A lot of things go through one’s mind as one is glued to the toilet.
First, lest you assume that I am about to share something uncomfortably biological, allow me to clarify. When I say “glued to the toilet,” I do not refer to having to go to the bathroom a lot. I mean glued… to the toilet.
Krazy-Glued to the toilet.
And when I say “as one is glued to the toilet,” what I actually mean is “as I was Krazy-Glued to the toilet seat last night.”
Perhaps, an explanation is in order. See, the toilet seat developed a small crack about a week ago, and yesterday I noticed it was getting worse. Being the handy sort of guy I am, I pulled out a tube of Krazy-Glue™ and set to putting the seat back together. I guess somewhere along the way, I managed to set my right index finger on a drop of glue. I did not notice this until I stood up to find only nine fingers free.
Now if there is one thing we know about Krazy-Glue™ from the warning on the tube, it is that it “bonds skin instantly.” With no one else around, and only a few drawers within my immediate grasp, I was immediately down to two options.
1. Detach the toilet seat from the bowl and walk around with the seat attached to my hand as I search for something with which to remove it.
2. Gnaw off my finger to get free.
I opted for the former. Within my reach, I had the following tools: plastic comb, nail file, and a hair clip. As I began planning the best way to pry off the seat, I realized my selection of tools was not going to get this job done. I ran through the drawers one last time on the off chance that I may have left a mallet, an awl, or a power drill lying around the bathroom somewhere. But better than finding a great toilet-seat-removing-tool, I found something that would allow me to actually extricate my finger from said toilet seat. I found nail polish remover.
This is why it is a good idea to live with a woman. If you should ever find yourself glued to a toilet seat on a Sunday night, chances are pretty good that you will be able to free yourself without losing any blood.
Bye for now.
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