omg, that is truly the stuff of my nightmares. Very well done though. (the filming, not what they're doing)
It's from a very funny BBC programme (for kids) called "Horrible Histories". I was trying to find the episode about London in Stuart times, but no luck.
I've come to the conclusion that _now_ is the best time to be alive.
I would love to see actual video of Louis XIV and that era. I can't believe it all actually existed. I need proof.
See the video, but not smell the smells.
The fellows down the street have a new 3-D TV but I think you have to wear special glasses to see the 3-D effect. I do like how thin TV's are getting. In my bedroom I still have an old fashioned Sony that weighs a ton. But the picture's good.
I hope Louis XIV didn't smell too bad.
Speaking of nightmares and TMI...
Friday I was in a big department store and had to use the loo. ("Use the loo.") Anyway, the place was packed, and to avoid sounds being heard I flushed the toilet in mid whatever. The water RUSHED up and around, leaving me completely soaked.
I don't know what was more embarrassing: the sounds, or being seen walking around Lausanne city centre with a wet bottom.
And oh. It's not the tv that interests me; it's the elephant climbing the tree. That idea... And the execution of it.
omg. Now I'll never flush a public toilet.
The elephant made me think of India. I was recently thinking that my next life might be in India. Then I wouldn't have to worry about my new self going on the Jerry Springer show or being a bride on Bridezilla. (this is how my mind works)
Using a public toilet is something I try to avoid if possible. On the drive from California to Texas I don't remember once using a public toilet. I always waited till we got into the hotel in the evening. I don't know how I did it.
I was wondering... the last time I was in France, in 1997, they still had at some "haltes routières" those minimal toilets where you just bent your knees and did your thing. I knew it existed, but still the same... seeing it for real and more so, having to use them... Mind you, it's better than in northern Portugal where in some rural areas they supply the rest area (a paved patch) but no toiletss. I know you don't want to hear about the rest.
1. They're much more hygienic.
2. They're much more "natural". We're made to squat. We eliminate more completely squatting.
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omg, that is truly the stuff of my nightmares. Very well done though. (the filming, not what they're doing)
It's from a very funny BBC programme (for kids) called "Horrible Histories". I was trying to find the episode about London in Stuart times, but no luck.
I've come to the conclusion that _now_ is the best time to be alive.
I would love to see actual video of Louis XIV and that era. I can't believe it all actually existed. I need proof.
See the video, but not smell the smells.
The fellows down the street have a new 3-D TV but I think you have to wear special glasses to see the 3-D effect. I do like how thin TV's are getting. In my bedroom I still have an old fashioned Sony that weighs a ton. But the picture's good.
I hope Louis XIV didn't smell too bad.
Speaking of nightmares and TMI...
Friday I was in a big department store and had to use the loo. ("Use the loo.") Anyway, the place was packed, and to avoid sounds being heard I flushed the toilet in mid whatever. The water RUSHED up and around, leaving me completely soaked.
I don't know what was more embarrassing: the sounds, or being seen walking around Lausanne city centre with a wet bottom.
And oh. It's not the tv that interests me; it's the elephant climbing the tree. That idea... And the execution of it.
omg. Now I'll never flush a public toilet.
The elephant made me think of India. I was recently thinking that my next life might be in India. Then I wouldn't have to worry about my new self going on the Jerry Springer show or being a bride on Bridezilla. (this is how my mind works)
Using a public toilet is something I try to avoid if possible. On the drive from California to Texas I don't remember once using a public toilet. I always waited till we got into the hotel in the evening. I don't know how I did it.
I was wondering... the last time I was in France, in 1997, they still had at some "haltes routières" those minimal toilets where you just bent your knees and did your thing. I knew it existed, but still the same... seeing it for real and more so, having to use them...
Mind you, it's better than in northern Portugal where in some rural areas they supply the rest area (a paved patch) but no toiletss. I know you don't want to hear about the rest.
1. They're much more hygienic.
2. They're much more "natural". We're made to squat. We eliminate more completely squatting.
3. Just don't forget not to pee on your belt.
Number three is the trickiest.
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