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Jan 30, 2014 10:36

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bubblesnap January 31 2014, 03:56:51 UTC

I can pretty much poo anywhere, even in squat toilets (this has been confirmed, I lived in Japan for two years, another land of squat toilets). I usually don't eat or drink anything until I get to the office, and generally can't poo until I've eaten or had some coffee, so I always have my morning office poo.

I don't know how you handle it, not being able to poo in public! I feel bad for the people who encounter the stall after me, but not bad enough to walk around all day with an extra 3 lbs (or whatever) in my intestines.

electriclime January 31 2014, 16:56:35 UTC

Chris is the same way. He has NO qualms about sitting in a restaurant bathroom for 20 minutes.
Or more.

bubblesnap February 7 2014, 05:01:49 UTC

lol! I'm a quick pooper. It doesn't take more than a regular bathroom trip for me to drop the kids off. I don't get why it takes guys so long to poo. I always assume they finish their business in the first minute and then just sit there reading for the next 20 minutes.

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cz_unit January 30 2014, 21:35:06 UTC

yep. I always weigh myself before breakfast after hitting can.

bubblesnap January 31 2014, 03:57:33 UTC

I wish I could poo on command, but usually, I need to eat something or drink some coffee before I can poo.

cz_unit January 31 2014, 04:56:39 UTC

Usually it will average out tomorrow. Keep doing it though, I am down to 24.6 BMI and I'm going to get myself back under 24 damnit.

C

bubblesnap January 31 2014, 05:19:21 UTC

I hope so. My BMI is at 26.7, and as someone with big bones (my wrist circumference is > 7"), that is in the normal range. The upper end of the normal range, but normal all the same!

katyblue January 31 2014, 00:29:41 UTC

OOh I wish poo had a scale too. THen I could see which foods had more fiber and so on and so forth.

bubblesnap January 31 2014, 03:58:33 UTC

See, you want a magic poo scale for healthful reasons, haha! I want a magic poo scale for vanity reasons.

katyblue January 31 2014, 04:25:42 UTC

Don't get it twisted, eating more fiber increases weight loss! I'm all about that. Forget colon cancer I'll worry about that when I'm 60

bubblesnap January 31 2014, 05:20:38 UTC

Also, I think ass cancer has a pretty high recovery rate. Right? I've had a couple friends with ass cancer and as far as I know, they are fine now.

eta: okay, never mind. Did a little googleing. Turns out colon cancer does not have a high recovery rate. But I have known a couple people while ass cancer and they are fine now!

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