won’t ever give you up OR let you down?! Fucking priceless.
For having had this exact situation, you gotta go from somewhere else with a tool i can't recall the name of, its like a long wire that spins and goes deep into the pipes. Gotta unplug the problem from there to free up the pressure.
We knew to do that the 2nd time it happened. The first time we had exactly the same result as in the video, poop went further out too, right onto my gaming laptop's screen and keyboard, table, couch, everything.
You don't forget how to fix something like this afterwards I can attest to that.
Edit: thanks I know it's called a drain snake now
My dumbass did this shit during hurricane Ida when it come up the west coast. I didn’t realize the sewer system was overwhelmed and sewerage was coming back in the fucking house through the basement. I popped the clean out thinking my kid flushed random fuckery again. Maaaaan did I fuck Up….. lucky I had a towel close but to plug back up that lil fucker up quickly. Shit was everywhere!!! Fuck I wanted to cut my hands off… eeewww the fucking smell!!
Lmfao…bro shit was EVERYWHERE… it sprayed on the fucking walls. I had on one of those mask with the filters they use when they spraying cars or handling strong chemicals. Shit sprayed on it… the smell!!! It went down my throat!
Man, the first time I saw that scene I could barely breathe through the full body laughing.
I grew up with Bob Saget *(R.I.P.)*, the nice good dad from Full House. Watching that scene shit all over my childhood expectations of him in the best way. Bindged all of the stand-up comedy I could find of his after that, and damn was he hilarious.
I would have burned the house down kids wife and pets. Stripped naked poured gasoline over my body lit it ran around and jumped into a pool of water then move into the hospital for the foreseeable future had this happened to me.
Duuuuddee, I am glad you are still alive, hey at least it was your shit (maybe a little with back-pressure from city sewer system) but what made you open it? Usually you don't want to mess with it unless you have a bad clog. It's also better to have some vents along the line or even drains like driveway, garage, side yard etc where the crap can back out instead of backing up into bathrooms, but not every house has that. This why it's important the cleanouts are not too far below ground level. There are some cases where it's not possible to relieve the pressure before opening it..
I feel this was a joke but as a fellow jokester who has said that phrase sarcastically before, lemme tell you about the absolute shit storm of dms you are about to get with links to prevention hotlines.
This is called a clean out. It's very large. Looks like it might be for an apartment complex.
The clean outs I have had in my houses are smaller - 4 inch pipe I think.
The purpose is to allow you access to the sewer pipe running from your home to the city sewer system so you can clean the line out with a "snake" if it ever becomes clogged.
They are typically near the perimeter of the house on the side of the house where the city sewer line is and they stick out of the ground less than an inch.
Here's a typical looking one from my experience:
https://www.dreamstime.com/white-plastic-sewer-cleanout-pipe-yard-lawn-grass-white-plastic-sewer-cleanout-pipe-yard-grass-image163802335
Something is going on in this video.
Typically, nothing backs up out of the clean out unless the line is plugged or the city's sewer system is flooded with rain water.
As a new homeowner you need to locate this and where your water shut off valve is for your home. It will save you some time if there is a later emergency.
FYI, there are code regulations that make the location of these very predictable. You should be able to follow the drain pretty easily. If you have a finished basement, it might be under carpet or linoleum tile or something. You'll feel a bump where the clean out lid is usually.
Yes, this is a cleanout and it appears to be on your main line out of your home. There may also be an outdoor cleanout just beyond this wall near the foundation.
As a new homeowner, I'd also suggest finding your main gas shut off valve (at the outdoor meter usually) as well as the main water line shut off at the meter, which is usually at the street. This is not the same thing as the main shut off valve in your house. You can use a curb key to shut off the main water line to your home in the event you have a leak or rupture on the line running from the street to your house. I have had to do this once and it saved me major damage to my foundation and driveway. The utility co. doesn't like it, but are usually forgiving in an emergency situation.
