Research Paper On Porta Potty

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Look, I didn’t want to tell you this story. If you are afraid of germs, grossed out by toilets, or have any sense of personal hygiene I suggest you quit reading now. Believe that this is a disgusting horrifying terrible experience and move on to happier things because if you continue reading this you will most likely experience nausea, queasiness, and an overall feeling of absolute and horrible sickness. I’m sorry, your insides will be outside.
It all started at girls camp with a mud-caked sweaty T-shirt being angrily shoved down an innocent toilet. Actually, let’s start off the story with me, Kaylyn. It’s important to know that I have always been behind the scenes for the best stories. The story is never about me. I have never been the coolest …show more content…

We held onto the flashlight preparing for foxes or bears to come out and get us as a boat clings to a lighthouse to avoid rocks and make it home safely. Along the way I said something really funny, but I cannot remember what I said because all of my focus was on needing to go desperately. It was something so funny, however, that it put The Favorite into hysterics and it looked like she was going to pee her pants and because of that I let her go first into the porta potty. She’ll tell you the story from here. (Something she doesn’t know though is that I totally peed my pants after what …show more content…

As I was looking around the tight space there was this shelf that seemed like the perfect place. At first the flashlight was perfectly balanced and their was no problems, but then I knew that The Comedian was coming in right after me so instead of picking up the flashlight I left it there for her and as I was walking out the movements made the flashlight fall. Bang. Bang. Sploooosh. Right into the porta potty water. The crickets were laughing, the wind was howling, the moon was snickering, and the darkness mocking. The flashlight was still on and it made the whole porta potty glow like a spaceship. We were surrounded by a massive blue light casting taunting shadows upon the trees and the rocky path back to the cabins. It was a solid minute before either of us spoke. It was like the darkness had swallowed us up making it impossible to speak. Eventually, The Comedian just burst out laughing, but the image of the flashlight dropping pierced my heart and I could not move. It was as if nothing was around except the glowing blue porta potty and me. I was stuck in a box of disbelief and horror. When I got over the shock that impeded me the only thing I did was walk away down the long dark daunting path to go and tell The

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