Several drunken revellers were walking home late Saturday night
When they passed McDougal’s farm and they spied a sight
There behind the farmhouse was an old wooden shack
The outhouse stood tall and noble out back
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Ha-Ha! Made me recall our outhouse back in Ohio when I was a wee one. My mother spent a whole day painting in white, and that night we had a tornado and the poor outhouse was tipped over and splattered with mud and leaves! We had toilet paper in ours, but the neighbors had a Sears catalog...........you could read and wipe at the same time! Great fun read, David! Linda :)
Haha, like it, yeah. Poor McDougals! Its probably a place where they spent most of their days! Bravo David.10/10
should add, having born in the fiftys, that I never saw or knew of such, but have heard of them before....
This is quite the story here David, well worth the page digging it took to find.So based on a real event, 'eh? ? Will take your word for it and after this entertaining read can only say how thankful I AM THAT I DID NOT LIVE in a time when there were 'Outhouses.' Don't think there were many of the comforts of home in them...marci. :)
I mean Thats just nasty, where is the poor man going to read his paper in the morning... David 10
this is hilarious lololol as much fun as cow tipping love it david