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KY Woman Superglued To Toilet Seat

fallingblood

Agnostic Theist
I'd wager she glued herself there in order to get a lawsuit. Mainly because isn't superglue quite fast acting?
 

Shuddhasattva

Well-Known Member
Are the courts really in such a way that a suit against the store, rather than the responsible party, would actually be upheld?

On second thought, don't tell me. Let me have my innocence.

[Of course, sober reasoning aside, it is quite possible that in her own mind, it was a plausible scenario and she did it.]

I've never actually been able to sit on toilet seats. 1. They're cold, 2. The thought of all the other people who have sat there is... discomfiting in the extreme to me. I learned to sort of... squat just above the seat.

I mention this because it makes me wonder: in order to develop a 'knack' for sitting on public toilets, might one need to cultivate ignoring sensations from that region?
 
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Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I'd wager she glued herself there in order to get a lawsuit. Mainly because isn't superglue quite fast acting?
There are different formulations, with different activation times.
But without the presence of water, it lurks in wait.
If some wag squirted a toilet seat & left, it could be activated by the presence of a moist behind.
 

beenie

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
I have nothing to add to this thread, except this:

I thought, by Revoltingest's title, that the article involved superglue and KY jelly.

:run:
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I have nothing to add to this thread, except this:
I thought, by Revoltingest's title, that the article involved superglue and KY jelly.
:run:
I wondered how many sharp eyed posters would spot that.
Twas unintentional, but noticed.
 

Breathe

Hostis humani generis
I have nothing to add to this thread, except this:

I thought, by Revoltingest's title, that the article involved superglue and KY jelly.

:run:

I feel better knowing it wasn't just me.
And then I feel worse knowing that I chuckled at the actual story anyway. :D
 

Panda

42?
Premium Member
I feel better knowing it wasn't just me.
And then I feel worse knowing that I chuckled at the actual story anyway. :D

It's always funny when people superglue themselves to things, or them-self to them-self.
 
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