What is on your mind right now???

[seclark]

Originally Posted by FAX

Two 40 ouncers would equal about 0.60 gallons, I think. If it's a 5 gallon sh*tter, that leaves approximately 4.5 gallons of awesome, untouched, flushing power in the tank. A lot of newer sh*tters function on less than that. I don't see the problem here.

FAX

damnit fax, the floaty thing wont drop down when flushed, allowing the water to turn on and refill.

what, you want me to just pour the 40's in the tank? does that make any sense?
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[penguinz]

Originally Posted by seclark

damnit fax, the floaty thing wont drop down when flushed, allowing the water to turn on and refill.

what, you want me to just pour the 40's in the tank? does that make any sense?
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Fax lives in a world where beer flows from the faucets and water gets you drunk.

[seclark]

Originally Posted by penguinz

Fax lives in a world where beer flows from the faucets and water gets you drunk.

so, what's he do...drink from the bowl, then piss in the bottle?

seems backasswards to me.
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[FAX]

Originally Posted by seclark

damnit fax, the floaty thing wont drop down when flushed, allowing the water to turn on and refill.

what, you want me to just pour the 40's in the tank? does that make any sense?
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Ah. The old floaty thing problem. You need to replace the existing floaty thing with a smaller one.

FAX

[JohninGpt]

Originally Posted by FAX

Ah. The old floaty thing problem. You need to replace the existing floaty thing with a smaller one.

FAX

Or you could remove the floaty thing while your 40's are stored there. This would also allow free circulation of fresh water resulting in a continious whirlpool in your toilet.

[seclark]

Originally Posted by FAX

Ah. The old floaty thing problem. You need to replace the existing floaty thing with a smaller one.

FAX

it's not my floaty thing...and i aint no plumber.
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