Squatting
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2015 3:24 pm
Squatting is the healthiest way to poop:
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You must be fucking fat if you can't squat without falling over.waauw wrote:All fun and well until you slipped and fell.
Eat less fried chicken and you might regain some consistency.Army of GOD wrote:you fucking asian shitlords and your stupid ways
If I have explosive diarrhea I don't want that shit going all over the place
Good then we both agree this type of toilet is a bad idea for the western world.mrswdk wrote:You must be fucking fat if you can't squat without falling over.waauw wrote:All fun and well until you slipped and fell.
It's a bit late for someone who has to get CT scanned at the zoo to be trying to preserve their dignity.waauw wrote:Good then we both agree this type of toilet is a bad idea for the western world.mrswdk wrote:You must be fucking fat if you can't squat without falling over.waauw wrote:All fun and well until you slipped and fell.
Ooooh how nice of you to think I had dignity in the first placemrswdk wrote:It's a bit late for someone who has to get CT scanned at the zoo to be trying to preserve their dignity.waauw wrote:Good then we both agree this type of toilet is a bad idea for the western world.mrswdk wrote:You must be fucking fat if you can't squat without falling over.waauw wrote:All fun and well until you slipped and fell.
The poor elderly folks. Have them squat? I've fallen and can't get up. Plus drowning could be a factor, but will keep healthcare costs down, once you factor in long term care.mrswdk wrote:Squatting is the healthiest way to poop:
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And those squat toilets are so convenient for unwanted baby disposal.*mrswdk wrote:Squatting is the healthiest way to poop
I go there for a couple of weeks every two years. But the amount of use doesn't explain it, because I've been to bathrooms in Disney World, stadiums, trade shows, etc. where a lot of people are using them, and I've never smelled a bathroom in America that is as bad as your average one in China. (not counting port-o-pottys)mrswdk wrote:You used to live there? Some smell, some don't. The public ones I assumed it's just because so many people use them. I've never been to an apartment where the bathroom smelled.
I don't know. I don't design toilet plumbing systems. All I know is that the only time I've come across bathrooms like that in Beijing was in public bathrooms that didn't appear to be cleaned very well and possibly also had shitty plumbing. Clubs, bars, restaurants and people's apartments were always fine, in my experience.degaston wrote:I go there for a couple of weeks every two years. But the amount of use doesn't explain it, because I've been to bathrooms in Disney World, stadiums, trade shows, etc. where a lot of people are using them, and I've never smelled a bathroom in America that is as bad as your average one in China. (not counting port-o-pottys)mrswdk wrote:You used to live there? Some smell, some don't. The public ones I assumed it's just because so many people use them. I've never been to an apartment where the bathroom smelled.
Part of it may be that squat toilets leave your submarine out in dry-dock, as opposed to being immediately submerged. But I've been to some places that were practically vacant, and even bathrooms that aren't getting much use still smell like a barnyard.mrswdk wrote:I don't know. I don't design toilet plumbing systems. All I know is that the only time I've come across bathrooms like that in Beijing was in public bathrooms that didn't appear to be cleaned very well and possibly also had shitty plumbing. Clubs, bars, restaurants and people's apartments were always fine, in my experience.degaston wrote:I go there for a couple of weeks every two years. But the amount of use doesn't explain it, because I've been to bathrooms in Disney World, stadiums, trade shows, etc. where a lot of people are using them, and I've never smelled a bathroom in America that is as bad as your average one in China. (not counting port-o-pottys)mrswdk wrote:You used to live there? Some smell, some don't. The public ones I assumed it's just because so many people use them. I've never been to an apartment where the bathroom smelled.
I guess I haven't used restaurant bathrooms that much. I try to avoid using bathrooms outside of our hotel as much as I can. I was referring to things like airports, shopping malls, amusement parks, historic sites, etc. Also, my wife had to go to a Beijing hospital briefly, and said that the bathroom there was completely disgusting.mrswdk wrote:Maybe you should go to nicer restaurants