On Dec 6, 9:09 am,
OllieNort...@aol.com wrote:
> They need a stink meter app. It will measure the stink and give
> ratings. It will let you know when you need to do a mercy flush.
An experienced shitter would not need an app to measure the
smell of his turds. Hell, I can smell mine before they come out. As
soon as my asshole opens I get a whiff of what's to come. It's a near
psychic experience. Either that or I'm blessed with a good sense of
smell.
A more useful toilet application would be a good pair of shit
shoes. Shit shoes are thin slabs of latex designed to look like
shoes. They are carried in one's pocket or purse and put on when in a
public stall in a place like a super market. If their shit smells
really bad and someone comes into the bathroom and sees their feet in
the stall, later in the store that person will be able to ID the
person with the smelly shit on the basis of their shoes. But if they
put on the shit shoes and remove them before leaving the stall (they
are flushable), no one in the store will be able to ID them on the
basis of their shoes.
Anyway, I think we know when our shits smell bad (or good
depending on how we're looking at it). The thing we have never
learned to ID on the basis of self smelling is bad breath. For that
we sure could use a machine of some kind. And I'm not talking about
garlic or onion breath. I'm talking about died in the wool foul
breath that comes from rotten teeth or something deeper within the
system. But for the smell of shit we do not need machines. We know
when our shits smell bad. And we love it. The only time we might not
like the smell of our foul shit is when we shit in a public place and
can be ID'd as the smelly guy and then laughed at by many people
because of it. At home alone that same embarrassed turd leaver will
be hooting and hollering in approval as the smelly turdal tidal wave
appears and lingers hopefully a long long time, remaining alive in the
room and strong in spirit long after flushing.
TJ