TO: Dave
FROM: Jack Slagg
DATE: 1.25.002004
SUBJECT: ask poopreport
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Dear PoopReport,
How can I get the largest possible bowel movement without any injury?
-- Jack Slagg
TO: Jack Slagg
FROM: Dave
DATE: 1.25.002004
SUBJECT: ask poopreport
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I have forwarded your question to Poonurse. She will surely have a smarmy response for you. I, for one, suggest a day of bunging foods (hamburger and more hamburger, and nothing else), followed by a day of roughage (oatmeal and bran cereal and nothing else). That should be spectacular.
I'll email you when Poonurse responds.
-- Dave
TO: Dave
FROM: Jack Slagg
DATE: 1.25.002004
SUBJECT: ask poopreport
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Thank you for your speedy response. I appreciate your advice. I find it somewhat sophomoric -- but not as sophomoric as quantity shitting. I have tried all sorts of things, but as a pioneer in the field, I have encountered many problems getting a good pile (that above-water level). Currently I am using soy bran and wheat bran mixed at one cup each and moistened with prune juice and slim fast. The best I have received is a bloody ass from wiping and one hell of a growling stomach, but such things are the lot of us pioneers.
-- Jack Slagg
TO: Jack Slagg
FROM: Dave
DATE: 1.25.002004
SUBJECT: ask poopreport
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Well, you want to build bulk. That's fiber -- bran, veggies, oatmeal, etc. But it seems to me that you should want a churning mess stuck inside you when that roughage comes, so that you have something to really push out. That's why I suggested hamburger.
If you want to write something elaborating on your plight -- what you're trying to do, what you've tried already, how it's worked out -- I'll post it for people to offer their advice.
-- Dave
TO: Dave
FROM: Jack Slagg
DATE: 1.25.002004
SUBJECT: ask poopreport
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I am sending a letter along to post. Thank you so much for your help, Dave, and maybe something will come out of all this.
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Thank you so much for the opportunity to come out of the closet and express myself. Volume dumping has been a fascination of mine and a pursuit for a long, long time. It is as important to me as just having a bowel movement.
My quest began when I was working with geriatric patients. I was somewhat surprised and awed by the size of some of the turdulence I witnessed -- especially out of some of the old battle-axes with their atomic bowels. The size of a baby's head was not uncommon. I will never forget Mary, a really out-of-it old bat who was screaming and whooping it up in her room. When the aides went to change her, they found quite a surprise: Mary was holding her "baby" in swaddling blankets. Only Mary was eighty years old, and her baby was a six-pound dump as hard as a rock.
After that, it was settled. This was to be my goal -- save the hard-as-a-rock. My bunger couldn't take it.
I started with Metamucil and prune juice mixed together, which was a real gasser. It worked out well at first, with hardy dumps that were impressive -- only they were all floaters, and the cramps could be debilitating. Then Metamucil turned on me and became a constipant. I needed to drink about two gallons of water to get anything out. It was a bitter time for me.
I had been drawn toward bran from the first time I read the side of a cereal box, and I took it on without reservation. I tried all the store-bought concoctions that were sold -- All Bran, etc., etc. I learned that if I was ever going to spectacular heights it would have to be with my own makings.
I read more box tops and found one cereal that did have some promise. I found it by accident, while looking for a high-protein cereal that was low in calories. It was Nutlettes. Ten grams of fiber in three measly ounces. I tried it in good quantities, with only moderate results: I was piling (coming out of the water), but it wasn't anything I couldn't do by just eating greens or sauerkraut.
Then, in the health food store, I noticed wheat bran on sale for 79 cents a pound. This was all fiber. But it was not edible by itself -- it was a gagger and it stuck in my throat. I came upon the combination of the wheat bran and the Nutlettes, and then I started getting better piles with less cramping and gas.
It was OK, but to get a good pile I needed to eat a lot. So I needed something else. When I tried my old friend Metamucil I came onto a real winning combination. The next morning I sat and was amazed. I not only had probably the largest BM of my life, but it was effortless. The pile obliterated the water line; I couldn't ask for more.
But I know that there is more out there for me, though... I need feedback and direction. Any ideas at all will be appreciated. I only want it bigger, but not hard.
Also, please try my recipe: two cups Nutlettes, one cup wheat bran, and 1/4 cup of Metamucil. Mix in about 1/4 gallon of milk and eat it. Keep it moist and drink plenty of fluids for the next few hours.
-- Jack Slagg