A little less conversation…

By IPityTheStool - 09/06/2011 13:22 - United Kingdom

Today, I used the staff toilets at school. As I sat down, I heard a sudden plop, followed by the stench of diarrhoea from the next cubicle. It was followed by, "I do apologise!" It was my English teacher. Then we continued to chat. FML
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Same thing different taste

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chester75 5

lol I can't believe OP didn't find it awkward

puppy23 3

Real English uses s, American English uses z. We say apologise, you say apologize. Get an education.

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it happen to me in junior high... it was funny but instead of talking to him i just ran out of there

rhpsfan9 10

have fun rest of the semester in that class! Awkward

why are you having a conversation with someone on the crapper that has diarreah? GTFO of there!

I was unaware that diharea stank any different; I assumed shit stinked all the same... siily me with my assumptions; learn something new everyday :P

Assumptions? Never experienced diarrhea? Or does your shit just always smells bad?

don't act like you're shit don't stink :P

TalkinSmack 6

too bad your English teacher didn't teach u to spell diarrhea correctly :P

chester75 5
TalkinSmack 6

no it's not... look it up. diarrhea doesn't have an O in it... idiot

Sophie_Sovereign 6

It does in the English spelling... idiot

Sophie_Sovereign 6

Every word was spelt correctly. 'Diarrhoea' is how you spell diarrhea in England, and apologize (along with most other 'ze' words,) are spelt with a 'se.' Apologise. Compromise. Salinise. Etcetera. I would know - I'm english.

and then you were gonna remake 2 girls 1 cup

StormGirl142 24

I don't think the world could survive that.

okay- so when I read the word cubicle- it totally made me thing of an office- with toilets in them.