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If your balls are that long, you need to see a doctor.
Some countries have way more water in toilets than others
Sorry, can't hear you over my superior European design
There’s nothing superior about a toilet you can’t wash your nuts in
They actually have specific toilets for washing your nuts and bunghole in. It's even a separate throne you sit on and clean your bits in.
I know at least in Italy, it's pretty common.
If your balls are that long, you’re probably overdue for a colonoscopy
Please explain more -- what does a long sack have to do with your colon? I don't have this issue but maybe one day I will, and for others who already have the issue. Thank you.
Oh alright, it's just a regular aging correlation. Thank you!
Chicks dig the long ball
Or they're American. I had to put a full 2 liter bottle in my old apartment's toilet tank to keep the water level from touching my balls
No. That's not an American thing. It might be a you thing.
Definitely an American thing. Some, not all, American toilets have a giant bowl with like 3 litres of water in it.
It's really weird.
Definitely not a thing in Sweden anyway. It might not be an American-only thing, but it's definitely a "you problem" country wise for making shitty toilets.
... what?
Many (not all, but many) American toilets use far more water than they need, and end up with a very high water level