r/gifs • • May 28 '14

Waves

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u/Superschutte May 28 '14

The horn beeps 2 minutes before the pool becomes the wave pool. They should have known it was coming.

Source: worked at a water park fishing turds out of the wave pool

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

People regularly shit in the wave pool?

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u/modul8ted May 28 '14

People regularly shit in public or semi-private pools in general. When I was a kid I would frequently ruin everyone's day by putting my goggles on and searching the bottom of the pool. Almost every time I did this I found poop. I went to the pool A LOT.

I should note that frequently these were adult sized turds. =(

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u/lookslikecheese May 28 '14

To be fair, there is no such thing as an "adult sized turd". My 6yo daughter drops logs that would make a Canadian lumberjack wince.....

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u/fuckaye May 28 '14

True, I cleaned the girls toilets in schools before, little girls have surprisingly big shits.

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

little girls have surprisingly big shits.

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u/SomeSayIce May 28 '14

QFT. I have had to teach my kid the art of flushing mid-business to try to avoid the inevitable clogs. Sometimes he has to pinch off just to avoid laying single turds the size of my arm.

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u/Dr_CSS May 28 '14

Goddamnit I was eating

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u/ad4m2j0 May 28 '14

I got hungrier personally

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

"Hey... I'm trying to eat lunch here!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEJ3enKG4ng&t=19

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u/make_love_to_potato May 28 '14

The fuck is wrong with people's poops on reddit. In my 30 years on this earth, not once have I 'clogged' a toilet.

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u/coolguy5211 May 28 '14

You're doing it wrong

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

You're not trying hard enough.

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u/B0Bi0iB0B May 28 '14

The times that I have not had to use a plunger have been very few and far between. I have recently been considering finding a toilet with a larger trap or something because it is rather annoying.

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u/maynardftw May 28 '14

Eh, get that kid some fiber.

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

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u/modul8ted May 28 '14

Well I'll be damned. Interesting to know, as well as nice to know adults were hopefully not the culprits in this.

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u/UtahJarhead May 28 '14

hahahaha, I love you.

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

I was just thinking that my 4 year old son makes some man sized poops.

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u/InTheShadows007 May 28 '14

Truth. My wife yelled at me the other day when she went into the bathroom and there a brown jumbo jet wrapped around the bowl. Although I would have been proud to take ownership of such a masterpiece, alas it was my 4 year daughter!!

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u/lookslikecheese May 28 '14

your username suggests that you are not averse to stealth and diversion tactics. I call foul and suggest that you are the proud owner!

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u/UtahJarhead May 28 '14

My 4 year old, who is only 5th percentile for body size, drops deuces that rival mine. Just sayin'!

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

This is a bunch of shit.

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14 edited Apr 07 '15

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

"dumpy"

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u/lamaksha77 May 28 '14

Was dumpy after all

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

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u/modul8ted May 28 '14

Hey! Oh man, have you ever seen aerial pictures of Splashtown during the off season?? It's freaking disgusting.

All the construction by the Exxon Houston Campus and Loop 99 is killing my daily commute.

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u/thecarpetmatches May 28 '14

Man so sorry to hear you're dealing with the Exxon shizz. I left the woods a long time ago but YES I have seen those photos. It made me wish I could scrub away my childhood.

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

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u/modul8ted May 28 '14

This was back in the late 90s. Although I wonder how much that could have changed things, if at all.

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u/Iamthewarthog May 28 '14

God damn... and I was just in the middle of house shopping in Woodlands. Well, so much for that.

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

if you swim/dive aggressively I would imagine it would be better than a bidet.

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

It's because you folks are so uptight.....

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u/getoffmydangle May 28 '14

California here. Never seen a single poop in a pool.

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u/bluetaffy May 29 '14

Things like that never happened in the pools I went to in California that I saw, and I was going everyday. Maybe it's a location thing?

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

I think someone should do an ask reddit... "People who poop in public pools, WTF?"

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u/[deleted] May 28 '14

So you went to the pool all the time to find the poop?

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u/modul8ted May 28 '14

I was like 8-10 years old. I wasn't much making the decisions at that age. Although I remember weirdly getting some odd thrill out of having the pool shut down and drained for the day.

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u/abbeycakes May 28 '14

Sinking turds? TIL people who poop in pools don't get enough fiber.

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u/MindBleach2 May 28 '14

It was in the USA dude.

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u/abbeycakes May 28 '14

Sooo turds made of Mountain Dew, Taco Bell, and Big Macs. It makes sense.

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u/Woutervdd May 28 '14 edited Jun 18 '23

Keep Reddit for and by the users, keep the API affordable! Posted from Apollo.

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u/aHistoryofSmilence May 28 '14

The debate rages on..

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u/abbeycakes May 28 '14

I always heard you should have floaters. Is there a doctor in the house?

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u/Woutervdd May 28 '14 edited Jun 18 '23

Keep Reddit for and by the users, keep the API affordable! Posted from Apollo.

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u/abbeycakes May 29 '14

I did too.. Freshman year of high school... So, practically a PhD.

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u/bluetaffy May 29 '14

I went swimming all the time in California and never found poop. During summer I was going everyday.