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master flush toliet

has anybody ever used this toliet?
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Nalani,
You'll have to post a whole lot more information to get any answers to that. You've got 17 posts, link to it, post a picture etc.


What the heck is a master flush toilet, no such brand in google.
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Maybe it's the successor to the slave flush toilet so popular among the Romans?
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I flushed myself down one of them one time.

They are very dangerous.

If the seat's damp and your large round bottom forms a seal, don't let your elbow hit the "flush" lever, or you will find yourself in the drink, turned inside out and your boat sailing away from you.

It was horrible.

Nobody believed me.
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Here we go again, the 'instrument' of our demise.
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That was deleted so fast I didn't even see it.

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I flushed myself down one of them one time.

They are very dangerous.
Sounds that way!

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If the seat's damp and your large round bottom forms a seal, don't let your elbow hit the "flush" lever, or you will find yourself in the drink, turned inside out and your boat sailing away from you.

It was horrible.
I bet! So... were you wearing an auto-inflating PFD at the time? Did it go off? That must've been... uncomfortable, to say the least, your outside being inside and all. Well, at least you floated.

Inquiring minds want to know: How did you get yourself turned right side out again?

...

No, belay that. Perhaps we don't really want to know, after all.

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I believe you, Rockter. Really I do.

It could've been worse. Imagine if you'd been using a holding tank!

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I would not risk a holding tank. I would have been trapped. I would rather be inside out outside than inside out inside one of those.
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