she used to be hot, till this

[askmrjesus]

Originally Posted by Sean

No they didn't.

When I lived in Thailand and Malaysia, it was common to find a large bowl of water (instead of TP), next to the hole in the floor that served as a toilet.

I'll let you figure out the details.

JC

[Dave]

Originally Posted by KSGregman

Yes....they DID.

In some parts of the world they still do.

most of the world squats.

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by askmrjesus

When I lived in Thailand and Malaysia, it was common to find a large bowl of water (instead of TP), next to the hole in the floor that served as a toilet.

I'll let you figure out the details.

JC

Evan has told the same story on ships in the pacific. Hole in the floor, bucket of water next to the floor.

[askmrjesus]

Originally Posted by azoomm

Evan has told the same story on ships in the pacific. Hole in the floor, bucket of water next to the floor.

That explains the five gallon jug of Purell I saw in the back of your car.

JC

[Dave]

Originally Posted by askmrjesus

That explains the five gallon jug of Purell I saw in the back of your car.

JC

at least it wasnt gojo

[Sean]

Yeah, seems it's part of Muslim law to use your hand. Fucking GROSS. In European history (the only one that matters) cloths, leaves and rocks were used.

I think in the above situations though you're supposed to splash the water on yourself rather than wipe / wash.

[askmrjesus]

Originally Posted by Sean

I think in the above situations though you're supposed to splash the water on yourself rather than wipe / wash.

Now you fucking tell me.

JC

[defector]

Originally Posted by askmrjesus

When I lived in Thailand and Malaysia, it was common to find a large bowl of water (instead of TP), next to the hole in the floor that served as a toilet.

I'll let you figure out the details.

JC

So I guess it's bad that I shit in the bowl of water, and wiped my ass with one of my socks?

[Dave]

Originally Posted by Sean

Yeah, seems it's part of Muslim law to use your hand. Fucking GROSS. In European history (the only one that matters) cloths, leaves and rocks were used.

I think in the above situations though you're supposed to splash the water on yourself rather than wipe / wash.

in feudal japan they used carved sticks

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by Dave

in feudal japan they used carved sticks

"He doesn't know how to use the three seashells "