just wondering why my piss doesnt come out until after the turd falls out.. is it blocking the sphincter or something?
I don't think I've ever had this problem. Then again, I try to shit at work, so I like to take my time getting paid to poop.
Basically yes, its applying pressure to the urethra (sp?) And causing you to stop until the pressure is gone.
Have you ever pondered just how hillarious the word: "turd" is? First time I heard the word, I was 6 years old and just by the sound of this wonderful word, I knew beyond a shadow of a doubt what it meant and had formed an instant, accurate mental image. An awesome word indeed!
Your anus contraction makes you contrack the muscles at the base of your penis, the same as if you try Kegel exercices to come slower. To if your muscles were totally weak, you could piss and poop at the same time. That's about it... that one was simple Edit: holy drunk typos Batman
yeah, this is a pretty shitty topic.............................................................wtf,Torx? :lol:
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More toilet questions! Why do the nuts on the toilet handle tighten and loosen in the opposite direction from all other US standard nuts and bolts? I just replaced the broken handle on the W.C., and spent a good minute cranking that sucker in the wrong direction! I thought it was just rusted tight, but then noticed how tight the old handle was getting. After that, I was semi-prepared when the cheapo replacement turned out to be the same.
To counter the main direction of torque, namely clockwise. So to counter the clockwise you make the threading go the same direction (oposite direction from inside the water closet). This way, instead of a motion that would tend to loosen the nut, it torques in the direction of tightening the nut.
That one is actually a flush toilet too. We are flushing with a bucket of water, but water lines will be setup soon. Here is another cool toilet on a friends property I've used: