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https wrote:
train toilets
Jun-21-2015 05:48 AM
Jun-20-2015 10:59 PM
3oaks wrote:Campfire Time wrote:Or he could still be laughing while thinking to himself "that guy actually believed me". :B as they parted company.2012Coleman wrote:
It's totally possible that he was pulling your chain.
Most likely the guy simply hadn't taken his meds that day. Or for years...
Jun-20-2015 02:19 PM
Jun-20-2015 12:21 PM
sdianel wrote:
there are many ordinances against dumping waste. If someone in law enforcement catches him he's likely to get fined!
Jun-19-2015 10:22 AM
3oaks wrote:Campfire Time wrote:Or he could still be laughing while thinking to himself "that guy actually believed me". :B as they parted company.2012Coleman wrote:
It's totally possible that he was pulling your chain.
Most likely the guy simply hadn't taken his meds that day. Or for years...
Jun-19-2015 10:03 AM
Campfire Time wrote:Or he could still be laughing while thinking to himself "that guy actually believed me". :B as they parted company.2012Coleman wrote:
It's totally possible that he was pulling your chain.
Most likely the guy simply hadn't taken his meds that day. Or for years...
Jun-19-2015 09:20 AM
Sport45 wrote:
Of course his analogy goes all wonky once you realize the toxic substances that are being transported don't leave the train. It's not like leakage is allowed or tolerated.
Jun-19-2015 09:17 AM
mowermech wrote:
Many years ago, when I used to ride trains, there was a sign in the lavatory that said "DO NOT FLUSH TOILET WITHIN ONE MILE OF STATION!"
I wondered about that until the first time I used the toilet. When I flushed it, I could look right through the valve and see the ground rushing past. It just dumped on the tracks!
Of course, now they have holding tanks. I think...
Maybe that's what this guy was remembering.
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