WTF? If you have a 200-pound kid that still isn't potty trained ... well, you have a serious problem. Not even SpongeBob can fix that.
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9 comments:
For the kid in all of us?
or for the dumbass drunk who forgets to remove the potty seat?
You know in moments of panic I have tried to pee sitting on one of those things and I'm thinking the aim required might defeat your average dumbass drunk...
Cushy chin rest for drunk pukers? Although I guess you wouldn't need a 200 lb capacity for that.
so what would happen if someone over 200 lbs would sit on it?
Would it self destruct?
I hate those seats, I was at a friend house once and used the toilet, when I got up you could see my ass print on the seat. I waited for the air to come back for a while but it didn't.
my scooter says weight limit 140 but my hubs rides it and it's still okay. they lie about that stuff, who knows why?
I never want to think about potty training again
Maybe it's in case kids decide to play on it or something. Like if they think it'd be fun to make a potty pyramid.
Hunter's has side handles... that sort of discourages any adult usage.
Thanks for asking the question Dan, I wonder what would happen myself.
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