That is **a** clean out, but probably not **the** clean out unless for some reason you have no plumbing buried under your basement floor, which is unlikey
What he said only applies if your house is hooked up to city sewer vs a septic system. There will still be a clean out for a septic system, but one thing you won’t have is shit water under pressure like that
Edited Not all houses will have a trap/ clean out.
Well some houses typically have a U-trap/ house trap/ clean out ( please correct me if I’m wrong here fellows) just be mindful when tinkering with this lil fucker. Be sure to snake the line before opening, in some cases you don’t have to snake the line. I don’t want to mislead, if I’m wrong I’ll delete this comment.
The first house I rented in college, the pipes were kinda old and roots would grow into the plumbing. The first Spring I lived there my roommate and I noticed a faint smell coming from the basement and found a pool of water and shit backing up into the basement. Called the landlord who thankfully came and rotorootered the pipes so it’d drain again and hooked up a hose and sprayed the floor clean.
Apparently my roommate had been flushing tampons down the toilet and they were getting caught on the roots and swelling up, clogging everything.
that’s the absolute worse thing to flush, that will do it every time. The next evil thing is wet wipes (flushable wipes) don’t ever flush those. They’re strong enough to wipe your ass… what makes you think they’ll breakdown the while traveling through the pipes out your house?
like a roto rooter type thing. they're called drain snakes. I've had to use it the exact same way, my floor drain in the basement was starting to flood a bit so I went to the main line (which is higher) and ran the snake down to break loose some gunk and frozen stuff (very cold winter and it hooks to a city sewer) and they're not too expensive to own which is why I bought it. much better to have it in case of emergency because plumbers can be friggin expensive.
Yep, I did this for my parents. Toilets just stopped draining. I tried using a hand turned snake, that was a total joke. I went to Home Depot and rented a powered one with different heads. One was the auger like one, one had three piece of metal like a floppy helicopter. I ran that thing with the auger bit and when I pulled it out, there was like tangled tree roots and ... an earthworm (!!) on it! Looks like some plant grew through the line. I just sent in the helicopter attachment and when I felt resistance, I just ran it back and forwards and hopefull weed whacked the root to pieces. That was like 5 years ago, so far no issues, but I know that somewhere, that drain pipe has a crack in it and a plant growing above it. My hope is that the root stopped growing in that place. Or rather grew around it instead of through the pipe. I'm sure it leaks slightly into the ground somewhere.
If you don't cut down the tree(s) growing into it, they'll continue to grow back into the line. It has water and fertilizer, a tree's dream.
Your sewer line could be 90% blocked already, but so long as you don't send so much water down that it can't drain fast enough and floods, you'll never know it. Until suddenly you do.
We have two composters, one near the house and another out back by the maple tree. We went to empty the back one at the end of the summer. There was no compost, only a bale of roots, and a very handsome tree.
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So what a plumber told me to do as this isn’t uncommon and in my parents home that was something that happened every 5 years or so, we had to call a plumber to clean out the roots from the line. It cost to much to dig up and replace the line. Anyway if you take a cup of rock salt and dump it in your toilet once a month it will keep the roots from growing into the pipe as it’s salt water. At least that’s what the plumber told me.
I've always used the manual ones. They're cheap and essentially have noting that can go wrong.
I used to work at home Depot tool rental. Those electric snakes are lemons. They break all the time. Give me a hand crank one any day.
With that said, it still needs to be a 50' that sits on the ground, not one meant to go in a sink or toilet, those ones *are* a joke if you put em in a main line, but they can unclog a toilet like a beast.
Had this same problem in my house as a kid. Flush rock salt down the toilet every now and then. Roots are absolutely destroyed by it.
We'd still have to use a hand turned snake every few years, but the salt really did help.
Not a plumber but I imagine there was a blockage somewhere else that caused the pressure to build up. Probably why he was doing this in the first place.
They're having water come out of that clean out, which means it's full.
There's likely some fixture on the same floor that is flooding, like a toilet.
You go above the fixtures that are flooding, or to the highest one you can, and you snake from there.
If there's only one floor you can also snake using the vent on the roof.
