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Originally Posted by gomestar 
I don't like the toilets in France. They're similar to the US, but only the tiny bottom part is filled with water. This means that a dump will either A) cause a major splash that can be heard from the street (nevermind the annoyance of water blasting your ass), or B) cause major skid marks all over the bowl. I found the solution was to blanket the bottom half of the bowl with toilet paper. It's a stupid solution to a stupid problem.
Furthermore, most of the water comes from the flush, which is very powerful and entail a large burst of water from the front of the bowl, but if you do a courtesy flush you risk your balls being blasted by the cold water (this happened to me. Lesson learned).

I don't like the toilets in France. They're similar to the US, but only the tiny bottom part is filled with water. This means that a dump will either A) cause a major splash that can be heard from the street (nevermind the annoyance of water blasting your ass), or B) cause major skid marks all over the bowl. I found the solution was to blanket the bottom half of the bowl with toilet paper. It's a stupid solution to a stupid problem.
Furthermore, most of the water comes from the flush, which is very powerful and entail a large burst of water from the front of the bowl, but if you do a courtesy flush you risk your balls being blasted by the cold water (this happened to me. Lesson learned).
Also, if improperly positioned, your dump will just land on that porcelain shelf part. And then it stinks to high heaven. My encounter with this stupid contraption is what made me realize how much water cuts the smell of a dump. Perhaps this shelf is there from olden days when maybe royals had their dumps inspected by a royal dump inspector (see History of the World Pt 1 or The Last Emperor).








