What's the etiquette here??

Aglomerado · 16-06-2020 12:27am

Water main has burst here, I'm working from home and I hope that my pipes and cistern are full in the morning, if I've to drop a log without sluicing it away I will have to burn the house down or throw the toilet out the window. Bucket out the back for rain water overnight. Nice mellow yellow wee wee building up in the bowl.

Brendan Bendar · 16-06-2020 9:38am

The auld plastic bag is your man in those situations.

Position the bucket, line her with the plastic bag and blow the midden in at good manifold pressure.

Gets the ‘matter’ down to the bottom as much as possible.

Disposal is matter for yourself,but bung her into a litter bin is an option, although not reccomended by this poster.

Plenty of skips around .

Hector Savage · 16-06-2020 11:53am

Aglomerado wrote: »

Water main has burst here, I'm working from home and I hope that my pipes and cistern are full in the morning, if I've to drop a log without sluicing it away I will have to burn the house down or throw the toilet out the window. Bucket out the back for rain water overnight. Nice mellow yellow wee wee building up in the bowl.

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

The auld plastic bag is your man in those situations.

Position the bucket, line her with the plastic bag and blow the midden in at good manifold pressure.

Gets the ‘matter’ down to the bottom as much as possible.

Disposal is matter for yourself,but bung her into a litter bin is an option, although not reccomended by this poster.

Plenty of skips around .

I find the oul ****ting in a tupperware, stick the tupper in the freezer, and then cart the tupperware into work to dump it down the kitchen sink is a good method

Or approx 1L of water poured into the bowl from a height - removes anything.

Myself woke up this morning ~6AM with a heavy feeling on the sheriffs badge, could only squeeze out a few pebbles - most annoying.

FF to 10AM after coffee and was goosestepping into the jacks, lovely satisfying explosion of midden - the furking stink tho, would knock out a Mumbai sewage worker ....

Brendan Bendar · 16-06-2020 1:40pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

I find the oul ****ting in a tupperware, stick the tupper in the freezer, and then cart the tupperware into work to dump it down the kitchen sink is a good method

Or approx 1L of water poured into the bowl from a height - removes anything.

Myself woke up this morning ~6AM with a heavy feeling on the sheriffs badge, could only squeeze out a few pebbles - most annoying.

FF to 10AM after coffee and was goosestepping into the jacks, lovely satisfying explosion of midden - the furking stink tho, would knock out a Mumbai sewage worker ....

Hmmm Tupperware tends to have a small footprint and can lead to overcarry of the target, especially if there is what they refer to as ‘ground effect’ in the aviation sector. A compressed effect,especially near a fixed surface which could influence the landing profile of a dump especially a thin scutthery one, evacuated with force.

Quite unlikely, but like in all serious and academic threads of high scholarly repute,needs to be given proper serious attention by suitably trained and qualified personnel.

Aglomerado · 16-06-2020 1:54pm

Water back this morning so I didn't have to resort to Tupperware or plastic bags

. Just as well, as the matinee performance had an encore 2 hours later.

I'm no stranger to going alfresco either, but my garden's overlooked and I might have to walk about 500m to find a quiet spot, stepping on ducks all the way there...:D

Nevin Parsnipp · 16-06-2020 11:42pm

Rodney Bathgate wrote: »

Thanks JF.

Don't pay much attention to these scrotes Rodders...your contributions to this here forum much appreciated ...

JohnnyFlash · 17-06-2020 12:01am

Nevin Parsnipp wrote: »

Don't pay much attention to these scrotes Rodders...your contributions to this here forum much appreciated ...

I’m the GOAT around here, pal. Might be time to lay off the turps and go to bed btw. You’re making a show of yourself.

EmmetSpiceland · 17-06-2020 12:08am

Nevin Parsnipp wrote: »

Don't pay much attention to these scrotes Rodders...your contributions to this here forum much appreciated ...

All “contributions” are, indeed, welcome and appreciated, N, but it’s a bit much when said contributor “attacks” this very thread at every opportunity. Across the site.

I mean, referring to this, highly informative, thread on, both, toilet etiquette and experience as “the scat thead” is a serious denigration. All while trying to post in it themselves.

It’s low. This thread has helped people, brought them together, in highs and lows. It has created some, true, “community” spirit. A real rarity on this site.

