"Burger-in-a-can" anyone?
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No but the fact they have backwards toilets to sift through their own poo for worms tells me all i need to know about it.
No but the fact they have backwards toilets to sift through their own poo for worms tells me all i need to know about it.
WTF?
Nope but i've had German buns
Is that an euphemism for something else you're trying to tell us....!!
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From the above link;
That is disgusting... It's starting to make me feel sick when I look at it.
And does it really look anything like the burger they have on their website?
http://www.trekking-mahlzeiten.de/t...zeiten_507/Cheeseburger_in_der_Dose_4641.html
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No but the fact they have backwards toilets to sift through their own poo for worms tells me all i need to know about it.
Who told you that then?
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No, I like my health.
No but the fact they have backwards toilets to sift through their own poo for worms tells me all i need to know about it.
You what? 0.o
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Hmm, I don't even like McDonalds or Burker King so I think I'd have to give that a miss. I'd be interested in seeing the nutritional content/information of something like that, but I must say that it doesn't do anything for me - I'd rather wait a bit and get some nicer food.
No so much these days, but German loos used to have a shelf where the poo goes and then the water pushes it off into the hole (at the front of the loo). My old flat had it and there were a couple of times my stools needed a 'nudge' to get them moving, leaving a lovely trail behind.
All modern loos I saw there though were of the normal type.
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No so much these days, but German loos used to have a shelf where the poo goes and then the water pushes it off into the hole (at the front of the loo). My old flat had it and there were a couple of times my stools needed a 'nudge' to get them moving, leaving a lovely trail behind.
All modern loos I saw there though were of the normal type.
Think it's a European thing rather than a German thing. The toilets in Prague whilst I was there were like that, and a friend told me that when she went to Greece they were the same.