But the first toilet seat was invented by an Irish scientist in the 18th century.
The invention was later modified by an English inventor who put a hole in the seat. 
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tu pehlay hole nai tha kia 
reminds me the toilet next to the king’s bedroom in London Tower…
you could see the ground from the hole 
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Y r u …
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ap ne us washroom ka personally visit kiya tha 
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beeen to london tower last week … magar toilet nazar nahi aaya 
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London Tower ki tu qismat hi jaag gai thi
yea yea. now say whatever
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wht’s the difference b/w toilet and washrooom
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itna mushkil sawal pooch liya 
didn’t i tell you, my general knowledge sucks 
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Apparently his name was Thomas Crapper..thus the word ‘crap’ is derived from his name:chai:
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NVM 
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so if there wa sno hole were did the dirt go
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not another of THOSE threads …
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uh so like..if he was doing his little business..that business could hit someone’s head on the ground?
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mind hota tu na
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i say we lock it
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they used to place a bucket underneath the hole..and later empty the bucket into the street…ewwww..well thats what i learnt in history…
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no offense to anyone 
But this thread is going in the precise direction where we DON’T want it to go
Have to lock it - and in future no threads on Toilets, or related activities