Obviously, I can’t condone “attacks” on any poster but, I have to say, you reap what you sow. I’m just saying, compadre. You know yourself.

Class MayDresser · 17-06-2020 12:50am

Lads, caught in a bad way.
Drinking Smirnoff and Pimms here next door(neighbour got a promotion), and I'm bustin for a number 2. Suffice to say, if I throw a discharge in the downstairs lavatory(this is the clientele we're dealing with here), I'll empty the place out.
Yet, if I go upstairs I'm sure la Matronne will follow me up to show me her Blahniks. And she has a wide neck.

Suggestions?

Brendan Bendar · 17-06-2020 2:31am

Class MayDresser wrote: »

Lads, caught in a bad way.
Drinking Smirnoff and Pimms here next door(neighbour got a promotion), and I'm bustin for a number 2. Suffice to say, if I throw a discharge in the downstairs lavatory(this is the clientele we're dealing with here), I'll empty the place out.
Yet, if I go upstairs I'm sure la Matronne will follow me up to show me her Blahniks. And she has a wide neck.

Suggestions?

1. Check under the sink for a can of ‘Glade’.

2. Say you left the immersion on a have to slip next door to turn it off.

3. Discharge the load in your trousers and tough it out.

Slideways · 17-06-2020 11:53am

I’m sure some of the older folk on here can recall seeing videos of the USSR, large juggernauts hauling a enormous missle through the streets followed by 500 perfectly marching soldiers in duffel coats.

Well that’s what my colon feels like today. Haven’t schit in 4 days and I swear I can see the shape of the offending item slowly inch towards my tea towel holder. Brace yourself Slidey, this May draw blood

Class MayDresser · 17-06-2020 1:00pm

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

1. Check under the sink for a can of ‘Glade’.

2. Say you left the immersion on a have to slip next door to turn it off.

3. Discharge the load in your trousers and tough it out.

Thanks pal, I'd have a bit more finesse than that though.

Glade is rank.

Fireball81 · 17-06-2020 2:10pm

VI Poo?

Am back in the office but there are only a few of us so back so the traps have been quiet. I've been able to take care of business in peace and quiet, something I really missed at home.

Went for a dip in the sea last night, very nice it was although about 10-15 minutes in there was a bit of gurgling downstairs.

Obviously no facilities so whilst still in the water dropped the budgeys and dumped straight into the water (needs must). Quick wash with my hand and moved quickly away from that portion of the water before it caught up with me.

Not something I would normally do but had no choice really, it was a actually quite pleasant. Not too many others in the water either.

Blowheads · 17-06-2020 2:22pm

Fireball81 wrote: »

VI Poo?

Am back in the office but there are only a few of us so back so the traps have been quiet. I've been able to take care of business in peace and quiet, something I really missed at home.

Went for a dip in the sea last night, very nice it was although about 10-15 minutes in there was a bit of gurgling downstairs.

Obviously no facilities so whilst still in the water dropped the budgeys and dumped straight into the water (needs must). Quick wash with my hand and moved quickly away from that portion of the water before it caught up with me.

Not something I would normally do but had no choice really, it was a actually quite pleasant. Not too many others in the water either.

An absolute breach of etiquette, filthy kernt. People like you have no place on a decent thread like this

Hotblack Desiato · 17-06-2020 2:45pm

That beach is going from Blue Flag to Brown Flag in one swift, eh, movement...

EmmetSpiceland · 17-06-2020 2:46pm

Blowheads wrote: »

An absolute breach of etiquette, filthy kernt. People like you have no place on a decent thread like this

Ho, steady on there, hoss.

Let’s he who has not shat out in “open waters” cast the first stone. And, before we run this guy out of town, we really should be looking for more “details”.

We should clarify exactly what he “dropped” and just how populated this area was. I mean, if he just “logged” into the water then that is far less of a “crime” than, say, if he were to have burst out “plumes” of liquid mess. A log can be avoided by a fellow swimmer but murky, cloudy, poop water, well, that’s going in mouths, up noses and into the eyes of anyone not goggled.

A couple of logs in the sea? Well, that’s just a drop in the ocean, swimmers are used to navigating unwelcome “flotsam and jetsam”. If this was liquid in liquid, that’s really only for emergencies and anyone in the “locale” should be advised to move further afield.

