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Fecal Scoring System
Don't you wish that the Purina pet food company would issue a handy chart by which to grade your dog's poop? Well, your wish has come true!Visit the hidden portion of this post, if you have a high tolerance for pictures of dog poop.
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Posted By: Paul - Thu Sep 25, 2008 -
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Category: Animals, Pets, Dogs, Scatology, Excrement
Pig Farms
Sure, we all love bacon! But who wants to live next to a pig farm? Not these folks in Massachusetts, who, according to today's Boston Globe (registration required), suffer smells like those "at the bottom of a dumpster." But this new Congressional report finds the EPA ready to relax their rules for such farms.
Here's an article about a manure lagoon spill in 2005 that released 3 million gallons of pig poop!
Posted By: Paul - Wed Sep 24, 2008 -
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Category: Agriculture, Animals, Bathrooms, Disasters, Food, Scatology, Lawsuits, Excrement
Poo-Pourri
Posted By: Paul - Wed Aug 20, 2008 -
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Category: Business, Products, Domestic, Hygiene, Excrement, Inventions, Scatology
Giant Turd Floats Away
Things fall apart. The centre cannot hold...
Posted By: Alex - Tue Aug 12, 2008 -
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Category: Art, Scatology
Simulated S**t Happens
Alex's Jesus Toilet post reminded me of this great WIRED article from a few years ago, about toilet technology.It so happens that toilet engineers need to simulate excrement for testing purposes. Here's just a couple of the things they use:
Posted By: Paul - Wed Jul 09, 2008 -
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Category: Bathrooms, Domestic, Food, Hygiene, Inventions, Scatology, Science, Technology
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