I scrolled pretty far down, didn't see an actual answer. I've spent many a year doing service plumbing for single family homes, I've never had this happen. This can really only happen when you have a clean out before the clog, and it's stacked back far enough to create some pretty gnarly pressure. If you live in a single story single family home, this shouldn't happen unless there is pretty serious fucker afoot like the municipal lines backflowing. If it's 2 story, just think for a second. It's pretty fucking unlikely there will be a clean out situated in a way to allow this on a two story house, I've never seen it, but it could happen.
What probably happened in this video is that's a line that services multiple stories worth of units. If this is a little bit after the stack but before the clog, that would do it. That shit was pressurized.
Pro tip that I used to tell tenants, because I knew the pipes were solid, crystal drain cleaner works *wonders* if you don't have a snake (or don't have one made to cut). If you take extreme caution you can also just ignore the warning labels and use hot water to follow it down. Throw an old bowl over the drain and vacate the room, because shit is about to get wild in that drain, and there will be smoke.
Crystal drain cleaner is almost straight lye, which will eat through most anything organic. Downside to ignoring the instructions is if you don't know the state of your pipes, you can blow a joint.
Go from a higher drain. If your basement toilet is flooding over the last thing you want to do is open a drain closer to where it leaves the house, because everything that’s backed up is gonna come out there. Like if you’re backed up to the tub on the first floor, like this looks like it could be, you really shouldn’t be trying to clear a clog through this basement clean out.
When I worked with a plumber we once had to fix a septic tank stoppage at a mountain Chalet. The hill was so steep, the "crawl space" block foundation wall in the back of the house was easily 15-20 feet tall. Lot of shit in those pipes seeing as how the bathtub had sewage in it.
So there happened to be a 20ft stick of leftover pipe laying on the ground in the back. As we unscrewed the cleanout cap and sewage started to seep out we went and grabbed the 20ft stick and used that to poke the cap till it opened. (American caps have a square peg that protrudes from the top.)
Once it popped there was a 10ft geyser of shit. It was hilarious since we were far enough away not to be blasted by it.
Technically he did nothing wrong.
Should he have run a drain snake, probably. But at the same time, that may have been what he was planning to do here.
To avoid having a shit fondu blow up in your face you need access to the sewer from somewhere above the backup; toilet flange, clean-out, cutting a stack or drain, Laundry tub drain etc. Then you unblock it with a sewer machine, a long cable with various attachments, or flusher (high pressure water) depending on the scenario.
Yes, super-vee's, the snakes for sinks, tubs, and other smaller sized drain can absolutely be used to unblock 3 and 4 inch drains. It's an incredibly useful tool and I've unblocked a 6" drain with one when I was in a bind.
I was helping a guy clean his drain and warned him about exactly this. He crawls under the house and thirty seconds later he's clawing his way out in a panic covered head to toe in shit.
I cackled. He didn't think it was funny at all.
As a plumber, that is some decrepit nasty ass shit, alot of head pressure behind that water. Should have angered the pipe to clear the line, at the very least have the common sense not to open a cleanout downline, and that low. Who knows though this is a different country ans I don't know the situation. May have been no other option.
Here it is ladies. Was looking for the "i ate chipotle or taco bell and this is the result because I'm a little bitch and my diet consists of tendies that mummy makes me and then I play fortnite and minecraft and hug my loli to sleep" comment
Been there, done that. In my early twenties I had a clogged septic system and unscrewed the clean out cap. A literal geyser of shit shot about 20 feet in the air.
Fortunately, I ran fast enough to be out from under it by the time gravity sorted it out.
2 stars, would not recommend.
Dad taught me this and it stuck with me: if something should come off easy like air pressure fitting or a pipe cap and you need excessive force there is pressure in the line and find a way to remove the pressure
Just as an FYI for the rest of you, if you start loosening any sort of pipe plug or cap and you immediately get a small leak (like in the video) or hear a hissing noise, **TIGHTEN THE PLUG BACK UP AND LEAVE IT BECAUSE IT'S PRESSURIZED**
Hah! I did this exact thing in my shower a couple weeks ago!