Dirty business but, sometimes, justifiable. Sometimes.

Hotblack Desiato · 17-06-2020 2:48pm

Slideways wrote: »

I’m sure some of the older folk on here can recall seeing videos of the USSR, large juggernauts hauling a enormous missle through the streets followed by 500 perfectly marching soldiers in duffel coats.

Well that’s what my colon feels like today.

Hmmm, solid or liquid fuelled?

One massive 'warhead' or multiple smaller ones?

A chemical or nerve gas payload perhaps?

I think we need to send in Hans Blix and the team of UN inspectors.

I'm not going to make the too-obvious "weapon of ass destruction" pun though.

gerrybbadd · 17-06-2020 3:29pm

Fireball81 wrote: »

VI Poo?

Am back in the office but there are only a few of us so back so the traps have been quiet. I've been able to take care of business in peace and quiet, something I really missed at home.

Went for a dip in the sea last night, very nice it was although about 10-15 minutes in there was a bit of gurgling downstairs.

Obviously no facilities so whilst still in the water dropped the budgeys and dumped straight into the water (needs must). Quick wash with my hand and moved quickly away from that portion of the water before it caught up with me.

Not something I would normally do but had no choice really, it was a actually quite pleasant. Not too many others in the water either.

For fúck sake. And no doubt a big **** as well while you were in there?

There's a cod someplace off the coast choking on a log as we speak

Fireball81 · 17-06-2020 4:22pm

To clarify lads,

This was not planned, it was an emergency
The discharge was tadpole like and did not seem a lot
There was no self love, that would be inappropriate

Last time I had an dump in the sea was when I was a young lad I think, probably a similar emergency.

Brendan Bendar · 17-06-2020 4:49pm

Class MayDresser wrote: »

Thanks pal, I'd have a bit more finesse than that though.

Glade is rank.

No charge Cee, but in an emergency with extreme imminent disaster on top of one, it’s any port in a storm.

Had occasion to leave the lounge in a relatives house, find both shïtters blocked .

Hit the kitchen, found a big ‘Stellar’ 2.5l saucepan.

Quick drop, bend forward, and piped a steaming load into vessel in a flash.

Found a head of iceberg lettuce in the fridge ,shredded it and covered the lot with it.

Left very shortly afterwards.... ..:cool:

Class MayDresser · 17-06-2020 5:24pm

Serious question here lads, tell me if I'm stepping out of line amongst such learned folk.

Why is it ok to churn one out into a "Stellar" saucepan topped with lettuce to make a "Worcestershire" salad, and that lad earlier on got ran out of town for freezing his in a 3 star deep freezer?

There's not too far in the difference in my mind, trots for some misfortunate unwitting vegan versus potential pork steak mixup for a working man's dinner.

Brendan Bendar · 17-06-2020 5:28pm

Class MayDresser wrote: »

Serious question here lads, tell me if I'm stepping out of line amongst such learned folk.

Why is it ok to churn one out into a "Stellar" saucepan topped with lettuce to make a "Worcestershire" salad, and that lad earlier on got ran out of town for freezing his in a 3 star deep freezer?

There's not too far in the difference in my mind, trots for some misfortunate unwitting vegan versus potential pork steak mixup for a working man's dinner.

What are you on about dude.

Let’s get it out in the open.

What are you on about.

Class MayDresser · 17-06-2020 5:38pm

Can't put it any simpler mate, wheres the line between acceptable and unacceptable these parts?

Heave a log into a saucepan, OK.

Put a stool into a freezer, not OK.

Why is this?

Worse than Jeremy Kyle.

Bullocks · 17-06-2020 6:25pm

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

No charge Cee, but in an emergency with extreme imminent disaster on top of one, it’s any port in a storm.

Had occasion to leave the lounge in a relatives house, find both shïtters blocked .

Hit the kitchen, found a big ‘Stellar’ 2.5l saucepan.

Quick drop, bend forward, and piped a steaming load into vessel in a flash.

Found a head of iceberg lettuce in the fridge ,shredded it and covered the lot with it.

Left very shortly afterwards.... ..:cool:

What kind of relatives have you got?
If I had one broken toilet I wouldn't entertain visitors but two and still let people into the house is asking for trouble!

