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I think the pulp end will dissolve too quickly for the biz end to make it's noise. then, when the string and biz get flushed and the toilet clogs .....well in these parts, plumbers are mighty hard to get ahold of and expensive when you do. |
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I also don't see how a enough *yank* can be applied to do what you hope. toilets flush rather gently. |
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flushing things down the toilet that you shouldn't - is fun. |
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#1 son, when he was 2 came up to me with a concerned look. "fishies" and pointing. guess where he'd launched his bathtub toy fishies... |
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The inspiration was a wayward piece of floss that somehow got draped over the edge of the toilet seat, one end in the water, one on the floor. Fun to watch it zip over the rim and down the drain. The pulp only needs to last 10 seconds or so, and just has to provide enough drag to pull the lightweight doingley thing along with it. |
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If there was a little man on one end of the rope, you could play "rescue" -- flush the man down the toilet, then try to quick-quick-quick grab the other end of the rope and pull him back to safety. |
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Having been blamed for a toy-flushing accident (well, I can't say my sister did it accidentally) as a kid and having to participate in the resulting clog clean-up, I don't recommend you encourage young kids to flush things for fun! (I'll remain neutral) |
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Ceremonial execution for cockroaches. |
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//Ceremonial execution for cockroaches.//
(is this still how we're quoting prior annos?) |
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awesome. it'll need a box with a door or something. |
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how's that for a timely response? |
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