Did you know?
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T.H. Oughts
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I bet just before you posted this thread you thought.
Yourself - Don't post that thread
Your inner voice - Everyone will understand what I mean.
Yourself - No they won't.
Yourself - Don't post that thread
Your inner voice - Everyone will understand what I mean.
Yourself - No they won't.
Spinaroonie
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How old is it, Nasty?
T.H. Oughts
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Sorry buddy I could not help myself...... I've been reading to many thread tonight....... we love ya babenasty said:
Bindii
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nasty said:
Actually Charles Crapper didn't invent the toilet. This is from
http://www.theplumber.com/crapper.html
Myth: Thomas Crapper invented the toilet.
Fact: No one in the know about Thomas Crapper would ever make this statement. In his research, Grabowski has created a detailed history of Crapper's business life. The man holds nine patents, four for improvements to drains, three for water closets, one for manhole covers and the last for pipe joints. Every patent application for plumbing related products filed by Crapper made it through the process, and actual patents were granted.
The most famous product attributed to Thomas Crapper wasn't invented by him at all. The "Silent Valveless Water Waste Preventer" (No. 814) was a symphonic discharge system that allowed a toilet to flush effectively when the cistern was only half full. British Patent 4990 for 1898 was issued to a Mr. Albert Giblin for this product.
There are a couple of theories on how Thomas Crapper came to be associated with this device. First, is that Giblin worked for Crapper as an employee and authorized his use of the product. The second, and more likely scenario, says Grabowski, is that Crapper bought the patent rights from Giblin and marketed the device himself.
Cotedebeaune
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Re: Re: Did you know?
I can now consider my education is complete LOL
Bindii said:
I can now consider my education is complete LOL
Cotedebeaune
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Summa cum laude
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Bindii, people accuse me of knowing far more than I should, but that well-referenced, paragraphs-long dissertation on the origin of the toilet was completely beyond the sphere of my ken. You're so ridiculously knowledgeable it's downright sexy. How did you do that?
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Roughly translates as "those that orgasm noisily"
Natalie Nessus
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Bindii said:
Bindi
for one not here long you have attracted a following I love it.Of course you may be here before?
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An answer, perhaps?
Bindii
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Nessus said:
Bindi
Of course you may be here before?
No I'm only a newbie, but am enjoying getting to know all of the marvelous people here at Lit. I'm a social person by nature so this is right up my alley. The high number of posts that I have though can be attributed to the abc game thread (I think I need theraphy!) not intelligent, informative postings....sad but true!
You are certainly popular, I enjoy reading your posts!
Natalie Nessus
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Bindii said:
No I'm only a newbie,
You are certainly popular, I enjoy reading your posts!
Me? Popular!
You must be the new person so I welcome you it is good
Natalie Nessus
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Bindii said:
Thanks Nessus!
Yes
this establish it, you are new you would know if not
