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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Varche on 18 February 2014, 14:01:14
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Been talking about this today and the latest we can think of was 1962 in old houses in a village near Leicester.
Must have been a crap job emptying the containers. In Sharnford in the 30's the postman emptied them ona Wednesday very early morning and took by horse and cart to a local field!
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Been talking about this today and the latest we can think of was 1962 in old houses in a village near Leicester.
Must have been a crap job emptying the containers. In Sharnford in the 30's the postman emptied them ona Wednesday very early morning and took by horse and cart to a local field!
Indeed ;D
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Still available in parts of Scotland, I believe. ;D
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Still available in parts of Scotland, I believe. ;D
I believe that almost 15% of Scots now have an indoor crapper. :y
Things have moved on since the old days. ;D
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No. Don't remember, being a Reading resident and all. ;D
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I know in those "good old days" there were the "Night Soil" people who took off all the human and other waste from local areas to the farmers who greatly valued the stuff.
The age of the flushing toilets also flushed their livelihoods away! :D :D :D ;)
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Is that why people by Caravans? Back to the good old days of emptying your own waste? ;D
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Is that why people by Caravans? Back to the good old days of emptying your own waste? ;D
most of the caravan users i see leave there waste and rubbish,in the field when they get thrown off.
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Is that why people by Caravans? Back to the good old days of emptying your own waste? ;D
most of the caravan users i see leave there waste and rubbish,in the field when they get thrown off.
Some of them leave their kids.
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Is that why people by Caravans? Back to the good old days of emptying your own waste? ;D
most of the caravan users i see leave there waste and rubbish,in the field when they get thrown off.
Some of them leave their kids.
mostly burned out caravans,and other borrowed things.
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Still available in parts of Scotland, I believe. ;D
I believe that almost 15% of Scots now have an indoor crapper. :y
Things have moved on since the old days. ;D
We are old school up here and have grannys old chanty under the bed ;D always a problem trying to remember whether it is full or empty when you need it in the middle of the night :y :y
I do believe that some of our members (the type that have shoes without holes in them) may know it as a chamber pot rather than a chanty ;D ;D
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Is that why people by Caravans? Back to the good old days of emptying your own waste? ;D
most of the caravan users i see leave there waste and rubbish,in the field when they get thrown off.
Some of them leave their kids.
mostly burned out caravans,and other borrowed things.
Like wheels.