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Pool Poop
A Liner that conceals EVERYTHING... | |
It's a pool liner with different pictures on the bottom, so
that
anything blends in... Everything from Poop to fish to a dead
dog... You'll never have to clean your pool again... Just say
it's
a picture...
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You won't be able to see this fishbone, then. |
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When I was about 16 I took a Twix into the local pool with me, hoping to re-enact that scene out of Caddy-Shack where a Hershey bar or something is floating in the pool. The Twix sank (I should have used a chiselled down Aero with hindsight), but the effects were still amusing. Someone trod on it, and presumably the squish of the caramel strip in the top of the bar felt pretty unpleasant. They then looked down and saw the brown log sitting on the bottom and just started screaming, while I discreetly made myself scarce and watched the ensuing events poolside. |
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If you're reading, Andrea from Eastbourne: I'm sorry. |
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With all the flotsam and jetsam at sea, maybe an ocean liner is needed. |
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sild, I've read that a Cadbury "Lion" candy bar is comparable visually - don't know about flotation quality. |
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my toblerone was a complete failure |
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[sild] I have a cousin who lived in Eastbourne called Andrea...apart from that i'll now proceed to throw a badger in the pool. |
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In-laws had a rabbit in their pool while on vacation. Once they got back their backyard stunk to high heaven. Not only will the pool be nasty to swim in, the stench of a dead dog would drive all your friends away. |
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InstaBone for contemplating dog death. |
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[Sild] Mounds bars are good, and so are rocky road and
almond joy, i'm not sure how they float, but are great in a
crowded wading pool. once this little kid stepped on a
mounds I stuck in and then ate it. |
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[thumbwax] - ha ha yes, I remember Lions, and they do indeed have a certain knobbliness, though in the reality I would guess that this knobbliness doesn't occur very often in a healthy stool, but are you gonna stop to think about that when a log's a-bobbin' past? |
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Mounds. Goddamned weirdest chocolate bar name I ever heard. Kind of like it though. Mounds. Mounds.... M-ounds. Mou... |
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Um, yeah. [skinflaps] - what's her surname? |
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Mitchell....throws another badger into the pool. |
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Remind me to pass up swimming at the next œbakery pool party... |
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Ahh, Good & Plenty: Pastis for kids... |
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At the camp I used to work at, they fired all the maintenance people in the winter time. About a month before summer camp started, we went to chack out the pool and found a live frog nearly a foot long. |
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Better than just finding a foot a foot long. |
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If you put a biogas digester underneath the pool that sucks up all the dead bodies, the poo, the mars bars, the after-party vomit, the neighbor's corpse and what have you, then I'd give this a croissant. |
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With the renewable energy generated from this biogas you can clean your pool at least once every decade. |
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