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Dealing With Explosive Diarrhea

By leslieq - Posted on June 14th, 2008
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Poop has become a big industry, resulting in hundreds of products designed for poop cleanup, disposal, and maintaining proper consistency. One of the byproducts of poop is the bidet, which is less common in the US than other places. The bidet is a fixture similar to the toilet bowl in shape, with a stream of water directed upward.  Read More »

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How Your Poop is Shaping the Economy- Making Good out of a "Crappy" situation

By leslieq - Posted on June 11th, 2008
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Now that you know all about the brown stuff that you frequently expel, here’s some insight into the ways people have dealt with solid waste disposal in the past. According to one of the best sources of strange knowledge, Wikipedia, the first flushing toilet was invented in 1596. Luckily, the first toilet paper was mentioned in 589 in China.  Read More »

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Everything you need to know about Poop

By leslieq - Posted on June 6th, 2008
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Today I would like to share my objective thoughts and feelings regarding poop. Unlike many things in life, poop does not discriminate. Poop applies to the life of everyone- all people have experienced poop. This may seem like an assumption, but studies and personal experience support the idea that poop is vital to our existence.  Read More »

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