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The exploding toilet

214 pointsby Tekkerabout 12 years ago

10 comments

hkmurakamiabout 12 years ago
Absolutely amazing storytelling. Gripping yet hilarious at the same time.<p>Nothing to do with HN, but I'm so happy I got to read this. Now I'm going to read his other stuff, brb... :)
enraged_camelabout 12 years ago
Articles like this are a prime example of why HN should not be about just tech. Thank you for sharing. I hope nobody flags it.
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bernardomabout 12 years ago
Patrick has been writing "Ask the Pilot" for years at Salon.<p>He's really interesting, and this is one of his best articles. If you fly a lot, I recommend looking up his Salon archives. He lives in Sommerville and used to host a yearly meetup to look at his photography- not sure if it's still alive...
kabdibabout 12 years ago
Nothing to do with HN, but I was standing in a museum gift shop (waiting for my family to finish pawing over gewgaws and gimcracks) and strangers were staring at me because I was giggling uncontrollably at my phone.<p>How embarrassing. Thank you :-)
dmckeonabout 12 years ago
For a more tech-related, but less amusing column, try:<p><a href="https://www.boston.com/community/blogs/askthepilot/2013/04/hijacking_via_android_no_proba.html" rel="nofollow">https://www.boston.com/community/blogs/askthepilot/2013/04/h...</a><p>but I prefer the _Creature from the Blue Volcano_
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tofofabout 12 years ago
Read aloud in film-noir-style narration this proved an amusing tale.
davecap1about 12 years ago
I'm not exactly sure what that has to do with anything... but I liked it :)
imperio59about 12 years ago
I couldn't breath I was laughing so hard through this. Hilarious.
vsviridovabout 12 years ago
That was very poetic...
mikecaneabout 12 years ago
Try reading that and imagining it in the voice of the late Jean Shepherd. Priceless.