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[Tonemeister69]

…. Avoid a thread because you’re just not interested and then can’t help but click on it after a few days when its 5 pages long?? :confused:

[GAD]

absolutely

[ChmpgnSupernover]

I did that for this thread

[phoenix 7]

Never. :D

[Frankee]

Only after it turns into a shitstorm.

[It's Time!]

There is no way I'm reading this thread, it's too damn long.

[5E3]

It's been known to happen. :)

[MudPies]

Yep, sometimes. Then it gets locked and I feel like I missed a good show.

[Dr. Tweedbucket]

I am actually a locked thread forensics scientist and my job is to analyze locked threads and then contact the bannination directors. :mad:

[MudPies]

And we thank you for your service.

[Tonemeister69]

Indeed.

[jaydub69]

I think most people just jump to end. Often I find myself thinking, "I wrote that 3 pages ago!"

Sometimes to see what the hubbub is. Ay Bub-
-john

[Matt Jones]

Dr. Tweedbucket, is that you???:Spank

[Tonemeister69]

Dr. Tweedbucket, is that you???:Spank

This thread pays a limited amount of homage to the great Doctor. However, I am not him.

[Mark Robinson]

Yes I like to arrive late, then I respond with something redundant and pointless. I like to cap that off with some resentment for the fact that nobody adds a dang thing after my post and the whole dead mess sinks into ignominy.

[Matt Jones]

This thread pays a limited amount of homage to the great Doctor. However, I am not him.

I know. He is here in more than spirit and he is behaving himself. :tapedshut

[Tonemeister69]

I know. He is here in more than spirit and he is behaving himself. :tapedshut

I'm not sure I can take you seriously, with only 500 odd posts and all... :D

[Matt Jones]

I'm not sure I can take you seriously, with only 500 odd posts and all... :D

I understand. I have a long way to go.

Does your toilet flush clockwise, or counter-clockwise?

[Tonemeister69]

I understand. I have a long way to go.

Does your toilet flush clockwise, or counter-clockwise?

http://www.whatsthenumber.com/oz-v/aussie-blog/misc.htm

There are a couple of reasons Australian toilets do not flush backwards. First, the Australian toilet flushes straight down. This question is generally asked by Americans. The toilet bowl in America holds a lot of water while the Aussie version hardly has any water in comparison. So when you flush an American toilet, what's there goes round and round before it disappears. An Aussie toilet simply flushes straight down. We have an article on our website all about Aussie toilets, with a bit of humour thrown in. Second, it's a common mistake that the direction water travels when a toilet, sink or bathtub empties is different in the Northern hemisphere where the USA is from the Southern hemisphere where Australia is. This is often attributed to the Coriolis force and even some teachers incorrectly tell their students this. The Coriolis force only acts on large bodies such as the earth. Things such as toilets, bathtubs, and sinks are too small to be affected. What causes the water to spin clockwise or anti-clockwise is simply how the container is made and how the water empties from it.

[Matt Jones]

I knew I never should have believed that Simpsons episode. Thank you for the information.

[Tonemeister69]

I knew I never should have believed that Simpsons episode. Thank you for the information.

You are very welcome, megalowmatt.To be honest, I did feel sorry for you because of your low post count.:)

Chin up.