EmmetSpiceland · 17-06-2020 6:39pm

Class MayDresser wrote: »

Serious question here lads, tell me if I'm stepping out of line amongst such learned folk.

Why is it ok to churn one out into a "Stellar" saucepan topped with lettuce to make a "Worcestershire" salad, and that lad earlier on got ran out of town for freezing his in a 3 star deep freezer?

There's not too far in the difference in my mind, trots for some misfortunate unwitting vegan versus potential pork steak mixup for a working man's dinner.

You do make some fine points, C. Fine points. I guess, and this is just my “perspective”, that the more humorous the scenario, the most “acceptable” it is.

I’ve never been one for the “revenge shítting”, myself, but tales of that nature do make me laugh.

In the example you gave the lad “dumping” into the Tupperware was in his own house and keeping it in his own freezer. The whole idea is just disgusting.

In the second example, you have a man being offered “hospitality” in another’s home but then it turns out that the house has, not one, but two broken toilets. Two.

In Ancient Greece, Zeus was, among other things, the god of “hospitality”. You didn’t take anything you couldn’t repay and you didn’t overstay your welcome. The rules applied to both guest and host. Anyone who breached the rules would be punished severely.

I don’t want to “victim blame” but you could argue that by not providing a working toilet to a treasured guest that they, then, suffered the wrath of Zeus, himself.

Maybe it was Karma. Who knows really but what goes around comes around.
Respect the rules, or it could be more than just your pots that “suffer“.

You can’t be too careful.

Brendan Bendar · 17-06-2020 9:25pm

Who said the dunnies were fohherking broken.

There were people cutting rope in them,ffs.

What do I do... “Hammer door, “Missus ,pot roast ready, dab your lettuce quick an let me in”

People jumping to conclusions here....jjeeeez

JohnnyFlash · 17-06-2020 9:35pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

You do make some fine points, C. Fine points. I guess, and this is just my “perspective”, that the more humorous the scenario, the most “acceptable” it is.

I’ve never been one for the “revenge shítting”, myself, but tales of that nature do make me laugh.

In the example you gave the lad “dumping” into the Tupperware was in his own house and keeping it in his own freezer. The whole idea is just disgusting.

In the second example, you have a man being offered “hospitality” in another’s home but then it turns out that the house has, not one, but two broken toilets. Two.

In Ancient Greece, Zeus was, among other things, the god of “hospitality”. You didn’t take anything you couldn’t repay and you didn’t overstay your welcome. The rules applied to both guest and host. Anyone who breached the rules would be punished severely.

I don’t want to “victim blame” but you could argue that by not providing a working toilet to a treasured guest that they, then, suffered the wrath of Zeus, himself.

Maybe it was Karma. Who knows really but what goes around comes around.
Respect the rules, or it could be more than just your pots that “suffer“.

You can’t be too careful.

A revenge shíte is a completely different kettle of fish (if you'll pardon the pun) than some sort of weird fetish involving storing and cataloguing your own stools.

Even then it should only be used as a last resort. I may have told this tale before, but I was in a pub in London in the late 80's. Not the best time for an Irish lad over there, but even then you'd expect politeness from the pub owner. Yet there the cúnt was giving me abuse for being Irish, despite the fact I was drinking more than the rest of the place put together.

Anyway, enough was enough, so I headed into the shïtters, picked the middle cubicle, closed the door, lifted the lid off the cistern and placed it on the floor, got up on the toilet, dropped the trousers and undercrackers, and unloaded a length of arse eels right on top of the moving parts.

Decided I’d stay around to witness the fireworks, so had another pint and was shoving 10p coins into the fruit machine. Punter comes out of the jacks with an ashen faced look on his face, and goes up to the counter to talk to the landlord. The fat cûnt emerges from behind the bar and marches into the jacks. Few seconds delay, and then I hear him saying ‘what the cattle truck happened ere eh? For fûcks sake, some kernt is after havin’ a Turkish Delight in the fackin’ cistern’.

Finished me pint, had a good chuckle, then put on my leather jacket, and got the hell out of there. :cool:

Brendan Bendar · 17-06-2020 9:50pm

Spot on John...and I might have relayed this one.

Rambled into an upmarket pub SoCoDub early to take a shïte.

Porridge faced kernt with watery eyes behind the bar.

“ Where’s the shïtter horse” I said politely, as I always do

Didn’t even look up....“Customers only” says whey face.

