~How many have used a real wooden outhouse before?


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~How many have used a real wooden outhouse before?  

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  1. 1. ~How many have used a real wooden outhouse before?

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o yeah ive used them, a place were we duck hunt for the north opener here in illinois has a some old time outhouses, but they redid the toilets, and the genius who did the toilets decided to use stainless steel, yeah try taking a dump at 4:00 am before you go duck hunting when its 10 degrees out on a stainless steel toliet woooo eeee, thats cold

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That's a yes for me.I went up to northern Minnesota with a buddy bear hunting a few times, and at the cabin the outhouse was the only facilities.

Up at the farm where I deer hunt we dug a hole a built a small box with a hole in it and wrapped some camo bulap blind material around it so no one can see in.It gets a little chilly in the winter time.

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yep, when we first started going up to the UP we had to stay in a camper, the only place to uhh, "take care of business" was the old outhouse. And a friend of mine, his parents had a place up north and there was no indoor plumbing, had to use the outhouse, and had to hand pump your own water :). the camp they have now 9also in the U.P.) also has an outhouse you have to use...so yeah, I have used a few of em :D

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Good poll...LOL :D

I have used one many times in the past. That is all my Grandparents had, when I was young, and it was way out beside the barn. A long scary walk in the middle of the night.

Although, I do remember my Grandma's flower garden, just outside the back door, getting watered a lot in the middle of the night. :D4_12_4.gif

Awe, thee good old days...eh :D

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Sure Have!

That is all we had when I was growing up!:(

I dug the hole for it several times and got mad because my dad only wanted it so deep! Then a couple of years later, I had to dig another one!:mad::mad::mad:

I fixed that, I dug a real deep hole and as far as I know, it is still sitting on the same hole! It was deep!:D:D:rolleyes::eek:

Also used the Sears Roebuck catalog for wiping! No TP around!:eek::eek: Those shiny pages really slide through quick! LOL!!:D:D

40 below zero, you did your thing in a hurry! LOL!!:D:rolleyes::eek:

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That is all we had when I was growing up!:(

I dug the hole for it several times and got mad because my dad only wanted it so deep! Then a couple of years later, I had to dig another one!:mad::mad::mad:

I fixed that, I dug a real deep hole and as far as I know, it is still sitting on the same hole! It was deep!:D:D:rolleyes::eek:

Also used the Sears Roebuck catalog for wiping! No TP around!:eek::eek: Those shiny pages really slide through quick! LOL!!:D:D

40 below zero, you did your thing in a hurry! LOL!!:D:rolleyes::eek:

Our house burned down when I was 14 and we had no insurance. While we were rebuilding we lived out in the 16x20 tool shed and used the outhouse. Sure hated cold windy days.

BTW

If you wad those pages up a few times they soften up quite a bit.:o And save the lingerie section for last.

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