Defecating in Public

[Candyman]

Madman, how about a Yum Yum?:LMAO:

 

[Prick]

Sick, you really are a prick!

 

[Maurice Boscorelli]

Didn't even do it in the toilet paper isle,lol

 

[Pooldude]

:SayWhat?:

 

[Wanker]

Man is there any videos without bullshit you get into?.

 

[oldguyzer]

Why, oh why, do I watch anything posted by Candyman???? :sorry2:

 

[Copyright]

Why, oh why, do I watch anything posted by Candyman???? :sorry2:

To confirm how childish he is.

 

[Pietro]

Throw them both here.

 

[papasmerf]

Throw them both here.

Mad Ladyboy pack your speedo, I am taking you rafting.

 

[Stoner]

 

[Madman]

Mad Ladyboy pack your speedo, I am taking you rafting.

 

[CallMeEasy]

No head shot but her friends do know what she looks like.

 

[Sophia Sinclair]

Of Note: As a woman she completes the task quickly and efficiently with no aids (however it may be time lapsed), whereas a man would need some reading material and possibly some matches.

 

[HOOKED]

This thread evidently has gone to the shits!

 

[Maurice Boscorelli]

This thread evidently has gone to the shits!

Well it is toilet humour after all.

 

[Madman]

Well it is toilet humour after all.

*Sniff* *SNIFF*

OOOOOoooooh, what's that fucking smell around here??

sorry everyone,.....I found PAPA, come on come home.....LET'S GO!!!!

 

[User-E]

Gold in faeces 'worth millions'

Previous research suggested the waste from one million Americans could contain as much as $13m worth of metals.

US researchers are investigating ways to extract the gold and precious metals from human faeces.

The group identified gold in waste from American sewage treatment plants at levels which if found in rock could be worth mining.

Details were outlined at the 249th national meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS) in Denver. Extracting metals from the waste could also help curb the release of toxic substances into the environment.

"The gold we found was at the level of a minimal mineral deposit," said co-author Dr Kathleen Smith, from the US Geological Survey (USGS).

In addition to gold and silver, human waste also contains amounts of rare earth metals such as palladium and vanadium.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-32026636

 

[Madman]

We can combine interests for MM with some Alamide Coffee!

Thank GOD you're back. Yesterday it was prunes, today is black coffee.

Keep up the good work and I may elevate your security status to Chief Shop Steward.