I shall watch the response with interest, with my finger hovering over the 'upload' buttonNewcastleFalcon wrote: Should there be a clamour for "Military Toilet Day" you have to give the public what they want!
Regards Neil

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I shall watch the response with interest, with my finger hovering over the 'upload' buttonNewcastleFalcon wrote: Should there be a clamour for "Military Toilet Day" you have to give the public what they want!
Regards Neil
Oi !!! I resemble that remarkGibbo2286 wrote:So you know more about s**t than you do about cars.
Every day is a school daydemag wrote:Amazing. Words fail me......
Gibbo2286 wrote:So you know more about s**t than you do about cars.
myglaren wrote:One for the railway fans
Beeb
5,500 passengers on the Carlisle to Settle line in three days.
Regards Neilhttp://qi.com/infocloud/submarines
Brief extract........
Second World War U-boats were fitted with a high-pressure submarine toilet. These directed waste from the toilet bowl through a series of chambers to an airlock where it was expelled by compressed air into the water. Using the device was so complicated that it required special training and the operative had to remember the exact order in which to open and close various valves to ensure the waste went out and the sea didn’t come in.........
You can find out what happened to Captain Schlitts number 2 from the link.....
NewcastleFalcon wrote: You can find out what happened to Captain Schlitts number 2 from the link.....
Like that reaction...great contribution again by bobinsdemag wrote:Amazing. Words fail me......![]()