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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by MUDFIRE
We have a bar that is being shut down now because it was natorious for fights every night. About 3 weeks ago a couple of guys got into it. They got thrown out where they continued in the street. One ended up dead so now the bar is facing charges of neglect and some others, "I thik some are trumpt up but tha'ts ok it need to be shut down". They didn't actually do anything... but they didnt actually do anything to stop it either. They just pushed thier trash out into the public.
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
That first kid from the Pirate thread did make it in to Urban Dictionary.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wenzeled
He's families sur name is now a verb.
That would suck to be associated as a bad verb.
The only one in history that I can think of that is associated with something not so pleasant is John Crapper. The inventor of the modern toilet. But atleast he made some coin while being associated with the John, or the Crapper which later got shortened and now has become the word "crap" which was born from his last name. So even though he drug his family name into the toilet, and thru crap, litterally. Atleast he did it as respectable as possiable.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wenzeled
He's families sur name is now a verb.
That would suck to be associated as a bad verb.
The only one in history that I can think of that is associated with something not so pleasant is John Crapper. The inventor of the modern toilet. But atleast he made some coin while being associated with the John, or the Crapper which later got shortened and now has become the word "crap" which was born from his last name. So even though he drug his family name into the toilet, and thru crap, litterally. Atleast he did it as respectable as possiable.
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Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
That first kid from the Pirate thread did make it in to Urban Dictionary.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wenzeled
He's families sur name is now a verb.
That would suck to be associated as a bad verb.
The only one in history that I can think of that is associated with something not so pleasant is John Crapper. The inventor of the modern toilet. But atleast he made some coin while being associated with the John, or the Crapper which later got shortened and now has become the word "crap" which was born from his last name. So even though he drug his family name into the toilet, and thru crap, litterally. Atleast he did it as respectable as possiable.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wenzeled
He's families sur name is now a verb.
That would suck to be associated as a bad verb.
The only one in history that I can think of that is associated with something not so pleasant is John Crapper. The inventor of the modern toilet. But atleast he made some coin while being associated with the John, or the Crapper which later got shortened and now has become the word "crap" which was born from his last name. So even though he drug his family name into the toilet, and thru crap, litterally. Atleast he did it as respectable as possiable.
I recall watching some type of tv show ( Nova?) many years ago, where they reclaimed some sort of Confederate gun boat that had sunk in the war. It had a flush toilet prior to Sir Crappers credits. Can any one confirm this. Or am i mistaken.
Will try google.
edit............ Google give credit to Sir John Harrington in 1568. I rember in school the credit was given to crapper?
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
They just did a thing on the History Channel a month or so ago and they credited Sir Crapper. Thats where my info came from. I can neither confirm nor deny. But I think he is the one with a flushable "porceline" (sp?) Becasue I think the Romans had flushable toilets too. But I'm not sure on that.
