HAHA, burn,I just wanted there to be a new one of these silly forums 3 days in a row.
Everybody now -- "USE THE SEARCH BAR"!!!
So what to do with this thread now..... Ummm, say whatever you want I guess. I will impart
2 random facts for your pleasure.
1) The word SHIT comes from the days around the american revolution when they used to ship dung around as fertilizer. They would load it on the ships, which would then leak a little. The water would get into the crates causing the manure to expand (breaking the crates and making a mess) but more importantly to release methane. Then Joe Blow would come down in the hold with his lantern burning, and boom, poo explosion. SHIT stands for Ship High In Transit, so from then onward, the SHIT, was stacked near the top of the hold.
2) What is the only mammal that has to eat its own shit to survive?
The beaver, the part of it's digestive system that breaks down bark is actually passed its stomach. It therefore has to poop nutrient and eat it.
Why am i so focused on poop today? I have no idea, but there you have it.
Everybody now -- "USE THE SEARCH BAR"!!!
So what to do with this thread now..... Ummm, say whatever you want I guess. I will impart
2 random facts for your pleasure.
1) The word SHIT comes from the days around the american revolution when they used to ship dung around as fertilizer. They would load it on the ships, which would then leak a little. The water would get into the crates causing the manure to expand (breaking the crates and making a mess) but more importantly to release methane. Then Joe Blow would come down in the hold with his lantern burning, and boom, poo explosion. SHIT stands for Ship High In Transit, so from then onward, the SHIT, was stacked near the top of the hold.
2) What is the only mammal that has to eat its own shit to survive?
The beaver, the part of it's digestive system that breaks down bark is actually passed its stomach. It therefore has to poop nutrient and eat it.
Why am i so focused on poop today? I have no idea, but there you have it.