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fredfinks

Toilets in america are weird and are filled almost to the brim, as opposed to our toilets with the water just covering the bit at the bottom near the S bend. Ours flush from the cistern, their bowl just drains when flushed and is refilled. Dont know WTF theyre thinking with that design. Perhaps less use of toilet brush, but talk about splash back!

Will Fly

Not almost to the brim, not even close. Not even halfway.

fredfinks

And going with my larry theme, i have a new $150 jacket ruined. 2nd time i ever wore it, went to speed dating and the name tag wont come off. Seriously its like the adhesive is super glued on. Ive picked at the thing for ages trying to get it off. I still have it hanging in the closet after years, procrastinated in looking for some type of magic home remedy.

mantis toboggan

cant go back once youve tried a bidet. Theyre also not as expensive or hard to set up as you'd think. 10/10

Richard smith

Marty Funkhouser/ AKA Super Dave Osborne/ AKA Albert Brooks's brother/ AKA Bob Einstein was a comic genius.

Shawn Brink

Your words verbatim were "filled almost to the brim." That is an exaggeration. A normal American toilet should be around 1/3rds to around half. Older models can have as much as double the amount of water as newer models. None are filled to the brim. Just because a toilet is different than your own doesn't make it weird. Also American cheese is great because it melts w/o splitting and goes great on a cheeseburger. You will clearly lie to make Americans look dumb. You do know what the word pretentious means I assume?

fredfinks

This was back in 1997. Seriously high , and in my memory almost to the brim. more than 2 /3. close enough. take the weird cheese and weird toilets. Its peculiar things you remember about places. Its endearing. No americans aint dumb, not doing that thing. If anything, the date format is what i despise. d/m/y or y/m/d, not all over the shop ambiguity.