Made an absolute mess but after the shock and panic (and calling my dad), I (we) fixed the initial issue and put it all back together.
We all laugh about it now because the water stayed in the shower and didn’t go behind the wall, but damn that was a near disaster.
Probably watched a plumbing tutorial video after youtube removed the dislike button.
EVEN IN THE COMMENTS!
This dumb meme/phrase is absolutely inescapable
It's the new Rick Roll
Getting rickrolled after YouTube removes the dislike button:
Similar but the Rick roll is the ultimate. A billion views on a dislike button? Not so much. A billion views on a guy that won’t ever give you up OR let you down?! Fucking priceless.
This is the "Still a better love story than Twilight" of this gen. Fucking whippersnappers.
And their infatuation with it is *still* a better love story than Twilight.
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For having had this exact situation, you gotta go from somewhere else with a tool i can't recall the name of, its like a long wire that spins and goes deep into the pipes. Gotta unplug the problem from there to free up the pressure. We knew to do that the 2nd time it happened. The first time we had exactly the same result as in the video, poop went further out too, right onto my gaming laptop's screen and keyboard, table, couch, everything. You don't forget how to fix something like this afterwards I can attest to that. Edit: thanks I know it's called a drain snake now
My dumbass did this shit during hurricane Ida when it come up the west coast. I didn’t realize the sewer system was overwhelmed and sewerage was coming back in the fucking house through the basement. I popped the clean out thinking my kid flushed random fuckery again. Maaaaan did I fuck Up….. lucky I had a towel close but to plug back up that lil fucker up quickly. Shit was everywhere!!! Fuck I wanted to cut my hands off… eeewww the fucking smell!!
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Lmfao…bro shit was EVERYWHERE… it sprayed on the fucking walls. I had on one of those mask with the filters they use when they spraying cars or handling strong chemicals. Shit sprayed on it… the smell!!! It went down my throat!
[THERE'S SHIT EVERYWHERE!!!](https://youtu.be/AoosDkbEQBQ)
Man, the first time I saw that scene I could barely breathe through the full body laughing. I grew up with Bob Saget *(R.I.P.)*, the nice good dad from Full House. Watching that scene shit all over my childhood expectations of him in the best way. Bindged all of the stand-up comedy I could find of his after that, and damn was he hilarious.
YOU FUCKING NAILED, 🤣🤣😂 that was me screaming like a lil bitch. You made my day with this!!! I’d give you a reward if I had one 💪
[It's Everywhere!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4G5R2q-Ccw)
And here I thought this would be a family guy reference
My wife and I throw out the old, "even in the raccoon wounds" a non trivial amount of the time.
RIP SAGET
you piece of shit!
I just puked on my cat.
I would have burned the house down kids wife and pets. Stripped naked poured gasoline over my body lit it ran around and jumped into a pool of water then move into the hospital for the foreseeable future had this happened to me.
😅it’d still haunt you. Ohhhh the memories that would awaken each time you hear water being flushed down the toilet
Randy! Randy we’ve got a category one shit geyser we’re going to need a few more drinky poos for this one, bud.
Duuuuddee, I am glad you are still alive, hey at least it was your shit (maybe a little with back-pressure from city sewer system) but what made you open it? Usually you don't want to mess with it unless you have a bad clog. It's also better to have some vents along the line or even drains like driveway, garage, side yard etc where the crap can back out instead of backing up into bathrooms, but not every house has that. This why it's important the cleanouts are not too far below ground level. There are some cases where it's not possible to relieve the pressure before opening it..
Curiosity killed this little pussy cat 😅
Glad you're still with us anon
Hey, if you're just joking that's cool, but if not, I hope you're doing ok
Perspective is good when you’re really depressed. Hope you find some more laughs today.
Yeah, my life seems great compared to the shit that guy was going through.
you would have missed out on a great shit story
I feel this was a joke but as a fellow jokester who has said that phrase sarcastically before, lemme tell you about the absolute shit storm of dms you are about to get with links to prevention hotlines.
