No wonder US members can't cope with trans folk, you're too prudish to even say toilet lmfao

a reply to: InTheLight
So more in the know than in the light then
What do they call the toilet in French Quebec, la salle de bain?

originally posted by: Flavian
a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

Well it just gets annoying after a while doesn't it? The world is creaking at the seams and people manage to get upset by.........a light hearted thread? Really?

Haha yes! I should have dropped something about Libtards and Dumbocrats into the OP, that would have really got the blood flowing on both sides then lmao.

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: InTheLight
So more in the know than in the light then

What do they call the toilet in French Quebec, la salle de bain?

Toilette.



I am in the light more often that not - like a dawning.

a reply to: InTheLight
That's right, I forgot the stereotype that the French don't bath much do they.

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: InTheLight
That's right, I forgot the stereotype that the French don't bath much do they.

Are you stereotyping your French over there, or my French over here?

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy
The british dont even know how to make a toilet. In the US you push the button water flows. The Brits on the other hand you have to pump your toilet. I personally think its stupid to have to hit a button several times just to get a trickle of water. You can judge the US when you learn how to make a toilet that flushes.

a reply to: dragonridr
Star for making me laugh
How many years ago were you last in the UK? My toilet has a button, my son's toilet has a button, my mates toilets have buttons...you'll be saying we still have high level cisterns with long chain pull handles next lmao.

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: InTheLight
That's right, I forgot the stereotype that the French don't bath much do they.

Are you stereotyping your French over there, or my French over here?

Lol, same horse ain't they, or do they hate each other as well as hating the English?

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: dragonridr
Star for making me laugh

How many years ago were you last in the UK? My toilet has a button, my son's toilet has a button, my mates toilets have buttons...you'll be saying we still have high level cisterns with long chain pull handles next lmao.

You both are behind the times, mine is sensor/motion activated.

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: InTheLight
That's right, I forgot the stereotype that the French don't bath much do they.

Are you stereotyping your French over there, or my French over here?

Lol, same horse ain't they, or do they hate each other as well as hating the English?

LOL, yeah, they consider each other foreigners.

originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: CornishCeltGuy
The british dont even know how to make a toilet. In the US you push the button water flows. The Brits on the other hand you have to pump your toilet. I personally think its stupid to have to hit a button several times just to get a trickle of water. You can judge the US when you learn how to make a toilet that flushes.

Ah but you need the extra water flow to remove your.......business. On account of you all being 50 stone diabetics who cause mich more waste than us poor, food rationned Brits.

a reply to: InTheLight
Haha, learn something new every day

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: dragonridr
Star for making me laugh

How many years ago were you last in the UK? My toilet has a button, my son's toilet has a button, my mates toilets have buttons...you'll be saying we still have high level cisterns with long chain pull handles next lmao.

And how many times do you gave to hit said button ? On my recent visit a year ago the average was about 4. See you may not know this but british toilets are designed differently than in the states. We have a stopper and a float british toilets use an internal tube you fill with water. Again make a toilet that works

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: dragonridr
Star for making me laugh

How many years ago were you last in the UK? My toilet has a button, my son's toilet has a button, my mates toilets have buttons...you'll be saying we still have high level cisterns with long chain pull handles next lmao.

And how many times do you gave to hit said button ? On my recent visit a year ago the average was about 4. See you may not know this but british toilets are designed differently than in the states. We have a stopper and a float british toilets use an internal tube you fill with water. Again make a toilet that works

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: dragonridr
Star for making me laugh

How many years ago were you last in the UK? My toilet has a button, my son's toilet has a button, my mates toilets have buttons...you'll be saying we still have high level cisterns with long chain pull handles next lmao.

You both are behind the times, mine is sensor activated.

Ooh very la de da, i must say. Question though, when you are weeing in starts rather than continuously (4am wee!) does that mean the toilet keeps flushing?

originally posted by: Flavian
than us poor, food rationed Brits.

Mate, I know a store which has got some fresh smuggled pork dripping under the counter...PM me and I'll tell you where, they only take cash though.

originally posted by: Flavian

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: dragonridr
Star for making me laugh

How many years ago were you last in the UK? My toilet has a button, my son's toilet has a button, my mates toilets have buttons...you'll be saying we still have high level cisterns with long chain pull handles next lmao.

You both are behind the times, mine is sensor activated.

Ooh very la de da, i must say. Question though, when you are weeing in starts rather than continuously (4am wee!) does that mean the toilet keeps flushing?

Oh well im complaining you guys cant make showers either. I hate standing under a shower head trying to get wet. No wonder when you ride the underground people stink. There showers have such low flow you work up a sweet trying to get wet.

originally posted by: dragonridr

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: dragonridr
Star for making me laugh

How many years ago were you last in the UK? My toilet has a button, my son's toilet has a button, my mates toilets have buttons...you'll be saying we still have high level cisterns with long chain pull handles next lmao.

And how many times do you gave to hit said button ? On my recent visit a year ago the average was about 4. See you may not know this but british toilets are designed differently than in the states. We have a stopper and a float british toilets use an internal tube you fill with water. Again make a toilet that works

It's a safety design, dating back to the Viking era. The longer you are trying to flush, the less time you spend outside being spotted by Vikings looking for a bit of murder, rape and plunder.

Honestly, this is true.

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy

originally posted by: Flavian
than us poor, food rationed Brits.

Mate, I know a store which has got some fresh smuggled pork dripping under the counter...PM me and I'll tell you where, they only take cash though.

You crazy Brits and your crazy grease drippings...ugh. I once dated a Scottish bloke here in Canada and in the morning I was rummaging around looking for pots and pans to make breakfast and came across a pan with 'ugh' something which looked like it was growing legs - so I scrubbed it clean. When he woke up and saw what I did, boy o boy was he shocked that I would do such a thing. I asked him how old the drippings were and he said years...I said, case closed.