Random unrelated image: Time to put a cork in it.

This is directed to the person who is responsible for the toilets at our new local Wal-Mart. It’s not often that I use a toilet in one of your stores, but whenever I stop to eat at Rio Grande beforehand, it is inevitable. I beg you to please recalibrate the auto-flush sensors. I was trying to lighten my load on one of your fine, high-tech porcelain beauties last week, and every time I shifted position the dang thing flushed.

I’m sure you are aware that you have the flushing mechanism set all the way to the max. Normally this is a good thing. We both know what a bummer it is to find leftovers in the bowl. Your plumbing masterpieces are serious, industrial-grade machines. You should be proud of them, because when they flush, they FLUSH. It’s a raging torrent of wind and water down there, and I’m sure it does a Hell of a job.

The problem is, when I was sitting on it, every time I so much as breathed the thing went off. That hurricane-force flush is rather unpleasant when it’s raging almost nonstop just below my crotch.

Seriously, it was like a toilet-bowl version of A Perfect Storm and my balls were playing the part of the Andrea Gail.

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    5 Responses to “Wal-Mart Toilets”
    1. Why are you using a Walmart bathroom? Much better to just piss yourself in the car.

    2. @ Robin:

      Pissing oneself is entirely different than defecating oneself. :)

    3. Just put a strip of toilet paper over the sensor. Remove when you’re done.

    4. @ Jared Richardson:

      Hey, that’s a great idea!

    5. I travel a lot… it works great. Sometimes you have to push the button after removing the paper, but it usually “just works”.

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