My friend Mike and I were somewhere in upstate New York, I believe, if memory serves me correctly (which, on occasion, it doesn't). We were on our way back from visiting our friend Vic. The entire weekend (memory coming back... the first part of this is indeed correct) I had been completely stuffed up, but being in a strange place with a boatload of people around, I hadn't found the right opportunity to defile my poor friend's quad bathroom; plus he was a lifelong friend, and what I would have done would have just been very wrong. So that's the setup; now to the ride home.
At some point my large intestines could no longer handle whatever was backed all the way up them, and they decided that I would crap now whether I liked it or not. So we pulled up to a Dunkin Donuts somewhere the large, sparsely populated area in the middle of godforsaken upstate New York. My friend Mike grabbed a donut or something and waited patiently for me while I headed to the facilities.
OK, to set the stage: there are two bathrooms, one for each gender; though when it comes to crapping, when they are single-occupancy bathrooms, I don't think gender makes a difference.
Now, mind you, there is probably four or five days' worth of crap in me. After a bit of struggle with the mostly-solid poop that had been blocking the remaining, more regularly dense poop above it, I finally manage to relieve my poor body. I threw in a courtesy flush in the middle, hearing the telltale sound of the water gurgling through the bottom of the bowl but not fully knowing whether or not the poo went down the drain. During this period I had been turning on the hand dryer on the wall to distract me from the noisy-ass people outside. Some ass monkey also happened to knock, not once but twice during my battle. I didn't appreciate it; but when I finally got up, it made me realize I had a serious problem on my hands. (Well, not on my hands.) (Yet.)
Two of the largest logs you had ever seen were definitely now not flushing after I tried twice to squeeze them down the godforsaken small pipes of this stupid toilet. And I knew the idiot knocking wasn't going to use the women's facility that was right next to mine because he was, in fact, an idiot. So I was left with a situation.
Luckily for me, somebody had come in here with a wad of napkins (I'm saying probably about 50-100 of 'em, not being an expert in the thickness of napkins, though these Dunkin' Donuts napkins tended to be a bit thicker in size than your average crappy napkin) on the counter right by the sink. Since I couldn't let this guy (even if he was an idiot who was annoying me while I crapped) come in to find these logs that would practically come up to reach his ass to greet him when he sat down, I did what any model American would do: I hid the evidence.
Now, being resourceful as I am, I realize the napkins were left there by some saving grace of God that I must have earned in some past life because there was no way it was meant for me, since I was about to ruin somebody's day, although a bit more down the road that the idiot outside. I had two options here; and the garbage should have been the obvious one. But, for some reason, I decided to open up the lid of the toilet (if this has a more scientific name, I don't know it, but it's the place where the flushing mechanisms are -- which, ironically, I have replaced in my own toilet before) and hide my evidence there.
So I took the wad of napkins (half of them for each huge log of poop) and wrapped them around each giant log of crap (one at a time) and threw it all into the top part of the toilet. I closed the lid and tried to flush again; the water remained a little murky, but I decided I would be able to make a quick exit. Mind you, during the whole experience I kept hitting the hand dryer on the wall, so as to hide the noises of my crime and to keep my focus.
I washed my hands like no man or woman without OCD has ever washed their hands before and readied myself for a swift exit from the bathroom, the Dunkin' Donuts, and this part of New York State forever. I noticed the idiot outside waiting by the bathrooms as I rushed past him (he didn't stay right by the door because he was obviously afraid to be recognized as "the impatient idiot"). I told my friend Mike, eating a donut and reading some paper, that "we have to go... NOW." Mike, realizing the urgency in my voice and also being a life long friend (how I managed to keep more than one of these I am uncertain, but needless to say I don't crap at their houses too often), threw his donut back in the bag and we made for the car. Now I'm half laughing, half hysterical by this point, and Mike doesn't have a clue what is going on as we get in my car and peel out of the parking lot; and then we're simply dying for the next half hour or so as I relate the entire story.
Sometimes I still wonder how long it took for that poop to stink up the bathroom, and whether or not anybody has even found my crap yet, and whether the cleaning people or somebody who worked the counter had to clean it... and whether or not they quit.
-- Mitch