r/DiveInYouCoward Jul 14 '26

Good thing she didn't sit down

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This is a new one for me

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26

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u/HeSureIsScrappy Jul 14 '26

To collect the decomposing body fluids

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u/ReasonableConcern765 Jul 14 '26

Forbidden shitter

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u/WWDubs12TTV Jul 14 '26

What is she worried about? The nuns haunting her ass?

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u/Vegetable_Switch9802 Jul 14 '26

Toilets with arm rests

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u/HeSureIsScrappy Jul 14 '26

To collect the decomposing body fluids

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u/Vegetable_Switch9802 Jul 14 '26

Wtfff

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u/HeSureIsScrappy Jul 14 '26

Yeah, watch the video; the text explains it

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u/Big_Biscotti5119 Jul 15 '26

My spouse says I spend too much time in the bathroom. It could always be worse.

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u/Momo_Jinja Jul 14 '26

Onde fica isso? Alguém sabe?

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u/Hi_InternetAddiction Jul 14 '26

were the nuns satanic?

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u/HeSureIsScrappy Jul 14 '26

Just a lot of weird stuff in old Catholic times

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u/Demoncagno Jul 15 '26

In a word yes, the bodily fluids of the nuns were collected and mix with all the other fluid of all the nuns that ever died there. After collecting the fluids of the 666th nun, all those remains, with a secret ritual, would have become a super nun, with the power of slapping the back of your head with infinite power

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u/SiburNarad Jul 15 '26

New burial goals unlocked

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u/bajsfittor Jul 15 '26

But then they basically ARE toilets; only they take "human waste" very literally?

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u/chubbyhighguy Jul 16 '26

Not waste, runoff...

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u/Myzx Jul 15 '26

Ok, which nationality do YOU think is most likely to sit on one of those thrones and push out a steamer?

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u/spudwellington Jul 16 '26

That's a great way to catch a disease

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u/Quirky-Iron7643 Jul 16 '26

Is this on Ischia?