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Posted by Al Bundy on October 12, 2006, 6:48 pm
> On Thu, 12 Oct 2006 17:43:19 -0400, "Mortimer Schnerd, RN"
> <mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com> wrote:
>
>>Speedy Jim wrote:
>>> Do NOT put the spacer behind the tank. When you lean back
>>> or, worse, if someone slams the seat up against the tank lid,
>>> all that force will be transmitted *thru* the tank to the
>>> wall.
>>>
>>> A spacer is a great idea. Put it between the back of the
>>> tank *cover* and the wall. All it needs is a bit of adhesive.
>>> Finish it off nicely and it will look like it belongs there.
>>
>>
>>What I have just tried is to put a piece of foam material between the
>>tank and the wall. The piece is about 6" X 12" and is 3" thick. Does
>>this seem like a reasonable solution? I would think the foam would
>>tend to prevent damage to either the wall or the tank while providing
>>some support. It can't be seen by anyone not specifically looking for
>>it so it appears to be the perfect solution.
>>
>>What I can't understand is why don't the manufacturers give these
>>tanks a more positive way to interlock? Another thought is could I
>>possibly have installed the rubber ring between the tank and toilet
>>upside down so that the tank sits too high now? I'd rather find out
>>ahead of time before I go to all the trouble of removing the tank just
>>to find out it can only go in one way.
>
> You're supposed to be taking a crap, not a nap.
> Why are you leaning on the cistern at all?
>
>
Discovered x-wife was doing that. Told her it's a toilet not a recliner.
If ya wanna lean back and crap then put on a Depends and go sit in the
recliner.
Throughout the years we had all kinds of sex...kitchen sex, bathroom sex,
car sex, dining room sex. At the end we had frequent hall sex. That's
where we stood in the hallway and yelled f-you to each other.
Gee I wonder why she's the "ex" huh?
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