Oh Poop.

[sachem]

Five Misconceptions

Everyone does it. And many have developed a set of rituals and beliefs, some false, about the act of clearing one's bowels.

You might think that you know your stuff about poop, but misconceptions are common. Here is the truth behind five common misconceptions about defecating.

http://news.yahoo.com/poop-pooping-5...132823892.html

[Mister D]

Everything you need to know is right here:

http://www.smellypoop.com/facts_about_poop.php

[Captain Obvious]

Sometimes my $#@! stinks, sometimes it don't.

I do $#@! pretty regularly in the mornings with the occasional power dump.

I'm very... bunghole cleaning conscious and I started using baby wipes along with toilet paper, it really works well.

[Mister D]

I think sachem may have some regrets...

[Chris]

What a poopy thread.


But I did like the fact the origin of the word poop is fart based on sound. That was funny.

"According to Eric Partridge in his excellent book of word origins (Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English), "poop" comes from the Middle English word poupen or popen, and it originally meant "fart." The word was based on the sound of a fart. According to Robert Chapman, author of American Slang, "poop" came into use with its current meaning around 1900."

From D's link.


Yes, I actually followed both links.

[KC]

Are the links safe for work?

[Chris]

Depends on where you work. I think so.

[Captain Obvious]

Are the links safe for work?

Yeah, totally safe.