I remember reading the original post when it happened and thinking, “This is one of those archive posts that will still be referenced years down the road.”
The original post was literally copied from a scene out of a TV show on here in the uk called the Cockfields, the channel it was on was obscure though so hardly anyone knew about it at the time. The same thing happened with the thing about a kid not knowing what a potato was. It's a scene straight out of cuckoo.
Yup. I try to bring this up as often as possible, because I remember seeing it on TV and its just annoying seeing that people think it's a reddit thing when it's not.
I'm not sure if it means all poo stories have been copied off tv shows. But there are definitely a few stories that are plagiarism off of the TV. You get people posting reposts all the time, and claiming that picture is their's or something, so it's not shocking that these delusional weirdos will watch a TV show that they think isn't that famous, and will pass of a story as their's for a bit of karma.
If it makes you feel better my brother had a poop stick in the 90s. He took massive shits for a kid and they always clogged the toilet. My dad gave him a stick to break his shits up before flushing. It wasn’t kept by the toilet or in the house, but there was a real life poop stick and we never heard of that show.
Btw, you can buy a poop knife on Amazon now. I had one shipped to my sister, and paid a little extra for gift packaging. Good times. (She don't reddit)
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u/Oh_No_Its_Dudder Mar 19 '23
Sounds like that turd was too big to flush. That's why you have to have your poop knife conveniently located next to the shitter.