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For being a bit fed up of endless poo-related threads?

22 replies

MrsRonWeasley · 24/07/2007 11:10

First it was cat poo.

Then it was cat poo again.

Then it was baby poo.

And now it's dog poo.

I mean, honestly, can we talk about something other than doings for a bit please?

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MrsRonWeasley · 24/07/2007 11:11

Forgot to mention fart threads too

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VoldemortrepentsandmarriesLuna · 24/07/2007 11:11

Well you may be able to but unfortunately for some of us it is not that easy.

It's an illness you see.

MrsRonWeasley · 24/07/2007 11:13

there's also a pissing thread as well.... Enough of the bodily functions, just for a little bit, please?

VR&ML

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OrmIrian · 24/07/2007 11:25

poo poo poo poo poo poo poooooo !

Fart.

Poo is a fact of life. If you eat, you poo. We have a whole section devoted to food. Perhaps we need one for the other end of the eating process too. That would leave all the other areas poo-free.

Spidermama · 24/07/2007 11:29

I don't notice them MRW. You must have an eye for those threads. My mum can see a dog pooing at 3.4 miles and can work out whether or not the owner is picking it up from 3.8 miles away. She studies very hard and has spent many years concentrating on poo to gain this talent. She talks about it a lot.

MrsRonWeasley · 24/07/2007 13:36

ROFL Spidermama. I would like to meet your mum. She sounds like my kind of lady!

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americantrish · 24/07/2007 13:46

:laughs:

what about toddler poo?

yeahinaminute · 24/07/2007 14:12

In my considered opinion and after much research - baby / toddler pooh is a cross between nuclear waste and velcro - and that is all I wish to say on the subject !

princessmel · 24/07/2007 14:14

Do you mean my thread about my dd's first poo in potty?? If so, sorry but I was chuffed.

princessmel · 24/07/2007 14:16

OrmIrian, there's is a topic dedicated to it. Called Nappies and potty training or something similar.

Sometimes, when you're a mum things like this are really important to you. And thats why people ( me included ) talk about it.

Desiderata · 24/07/2007 14:16

Here's a question. Why is poo always brown? Admittedly it comes in shades of ... but what turns it brown?

vino · 24/07/2007 14:18

Have you not just made a thread about poo yourself?!

MrsRonWeasley · 24/07/2007 14:18

I am not sure what turns poo brown, Desi but I imagine it is the same as what turns tumble drier fluff grey only in the poo variety.

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MrsRonWeasley · 24/07/2007 14:20

Vino, no I have made an anti-poo thread with an anti-poo plea contained therein.

It's not working though is it

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Desiderata · 24/07/2007 14:22

Which would be the same law which turns belly button fluff blue ....

Any way, I would like you to know that I have never posted on a poo thread

Not until now, that is.

OrmIrian · 24/07/2007 14:22

Ooh hang on....I sort of remember about the brown poo thing. Isn't it bile that does that?

Re tumble drier fluff Mrs W, I have had some pink fluff recently. Oh yes. When I put DD's brand new fluffy mohair-type cardigan in that DD hated and MIL gave to her.... oops

Desiderata · 24/07/2007 14:22
princessmel · 24/07/2007 14:23

POO POO POO POO

TooTicky · 24/07/2007 14:31

I believe there's something called bilirubin which makes poo the colour it is.

AbRoller · 24/07/2007 14:38

Not too sure why poo is brown but I do know why some dog poo is white. Much more so years ago but can still be seen lurking on many a street corner

It's because they eat bones which cause the poo to calcify and turn white

CatIsSleepy · 24/07/2007 14:38

poopoopedoo...

hmm dd's nappy contents have a distinct green tinge sometimes...

Desiderata · 24/07/2007 15:03

Ah, Cat and Abs on the same thread does not bode well

I also remember white poo. I used to think it was white dogs that did those!

And yes, my ds's poo was definitely green yesterday.

Bilirubin! Great word ... I might change my nickname!

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