View Poll Results: Do you service your own shit?

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    Do you service your own shit?

    As title/poll.

    Just curious.

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    Since we had a problem with our sewer pipe I've had to polish my turds. Well, a gentle buffing, so they are more streamlined. The G/F refuses to climb back in if it blocks again. Does that count?
    Manopausal.

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    I had a colonoscopy on Friday.

    A fair bit of shit getting ready for that procedure ....

    If anyone is interested the specialist provided me with a set of colour photos of the inside of my bowel.

    I was most disappointed that he did not actually find a small sun up there.

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    I just flush mine. Someone else's problem - that's what I pay rates for.

    Mind you, I did have an enema once - does that count?
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    I go with a courtesy scrub if there is heavy skid marking, just chuck some TP in if it is only light; plus closing the lid in both cases. I reckon that's not bad service.

    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    Since we had a problem with our sewer pipe I've had to polish my turds. Well, a gentle buffing, so they are more streamlined. The G/F refuses to climb back in if it blocks again. Does that count?
    Nothing wrong with a bit of light pegging bro.
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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    Since we had a problem with our sewer pipe I've had to polish my turds. Well, a gentle buffing, so they are more streamlined. The G/F refuses to climb back in if it blocks again. Does that count?
    guinness and mince pies. hakuna matata

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    As title/poll.

    Just curious.
    Are you talking about a bike or something else 'nudge nudge'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    guinness and mince pies. hakuna matata
    Fuck Axolotl, your a light weight. Guinness absolutely, any indecent stout for that matter. But the mince pie has to be curried, re-heated the night before, left in the microwave and eaten for breakfast. Seeing as it's stout and last nights curried mince pie from the chipper for brekkie, just before lunch time or you weren't really trying to enrich the brewers empire, then a side of over cooked brussel sprouts is mandatory, obligatory if you have stubborn G/F and poo shute issues.
    Therein lies a happy maintenance schedule with minimal buffing. If it's an authentic Bengali mince pie then the occasional cardamom pod may need the edges buffed. A scholl foot scraper is perfect for this. My G/F has one.

    I started off a bit harsh, sorry, your on the right track but I live in fear and can get a bit emotional. Keep up the good work and I commend your grasp of Swahili.
    Manopausal.

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    I had an enormous and very satisfying one this morning, with the latest copy of Performance Bikes in hand.

    lovely consistency, hardly any splatter, easy clean.

    So I'm going with yes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HenryDorsetCase View Post
    I had an enormous and very satisfying one this morning, with the latest copy of Performance Bikes in hand.

    lovely consistency, hardly any splatter, easy clean.

    So I'm going with yes.
    The perfect oil and filter change. Well done Sir, a sparkling sump and polished sump plug no doubt.
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    gewz and shit.
    DeMyer's Laws - an argument that consists primarily of rambling quotes isn't worth bothering with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HenryDorsetCase View Post
    I had an enormous and very satisfying one this morning, with the latest copy of Performance Bikes in hand.

    lovely consistency, hardly any splatter, easy clean.

    So I'm going with yes.
    Yeah, it always seem better reading a bike mag.

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    this should probably be moved to "exhaust systems"...

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    i've been topping up my fluid with export dry. still smoking a bit. not out the back end, mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    Fuck Axolotl, your a light weight. Guinness absolutely, any indecent stout for that matter. But the mince pie has to be curried, re-heated the night before, left in the microwave and eaten for breakfast. Seeing as it's stout and last nights curried mince pie from the chipper for brekkie, just before lunch time or you weren't really trying to enrich the brewers empire, then a side of over cooked brussel sprouts is mandatory, obligatory if you have stubborn G/F and poo shute issues.
    Therein lies a happy maintenance schedule with minimal buffing. If it's an authentic Bengali mince pie then the occasional cardamom pod may need the edges buffed. A scholl foot scraper is perfect for this. My G/F has one.

    I started off a bit harsh, sorry, your on the right track but I live in fear and can get a bit emotional. Keep up the good work and I commend your grasp of Swahili.
    tl:dr.

    lager is the only thing that can neutralise a curry...


    ps. i'm an alcoholic and wiould outdrink you like a fucken schoolgirl.

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