National Trust commemorate Thomas Crapper

No matter how much I admire some Roman inventions and customs, I just will never get how they could see going to the toilet as "a social affair"

No matter how much I admire some Roman inventions and customs, I just will never get how they could see going to the toilet as "a social affair" know what you mean

No matter how much I admire some Roman inventions and customs, I just will never get how they could see going to the toilet as "a social affair" No, that is a bit of a puzzle.

That's funny. I've never heard of this guy but what a perfect name for someone who invented the toilet, or had a hand in it.

I heard The Tidybowl Man tried to crash the party, something about residuals, or something.

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My Dad told me that's why it's called the crapper. I didn't know about the thrones, but it makes sense. I think the Romans made just about everything a social event.

No, that is a bit of a puzzle. In the army you have no choice when you're out in the field. You get used to it and it actually becomes a laugh. I recall once saluting our commanding officer while he was in the latrine bent over with a wad of paper in one hand! "Excuse me if I don't salute back", he said, looking up at me. :lol: You ladies don't know what you're missing out on! Every woman must have experienced that moment when, just having just stepped into the bath, the door bursts open and their bf or husband came rushing into the bathroom with a turtles head? I'd say that counts...