Flaming Balls of Procelain?

[Verashiden]

Goodness gracious great balls of fire!

Sorry, I couldn't help it. Found this quite amusing at nine in the morning.

[superdave]

"the problem was caused as friction was generated..."

is zodi in japan?

[Gertz]

Hehe... somehow reminds me of the "Roskilde Festival" in Denmark some years ago.. some of my friends set fire to the toilet paper in some of the "toilet-boxes" (dont know the right word) and yelled: "ZOMG GET OUT; THE TOILET IS BURNING!"
it was really a laugh watching the ppl jumping out from the rest of the toilet cabins with their pans at their ancles... hmm...

good ol' days.. :P

[kobold]

is zodi in japan?

Heh, that was my first thought, too.

Being the hick that I am, have never seen a high-tech toilet seat. I'd find that in itself rather freaky, let alone one that was smoking.

[Verashiden]

Or the ones that clean your bum for you >.>

[Dondrei]

Those Japanese sure put some crazy **** in toilets. So to speak.

Hehe... somehow reminds me of the "Roskilde Festival" in Denmark some years ago.. some of my friends set fire to the toilet paper in some of the "toilet-boxes" (dont know the right word) and yelled: "ZOMG GET OUT; THE TOILET IS BURNING!"
it was really a laugh watching the ppl jumping out from the rest of the toilet cabins with their pans at their ancles... hmm...

good ol' days.. :P

Here we call them Porta-Loos, in America I think it's Porta-Potty.

[WildBerry]

Here we call them Porta-Loos, in America I think it's Porta-Potty.

We call them baja-majas (baja is not real Finnish, but a childish variation of Finnish crude term for excrement; maja translates to a hut). Beloved children go by many names.

[Gertz]

We call them baja-majas (baja is not real Finnish, but a childish variation of Finnish crude term for excrement; maja translates to a hut). Beloved children go by many names.

haha. sweet

[Syxx]

haha. sweet

Hi Gertz,

I see you are from Denmark, which part ? Also I've never met a danes who's used the expression "sweet" before. Where did you pick up that from ?

Regards
Syxx

.... a New Zealander living in Copenhagen.

[Gertz]

Hi Gertz,

I see you are from Denmark, which part ?

Bornholm but atm im living in Frankfurt/Main in Germany (making a 3months practikum)..

Also I've never met a danes who's used the expression "sweet" before. Where did you pick up that from ?

ehm.. not quite sure tbh... s'bin a standart word in my dayly speach for the last few years.. might have ripped it off one of my friends...