Ironically I had a friend whose girlfriend was poop challenged, especially while traveling. He often discussed, in more detail that I cared to hear, the issues of dealing with her chronic elimination issues.

Although it really wasn’t funny, I always had to stifle a laugh when he discussed her pooping habits because I didn’t want to seem insensitive or rude. Our conversations about her bathroom habits often left me either giggling or shuddering.

Recently I ran into this same friend after a long 10 years absence. The first question I blurted out was whether he was still seeing the woman…who couldn’t poop. He seemed taken aback for a moment, said they had broken up many years ago and then burst into laughter.

It’s sometimes baffling the memories that stick in my brain. I certainly could have remembered the girlfriend for a wide array of other notable facts. Instead all I remembered, beside her name, was her poop.

Poop isn’t all that funny, or notable in humble opinion. But I guess in some cases it can be a game changer.

~Karen

Forget cheese, never underestimate the power of poop!

Seriously, I think almost any phenomenon is interesting when you study the history of it.

Sharon