Pause from the Bren........ KNOB.....”Right so ,stick on a pint for me”

“Downstairs bud” says cement face

Went down and noticed a delivery going in and an open door beside the traps

In ,and clouded the furniture with a spray of watery fawn coloured midden.

Covered the kip.

Buttoned up and out the delivery door happy in the knowledge that cement face would have some cleaning to do and a pint to explain.

Customer is king as Mr Quinn used to say.

Hector Savage · 18-06-2020 10:05am

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

No charge Cee, but in an emergency with extreme imminent disaster on top of one, it’s any port in a storm.

Had occasion to leave the lounge in a relatives house, find both shïtters blocked .

Hit the kitchen, found a big ‘Stellar’ 2.5l saucepan.

Quick drop, bend forward, and piped a steaming load into vessel in a flash.

Found a head of iceberg lettuce in the fridge ,shredded it and covered the lot with it.

Left very shortly afterwards.... ..:cool:

yeah ..... this didn't happen

NeinNeinNein · 18-06-2020 10:36am

Always suspected your average swimmer is up to no good. Their horrible overheated little faces as they huff and slosh around the place, balls and bumps wrapped in sweaty nylon. A dodgy lot indeed.

Hotblack Desiato · 18-06-2020 11:57am

You've never been in the scrotum-tightening (James Joyce) waters of the Irish Sea then.

Brendan Bendar · 18-06-2020 3:33pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

yeah ..... this didn't happen

I can still get the bang Hecko, now it was an emergency.

NeinNeinNein · 18-06-2020 3:44pm

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

You've never been in the scrotum-tightening (James Joyce) waters of the Irish Sea then.

Only in a boat.

armaghlad · 19-06-2020 9:05am

NeinNeinNein wrote: »

Always suspected your average swimmer is up to no good. Their horrible overheated little faces as they huff and slosh around the place, balls and bumps wrapped in sweaty nylon. A dodgy lot indeed.

Up there with the cyclists

partyguinness · 19-06-2020 2:37pm

Shocking incidents last night and new territory. I went out for my daily run around 8.30pm. Only a flat 9k gentle run listening a podcast. Had dropped a severe load earlier in the day at work so not expecting any issues that end.

But anyway, all unremarkable and uneventful until I was about 10 mins from home on the return leg. A sharp tell tell pain hit me in my lower gut. Really sharp- had to put my hand on and grimace. Even let out a few groans.

Sheriff's badge started to bulge involuntarily. Kept running and convinced myself I'll make it home. Let out some gas which was like Russian Roulette.

Rounded a corner and the contractions around the badge became urgent and not taking ‘No’ for an answer. Thankfully nobody else out walking along this scenic country park- straight into some bushes and hid behind a sturdy oak tree and let rip- orange hued runny midden with the consistency of pancake batter. All I am thinking is ‘What the fcuk brought that on?’. Thankfully I didn’t **** on myself but I did take a hit from some stray piss down the back of my legs. I’ll take that if that is the worst outcome. Recomposed myself and back onto the path and off I continued. - nobody around so clean getaway. That I thought was the end of it…

About 300 metres from my front door there was a second wave of attack. The forces of Mordor upped the ante. I had to quicken the pace considerably and even though I could literally see my front door in the distance I honestly was not going to make it- my Garmin was going mental at this stage as my heart rate monitor was soaring- beep beep beep (gone into Threshold). Now I was on the street so no chance to duck behind bushes.

Desperately clenching the cheeks and goose stepping as quick as humanly possible I even cut through my neighbour’s front garden to get to the front door. Banged on the window for the wife to let me in…she seemed to take a fcuking eternity. Straight past her (“Need a wee” says I) out to the downstairs toilet out the back- think of that scene in American Pie. I absolutely exploded and the noise was deafening.

To say I ruined the toilet would be like saying the Titanic sprung a leak. Grand understatement. Buck shot everywhere- it even landed on the toilet seat (in other words it must have shot upward into the air and landed down on the seat…let the physics lads work on that) and some specks on my tshirt up my back. Took several flushes and there was even drips of sweat on the floor.

Feeling weak and a little sorry for myself I made my way upstairs and showered and had to lie down on the bed for 45 mins to recompose and process what had just happened. Thankfully the wife is half deaf (watches TV with subtitles at this stage) and she was none the wiser.

