Woman sat on toilet for 2 years

**jason_jinx** · 03-14-08, 01:03 PM

my left leg starts to go numb if i sit on the crapper too long

**PizzaSHARK!** · 03-14-08, 01:11 PM

Bizarre.

**Toker** · 03-14-08, 03:16 PM

Can anyone say Fishers Disease?? Wierd ass story.

**)-(3llF1R3** · 03-14-08, 03:35 PM

Originally Posted by Too Much Damage

...wow...

this is almost as believable as google's tisp

http://www.google.com/tisp/

is that for real?... its crazy

**MacDre707** · 03-14-08, 05:09 PM

...no fucking way...

**CoCheez** · 03-14-08, 10:49 PM

Originally Posted by )-(3llF1R3

Originally Posted by Too Much Damage

...wow...

this is almost as believable as google's tisp

http://www.google.com/tisp/

is that for real?... its crazy

Originally Posted by Google

Why is TiSP in beta?
When things go wrong with TiSP, they go very, very wrong. Let's leave it at that.

**kyle700** · 03-15-08, 01:30 AM

LOL

**KidWithTheFace** · 03-15-08, 02:35 AM

Hahah this is so friggen weird...

Originally Posted by BigH?b

Maybe she had Chronic Diarrhea.... Or maybe it was the World's Largest Turd.

agreed

**DuDDy** · 03-15-08, 05:22 AM

fucked up, thats all i gotta say about this.

**Zombie Bot** · 03-23-11, 02:40 AM

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