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Typically that's very heavy feces with no gas caused by various bacteria in it, and it slips right down the plumbing without needing to flush.
by gravitate 4y ago
Typically that's very heavy feces with no gas caused by various bacteria in it, and it slips right down the plumbing without needing to flush.
- bombcar 4y agoYep, if you want to experiment, take a dry toilet (no water) and roll marbles until you get it just right to "halfpipe" its way out the drain. Water affects this but not much; or you get a rocket-floater that dives down and comes up on the "other side" of the built-in trap.
- Maxburn 4y agoRocket floater!
- lost_tourist 4y agoninja poops
- vianneychevalie 4y agoI call them dolphins