It is an incident that will live with me for a long time. I thought I had the running v. toilet routine down to a tee- years of practice but now I am not so sure. Leaving the house this morning I was still a little shaken truth be told. Confidence has taken a massive hit.

Brendan Bendar · 19-06-2020 3:19pm

Excellent reportage Pee.

Hope everything ok.

Cartman78 · 19-06-2020 4:38pm

And that folks is why running is so good for weight loss.

Do a bit of the old tarmac pounding myself and on the morning of a race (and sometimes the night before) some primal force and function assumes command of all evacuation activity with the express and undeniable goal of making my body as light as humanly possible.

You hear a lot about a runners "high" and "endorphins" but nobody ever talks about the pre race scutters

ILikeBoats · 19-06-2020 5:11pm

Running does "loosen" the bowels alright

JohnnyFlash · 19-06-2020 5:26pm

ILikeBoats wrote: »

Running does "loosen" the bowels alright

Some of the more ‘bound up’ posters on Boards should take it up as a hobby then. Might also help to shift one or two of their chins.

partyguinness · 19-06-2020 5:47pm

Cartman78 wrote: »

And that folks is why running is so good for weight loss.

Do a bit of the old tarmac pounding myself and on the morning of a race (and sometimes the night before) some primal force and function assumes command of all evacuation activity with the express and undeniable goal of making my body as light as humanly possible.

You hear a lot about a runners "high" and "endorphins" but nobody ever talks about the pre race scutters

Very true. In fact the pre race scutters are a highlight and a tremendous experience- highly recommended. Nothing cleans out the system quite like it.

Miles 22-25 in the marathon (or the Deathzone as I call it) I have seen some unspeakable horrors. It's like the opening scene to Saving Private Ryan....and then some. Women dropping their shorts on the side of the road and letting loose is an image that is hard to shake....bare white arses on show.

Hotblack Desiato · 21-06-2020 8:11pm

Ah, Party, you had an attack of the "Paula Radcliffes".

Runner's diarrhoea is a thing. "A dose of the runs", indeed.

Anyway you won't find me dresssing up in lycra and running around like an eejit thank you very much.

mfceiling · 21-06-2020 8:51pm

Sorry for your troubles party.

Hector Savage · 22-06-2020 9:23am

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Ah, Party, you had an attack of the "Paula Radcliffes".

Runner's diarrhoea is a thing. "A dose of the runs", indeed.

Anyway you won't find me dresssing up in lycra and running around like an eejit thank you very much.

Paula Radcliffe ? that happened to her ... jaysus

Class MayDresser · 22-06-2020 9:24am

mfceiling wrote: »

Sorry for your troubles trousers party.

FYP there.

Nevin Parsnipp · 22-06-2020 9:25am

Hector Savage wrote: »

Paula Radcliffe ? that happened to her ... jaysus

Yup ! That's how she got the nickname "Skuttery Paula".......

NeinNeinNein · 22-06-2020 12:27pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

Paula Radcliffe ? that happened to her ... jaysus

More a case of carrying the load with her for the rest of the race rather than skuttering it away if I recall correctly.

Gary Linekar has form too, although Walkers crisps tried their best to hush that one up, the shams.

gerrybbadd · 22-06-2020 12:39pm

Didn't poor aul Sonia O'Sullivan leave the legs brown mid race as well at some stage? The Special running sneakers were full to the brim

Bobblehats · 22-06-2020 1:00pm

gerrybbadd wrote: »

Didn't poor aul Sonia O'Sullivan leave the legs brown mid race as well at some stage? The Special running sneakers were full to the brim

Non too sure but I certainly did this morning after a hot n sour prawn curry last nigh

it’s a Goan specialty. A goin’ the toilet specialty...

partyguinness · 22-06-2020 2:11pm

I believe it was the ancient Greek Olympians that had an expression for it:

"Ain't no scutter like a pre-race scutter"

JohnnyFlash · 22-06-2020 2:18pm

Bobblehats wrote: »

Non too sure but I certainly did this morning after a hot n sour prawn curry last nigh

it’s a Goan specialty. A goin’ the toilet specialty...

I find spicy prawn curries or stir-fries are lethal the next day. Must be the mixture of spices and seafood.

What's the etiquette here??

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