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Raiders of the last fart

Posted 12.26.2007 by Logjam
Coll Bell donned his thinking cap one day and hatched a brilliant idea: a composting toilet that houses a colony of Tiger worms (little buggers that don't need to be told twice to "eat my shit") in its base. But before he could proceed with his business plan, the Kiwi inventor of The Wormorator had to wiggle through an unusual hurdle of his own: he was ordered by the Auckland Regional Council to verify that his Tiger worms not only were not suffering psychological damage in their den of shiniquity, but that they were "happy" being there. (It's nice to know that all the world's crazies haven't yet moved to California.)

Bell managed to find a worm expert, Patricia Naidu, who spent some quality time with the worms in their ultra-rich environs. (I couldn't help but imagine Particia as the perky Karen Allen with Harrison Ford among the snakes in the Well of Souls.) Patricia has gone on record saying that the worms indeed did appear "happy" with their new lot in life -- this based primarily on the fact that they were healthy and breeding with gusto.

Being on the toilet is one of the bright spots of my day. But now I really want one of these worm toilets. I'd be even happier taking a shit knowing that I was bringing happiness to so many others.

Show some poop support, or make a poop retort.
Deja Poo (999) -- 12.26.2007

You've gotta be careful with these things you know. Apparently, one of these vicious Siberian tiger worms got loose and mauled some people over Christmas.

I found this article in one of the other links on the same page. I think this is the real story though. I wouldn't mind being a worm in her composting toilet.
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"As happy as a worm in shit."

Bilgepump (2776) -- 12.26.2007

I saw this news article in the Register (U.K.) and sent it to Daphne, hoping she would write it up from a bunny hugger perspective....Logjam beat her to it, but very nicely done, Sir!!!

Logjam (2805) -- 12.26.2007

Thanks, Bilge. As I was writing this up, I was thinking of daphne as well, worrying that I would incur her ire by suggesting that to inquire as to the happiness of worms is a bit wacky. I don't mind pissing off the likes of Tiger worms, doniker, or even TBW. But I've never wanted to spoil my chances with daphne. Alas, sometimes, ya gotta take risks.

The Dumpster (2507) -- 12.26.2007

What, ah, exactly makes a worm "happy"?

Or sad, for that matter? (Other than the Early Bird....)

daphne (4406) -- 12.26.2007

Well, to answer that question.....if you put brown and red earthworms together, they are not happy, as they are mortal enemies, and they'll actually fight.

So, location, location, location.

The first thing I thought when reading this article was that show Fear Factor. I don't watch it because it bothers me that the people who made that show use animals in it. Even if it's a vat of scorpions or worms the person has to lie in, those animals have no choice in being squashed or having their limbs injured or torn off(in the case of the scorpions). I think that's bullshit.

Worms are little and supposedly insignificant, but they're creatures that make our soil usable, help farmers, and they don't need to be squashed so some dumb fuck from wherever can prove he or she is not afraid of lying in a vat of worms.

It makes me mad.


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.....hugging bunnies since 1969
www.daphneszoo.com

Mary Queen of Scats (389) -- 12.27.2007

The first thing I thought of was...what if the worms mutated and became able to crawl uphill?

Just imagine it...you sit down to do the morning constitutional and all of a sudden, a worm crawls up your butt! Like a tapeworm in reverse.

Gives me the willies just thinking about it. I think I've seen too many Wes Craven movies.

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Bad kitty! Bathtubs are NOT litterboxes!

The Dumpster (2507) -- 12.27.2007

Daph, at the risk of sounding even stupider than ususal, how do worms fight? Do they try to wrap themselves around one another, or eat each other, or smother each other in slime, or what?

Or do they (hehe) just "slug" it out?

Bilgepump (2776) -- 12.27.2007

There was no risk involved, it was a forgone conclusion.

daphne (4406) -- 12.27.2007

Supposedly, they become extremely aggitated and do try to squeeze out the competition. Since worms eat, I wonder if they can also bite.

There's this place down the road, an earthworm farm. They sell castings (which stink but are WICKED great for a japanese maple) and good earth. Maybe I should ask them.

EDIT Here's a great little website about worm composting...

The Burrow

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.....hugging bunnies since 1969
www.daphneszoo.com

phatmanxxl (514) -- 01.01.2008

thats just gross
ewwwwwwwww

The Dumpster (2507) -- 01.02.2008

Logjam, we need to speak, personally. Please get in touch with me via Dave. This is important!

Great comment! +1 point
Logjam (2805) -- 01.02.2008

My word, Dumpster. Nothing related to this story or this site could be that important. Get a grip.

Bilgepump (2776) -- 12.26.2008

I just read a story from New Zealand regarding a variation of this law...a man had bestiality charges dropped against him, because the prosecutors could not prove a sheep had suffered psychological damage, pain, or suffering when buggered by the aforementioned man.Evidently the victim refused to testify.

Those crazy Kiwi's. Bestiality is not unlawful UNLESS pain and suffering can be proved....
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The proper order is kiss me, then go smell the other dog or cat's butt. I cannot stress this enough.

daphne (4406) -- 12.26.2008

So, if the animal can't testify, it can be assumed nothing happened. I love the Aussies and Kiwis, but this is stupid, because if an animal can't testify, it also can't give consent.


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.....hugging bunnies since 1969
www.daphneszoo.com

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