Devils Basement, cause it stinks like the devil down there. I hope the hole on yours is lined with wood or something if it is that deep, because I have seen holes on some cave in in the spring time and then you can't get the door open. Not fun if you are in there when it settles down. I guess here in the little town of Hymera, IN back in the early 60s there was an out house tipping spree that claimed over 60 out houses in one night. It was obvious who did it because they had the only ones still upright the next morning. They were "sentenced" to setting them all upright. Dad and a couple of his friends tipped one on a guy once. They didn't know the guy was in there and he didn't yell untill it was on the way over. Bad thing is they tipped it door down! Another outhouse prank I heard involved a model T coil and the metal door handle. I can imagine some clothes had to be changed!
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