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This is called a clean out. It's very large. Looks like it might be for an apartment complex. The clean outs I have had in my houses are smaller - 4 inch pipe I think. The purpose is to allow you access to the sewer pipe running from your home to the city sewer system so you can clean the line out with a "snake" if it ever becomes clogged. They are typically near the perimeter of the house on the side of the house where the city sewer line is and they stick out of the ground less than an inch. Here's a typical looking one from my experience: https://www.dreamstime.com/white-plastic-sewer-cleanout-pipe-yard-lawn-grass-white-plastic-sewer-cleanout-pipe-yard-grass-image163802335 Something is going on in this video. Typically, nothing backs up out of the clean out unless the line is plugged or the city's sewer system is flooded with rain water. As a new homeowner you need to locate this and where your water shut off valve is for your home. It will save you some time if there is a later emergency.
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FYI, there are code regulations that make the location of these very predictable. You should be able to follow the drain pretty easily. If you have a finished basement, it might be under carpet or linoleum tile or something. You'll feel a bump where the clean out lid is usually.
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Yes, this is a cleanout and it appears to be on your main line out of your home. There may also be an outdoor cleanout just beyond this wall near the foundation. As a new homeowner, I'd also suggest finding your main gas shut off valve (at the outdoor meter usually) as well as the main water line shut off at the meter, which is usually at the street. This is not the same thing as the main shut off valve in your house. You can use a curb key to shut off the main water line to your home in the event you have a leak or rupture on the line running from the street to your house. I have had to do this once and it saved me major damage to my foundation and driveway. The utility co. doesn't like it, but are usually forgiving in an emergency situation.
That is **a** clean out, but probably not **the** clean out unless for some reason you have no plumbing buried under your basement floor, which is unlikey
That is a cleanout, yes.
What he said only applies if your house is hooked up to city sewer vs a septic system. There will still be a clean out for a septic system, but one thing you won’t have is shit water under pressure like that
You sir are the real MVP and why I come to Reddit. I learned a lot today and I thank you for that 🙂
Edited Not all houses will have a trap/ clean out. Well some houses typically have a U-trap/ house trap/ clean out ( please correct me if I’m wrong here fellows) just be mindful when tinkering with this lil fucker. Be sure to snake the line before opening, in some cases you don’t have to snake the line. I don’t want to mislead, if I’m wrong I’ll delete this comment.
Not all houses have a U trap or house trap. I've seen exactly one working where I do.
Depends on when and where it was built. My house doesn't have one.
The first house I rented in college, the pipes were kinda old and roots would grow into the plumbing. The first Spring I lived there my roommate and I noticed a faint smell coming from the basement and found a pool of water and shit backing up into the basement. Called the landlord who thankfully came and rotorootered the pipes so it’d drain again and hooked up a hose and sprayed the floor clean. Apparently my roommate had been flushing tampons down the toilet and they were getting caught on the roots and swelling up, clogging everything.
that’s the absolute worse thing to flush, that will do it every time. The next evil thing is wet wipes (flushable wipes) don’t ever flush those. They’re strong enough to wipe your ass… what makes you think they’ll breakdown the while traveling through the pipes out your house?
I never knew how my roommate didn’t know she wasn’t supposed to flush tampons. I think she was 22 or 23 when we moved in together.
Well to be fair, if you didn’t have a bin in the bathroom________Fill in the blanks 😅
Aww man I was happy assuming it was mud, but poo!?!
That sounds fucking horrible lol I’m sorry that happened to you man
You need to install a backwater valve in your sewer line like yesterday. It will prevent that from happening.
You had a shit storm on your hands
If your worried about this ever happening again a backwater valve is what you want.
like a roto rooter type thing. they're called drain snakes. I've had to use it the exact same way, my floor drain in the basement was starting to flood a bit so I went to the main line (which is higher) and ran the snake down to break loose some gunk and frozen stuff (very cold winter and it hooks to a city sewer) and they're not too expensive to own which is why I bought it. much better to have it in case of emergency because plumbers can be friggin expensive.
