today's funny

jon f mn

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• Jan 8, 2015

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IH2444

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

Just like the other rest stops, no toilet paper!

 

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TomIn

Member

• Jan 8, 2015

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I think that they stored the paper in the tank behind the seat

 

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HenryO

Member

• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

any port in a storm, paper or not

 

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farmboy48

Member

• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

at my age I could use one about every 50 miles. LOL

Dick ND

 

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leroy in ne

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Location

Sterling, Nebraska

• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

plenty of weeds and grass just make sure you don't grab poison ivy or burning nettles

 

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Alan K

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• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

Sit down and take a load off lol? (Just bad potty humor lol)

 

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FBH44

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• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

Us Americans have it so soft... many years ago cycling through France, my old buddy and I were horrified to find that many French toilets were a 4" diameter hole in a concrete floor. NOTHING ELSE!! And the really elegant ones had imprinted footprints. I'm SERIOUS!!! YOU try squatting down like that... go ahead, try it.

 

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Steve@Advance

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• Jan 8, 2015

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FBH44's post reminded me of when I was a late teen/early20, working at my dad's shop, there was a vacant lot on the corner of a side street and a state highway. There was a signal and crosswalk there.

There was an older lady that lived back in the neighborhood, I would see her walking back and forth across the highway several times a week. Not sure where she was from, evidently didn't speak English, I'm guessing Russian?, European?...

Anyway, was not uncommon to see her take a squat, hike up her many layered long dress, and do her business right there in the weeds on the vacant lot!
Probably perfectly acceptable wherever she was from! LOL

 

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Charlie M

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• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

Must be a modern day rest stop - in the old days that would have been a little wooden building with one hole inside, maybe 2 holes if it was a busy rest stop. If it was supplied by the government there would have been a toll box on the door. LOL

 

AzPeapicker

Member

• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

Good Morning Jon

I have been in a situation where I would have appreciated something like that .

John in Az.

[email protected]

 

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BillOHIO

Member

• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

You must bring your own Sears Catalog !

 

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johnlobb

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• Jan 8, 2015

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When I worked in Las Vegas about 8 years ago I remember driving along I40 on either side of Amarillo and the rest areas did not have any kind of bathrooms. This was in the Texas panhandle. A trucker friend of mine said that at night the truckers just walked off a little ways and peed right there on the grass. I wonder why these rest areas had no toilets?

 

Gary Mitchell

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• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

Yeah, that kinda "stinks" Alan. gm

 

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Worldpowerlabs

Member

• Jan 8, 2015

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I've still got a 2-holer behind my house (not in use anymore, except by termites who are working on consuming the wood).

 

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jon f mn

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

There are lots of them around in many states. Usually they were full rest stops that were closed to cut costs. They tear down the building, but leave the lots because truck parking is hard to come by.

 

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Alan K

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• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

You know, I think your right.

 

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Brown Swiss

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2015

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Well this is a humm dinger, the Commode I was going to post is no longer available, I wonder why?
Commode

 

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gtractorfan

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• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

Appears to be listing to starboard, may capsize if someone roosts...

 

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blue water massey

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• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

can use this if ya plug one up

 

flembo

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• Jan 8, 2015

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Northern tool also had a video showing how to use that thing. I just had to watch it, it was funny it even had sound effects LOL.

 

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Ron Muhlenkamp

Member

• Jan 8, 2015

• #1

Still true in China

 

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Dr. Walt

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• Jan 9, 2015

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Tom, click on the "Find Similar Items", it's listed under Trailer Hitches & has a different ITEM NUMBER.


:>)

 

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john *.?-!.* cub owner

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• Jan 9, 2015

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(quoted from post at 13:11:46 01/08/15) I've still got a 2-holer behind my house (not in use anymore, except by termites who are working on consuming the wood).

Click to expand...

hat could be a real let down.

 

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john *.?-!.* cub owner

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• Jan 9, 2015

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When I was 8 or 10 years (a little over 55 years ago) old I walked up to my Uncle Edgar's place to help him move his outhouse. He already had a new hole dug, and he backed his old JD MT up to it and passed me the end of a chain to put around it. Just as I pulled the chain around the outhouse and he started to hitch it there was a banging on the door. Aunt Margie was in it!!!!! A few months later they decided to put in door plumbing in the house. :lol:

 

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John_PA

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• Jan 9, 2015

• #1

Our outhouse is gone, but for years, the asparagus grew really well on that spot.