It all started when I entered high school, I think, alongside my increasingly tight schedule and ever-growing load of homework. The stress level increased. And it's medically supported that stress causes one's poo to often become compact and unusually dense.
At that point, the chronic clogging of toilets began.
So I clogged the toilet couple times. My parents were annoyed, but none of us realized the seriousness of the issue until I began to clog the toilet every time I used it. We have three bathrooms in our house, and the sense of danger struck my family when I clogged two of the three in period of three days. We called the plumber, but no one near could make it within the next four days at least.
I still remember how I was driven away to take care of my business outside. Somewhere in the bushes, it was -- me, in January, shivering in the darkness, squatting there, cursing my fate. It's something we all think back on and laugh at. Now.
I don't know what got into me since that low point, but somehow I began to consider my ability to clog all visited toilets as one of my few prides. (Except, that is, when I went over to friend's house and such -- I would often take care of my need before I left, just to be safe.) I began to keep records of my achievements. The school toilets (thrice actually -- they were average power). The toilet in Caesars Palace Hotel in Las Vegas. That toilet in Germany -- I forget the hotel name, but it was a strong toilet. I went in feeling safe that it wouldn't clog, but my bowels did not fail me.
Clogged.
My favorite one was the strongest toilet I've ever clogged: the triple jet-powered medium/large flush toilet of Hilton Hotel in Seoul Korea.
The jets didn't do it, the flush didn't do it, the pipeline couldn't take it.
Clogged.
Proud and stuck.
To this day, the Hilton power toilet remains my most awesome cloggation ever.
But now I was just wondering: is it abnormal to be clogging so often? Really, I don't suppose it's entirely normal to produce such dense results every time. Sometimes it worries me, slightly.
But as long as I'm still walking the path of cloggation, I will test my ability on toilets worldwide.