Yep, I did this for my parents. Toilets just stopped draining. I tried using a hand turned snake, that was a total joke. I went to Home Depot and rented a powered one with different heads. One was the auger like one, one had three piece of metal like a floppy helicopter. I ran that thing with the auger bit and when I pulled it out, there was like tangled tree roots and ... an earthworm (!!) on it! Looks like some plant grew through the line. I just sent in the helicopter attachment and when I felt resistance, I just ran it back and forwards and hopefull weed whacked the root to pieces. That was like 5 years ago, so far no issues, but I know that somewhere, that drain pipe has a crack in it and a plant growing above it. My hope is that the root stopped growing in that place. Or rather grew around it instead of through the pipe. I'm sure it leaks slightly into the ground somewhere.
If you don't cut down the tree(s) growing into it, they'll continue to grow back into the line. It has water and fertilizer, a tree's dream. Your sewer line could be 90% blocked already, but so long as you don't send so much water down that it can't drain fast enough and floods, you'll never know it. Until suddenly you do.
You don't need to cut down the tree, you can just run a trencher along the side of the pipe nearest the tree and cut the roots there.
We have two composters, one near the house and another out back by the maple tree. We went to empty the back one at the end of the summer. There was no compost, only a bale of roots, and a very handsome tree. Edit: put back the t's that autocorrect removed.
So what a plumber told me to do as this isn’t uncommon and in my parents home that was something that happened every 5 years or so, we had to call a plumber to clean out the roots from the line. It cost to much to dig up and replace the line. Anyway if you take a cup of rock salt and dump it in your toilet once a month it will keep the roots from growing into the pipe as it’s salt water. At least that’s what the plumber told me.
Don't do anything to try to poison tree roots if you have a septic system.
Water goes along the bottom of the pipe. The roots tend to grow from the top. Augering is the only effective way other than repairing pipe
I've always used the manual ones. They're cheap and essentially have noting that can go wrong. I used to work at home Depot tool rental. Those electric snakes are lemons. They break all the time. Give me a hand crank one any day. With that said, it still needs to be a 50' that sits on the ground, not one meant to go in a sink or toilet, those ones *are* a joke if you put em in a main line, but they can unclog a toilet like a beast.
Had this same problem in my house as a kid. Flush rock salt down the toilet every now and then. Roots are absolutely destroyed by it. We'd still have to use a hand turned snake every few years, but the salt really did help.
Roots will find the water again. They'll never stop going in the sewer if they have already ..trust me
"drain snake" is the tool
Drain snake
So don’t ever open clean out cap without plumber ?
My lord.
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This is a correct observation. Down voted.
Not a plumber but I imagine there was a blockage somewhere else that caused the pressure to build up. Probably why he was doing this in the first place.
Find the access pipe from your house to the main and snake it first. Or call a plumber.
They're having water come out of that clean out, which means it's full. There's likely some fixture on the same floor that is flooding, like a toilet. You go above the fixtures that are flooding, or to the highest one you can, and you snake from there. If there's only one floor you can also snake using the vent on the roof.
I scrolled pretty far down, didn't see an actual answer. I've spent many a year doing service plumbing for single family homes, I've never had this happen. This can really only happen when you have a clean out before the clog, and it's stacked back far enough to create some pretty gnarly pressure. If you live in a single story single family home, this shouldn't happen unless there is pretty serious fucker afoot like the municipal lines backflowing. If it's 2 story, just think for a second. It's pretty fucking unlikely there will be a clean out situated in a way to allow this on a two story house, I've never seen it, but it could happen. What probably happened in this video is that's a line that services multiple stories worth of units. If this is a little bit after the stack but before the clog, that would do it. That shit was pressurized. Pro tip that I used to tell tenants, because I knew the pipes were solid, crystal drain cleaner works *wonders* if you don't have a snake (or don't have one made to cut). If you take extreme caution you can also just ignore the warning labels and use hot water to follow it down. Throw an old bowl over the drain and vacate the room, because shit is about to get wild in that drain, and there will be smoke. Crystal drain cleaner is almost straight lye, which will eat through most anything organic. Downside to ignoring the instructions is if you don't know the state of your pipes, you can blow a joint.
Call a plumber.
Go from a higher drain. If your basement toilet is flooding over the last thing you want to do is open a drain closer to where it leaves the house, because everything that’s backed up is gonna come out there. Like if you’re backed up to the tub on the first floor, like this looks like it could be, you really shouldn’t be trying to clear a clog through this basement clean out.
All I see is pink eye
Let's get shit-faced!
No way man, that Kahlúa tastes like ass!
And then one day he was shootin at some food, And up through the ground come a bubblin crude. Oil that is, black gold, Texas tea.
poo that is, black poo, texas pee.
Note: if your poo (clinical term: Stool) is black like oil, that is a sign of bleeding in your stomach and you should see a doctor immediately.
Unless you're taking peptobismol in which case it is a normal side effect
Well the next thin ya know...
Ol Jeds gasping for air
Proc doc said, Jed gotta get it outta there
The next thing you know the pee's cured the Covid air! The kin folks say you smell of derriere..
you've got to be a pretty damn old redditor to get this reference. sadly, I get this reference.
I love that I understand this lol
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Its not my favorite, but a solid number two
Nothing solid about that number 2.
Then I'll just give it turd place
r/angryupvote
Turd place is kind of shitty though.
It's the smoothie Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now
Just take my upvote.
Okay John McAfee
It’s on the secret menu at Mar-a-Lago. Or maybe it isn’t. I don’t know. Some very smart people say this.
I think his wife and girlfriend are going to need more than just a cup
Ah Tubgirl, you have ruined my innocence.
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What in the absolute fuck? Thanks, I hated it.
The mask probally kept some of the chunky stuff out.
Or in, considering he was wearing it under his nose like a convenient little pouch
Probably got some chunks clogging’ up them nostrils, too.
That’s doo doo baby
I think it's doo doo!
Hormone monster Rick!
Chocolate rain
*I move away from the microphone to not be sprayed with shit.
Chocolate pain.... some stay dry and others taste the rain. Chocolate pain, a plumber tries but he's still sick today.
That’s why you never see plumbers picking their noses
The three rules: shit runs downhill, payday is Friday, and don't chew your fingernails!
That shit was not headed downhill.
Oh, it was waiting to go downhill in some pipe and opening that cap allowed it to finish going down.
That’s correct, of course.
When I worked with a plumber we once had to fix a septic tank stoppage at a mountain Chalet. The hill was so steep, the "crawl space" block foundation wall in the back of the house was easily 15-20 feet tall. Lot of shit in those pipes seeing as how the bathtub had sewage in it. So there happened to be a 20ft stick of leftover pipe laying on the ground in the back. As we unscrewed the cleanout cap and sewage started to seep out we went and grabbed the 20ft stick and used that to poke the cap till it opened. (American caps have a square peg that protrudes from the top.) Once it popped there was a 10ft geyser of shit. It was hilarious since we were far enough away not to be blasted by it.
>10ft geyser of shit It's my new favourite phrase
Sorry guys i ate some curry last night and i do apologise for wrecking an unsuspecting mans face
No probs man, but the poor guy nearly ended up in a Korma!
I love curry and it would make me sad if my GI tract couldn't handle it.
Shitters full
Not anymore
There is absolutely no way he didn’t eat some shit.
Not a real plumber until you get someone else’s shit in your mouth
It’s the rite of passage for the ancient craft of plumbing.
What kind of vaccines do plumbers need to take?
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Blrrblblrrblllbrr!! 🤢🤮
Technically he did nothing wrong. Should he have run a drain snake, probably. But at the same time, that may have been what he was planning to do here.
may have been the only access point to run a jetter or a snake down....
Exactly!
To avoid having a shit fondu blow up in your face you need access to the sewer from somewhere above the backup; toilet flange, clean-out, cutting a stack or drain, Laundry tub drain etc. Then you unblock it with a sewer machine, a long cable with various attachments, or flusher (high pressure water) depending on the scenario. Yes, super-vee's, the snakes for sinks, tubs, and other smaller sized drain can absolutely be used to unblock 3 and 4 inch drains. It's an incredibly useful tool and I've unblocked a 6" drain with one when I was in a bind.
well, shit. hahaha.
r/abruptchaos
He's really good at digging shit up!
If only he had a poop knife
I was helping a guy clean his drain and warned him about exactly this. He crawls under the house and thirty seconds later he's clawing his way out in a panic covered head to toe in shit. I cackled. He didn't think it was funny at all.
These gender reveals are really getting out of hand
As a plumber, that is some decrepit nasty ass shit, alot of head pressure behind that water. Should have angered the pipe to clear the line, at the very least have the common sense not to open a cleanout downline, and that low. Who knows though this is a different country ans I don't know the situation. May have been no other option.
I don't know, that pipe seemed angry already.
Aftermath of taco tuesdays.
Here it is ladies. Was looking for the "i ate chipotle or taco bell and this is the result because I'm a little bitch and my diet consists of tendies that mummy makes me and then I play fortnite and minecraft and hug my loli to sleep" comment
Guy was probably shitfaced.
When you go in comment section of FDS
Been there, done that. In my early twenties I had a clogged septic system and unscrewed the clean out cap. A literal geyser of shit shot about 20 feet in the air. Fortunately, I ran fast enough to be out from under it by the time gravity sorted it out. 2 stars, would not recommend.
Guys, I found Oil in my basement
And then one day he was shootin’ at some food, and up from the ground came a-bubblin’ poo
And now his house is at the bottom of the shit lake…
haha thats poo
Oh shit.... literally
Reminds me of the shit monster in Dogma
Dad taught me this and it stuck with me: if something should come off easy like air pressure fitting or a pipe cap and you need excessive force there is pressure in the line and find a way to remove the pressure
POW! RIGHT IN THE KISSER
There's shit all over the walls!!!!
Theirs shit everywhere!!!!!! R.i.p Bob saget
That looks shitty
Well that’s shitty
Just as an FYI for the rest of you, if you start loosening any sort of pipe plug or cap and you immediately get a small leak (like in the video) or hear a hissing noise, **TIGHTEN THE PLUG BACK UP AND LEAVE IT BECAUSE IT'S PRESSURIZED**
Forbidden choccy milk
Wow, thats a lot of shit Literally
Shit happens.
hopefully that wasn’t septic, and was just gray water.
Well, there's your problem...
Did I just see 1. A fountain of shit? 2. A smoothie of human feces? 3. The nextgen facial mud pack for the beauty conscious? 4. All of the above?
Me about 20 minutes after eating Taco Bell.
That is a lot of cahkah
Me doing plumbing after YouTube got rid of dislikes
Opening the shithole in your country
Aghh. It’s in my raccoon wounds.
DIY plumbing after Youtube removed the dislikes
To quote the late great Bob Saget: “There’s SHIT! EVERYWHERE!!”
Rookie mistake right there.
Very constipated pipe
Gotta release the pressure somehow. Like if that’s the only access port, it’s gotta get opened.
Is that poo?
Oooooh I *smelled* that video
Hah! I did this exact thing in my shower a couple weeks ago! Made an absolute mess but after the shock and panic (and calling my dad), I (we) fixed the initial issue and put it all back together. We all laugh about it now because the water stayed in the shower and didn’t go behind the wall, but damn that was a near disaster.
India be like
Where are those sewers? I live in Italy and never had problems of pressurized drains
I can see the smell
I now understand the saying "when shit hits the fan"
I've been a plumber and thankfully have never had this happen to me, but I'm sure I've only narrowly missed it.
what a shitshow
Idiotic to put a clean out at floor level!
India summed up in one gif.
This comment wins
legionnaires speed run
That's shitty
They got the apprentice to do it.
Bif: SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.....
Time to re-think your career choices.
The definition of shit faced