Every town in Maine has at least one of one of these. It is a left-over tradition of having a sentry on the roof to keep an eye out for British soldiers or Indians. Sure, it gets cold up there, but at least these days, most roofs are equipped with toilets. (That isn't a chimney, it is a chute that goes right to the septic tank.)
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My Uncle Harold does this. His wife just won't leave him alone when he tries to read the morning paper on the john. So, he set up a place for himself on the roof. It ain't private, but it is quiet.
oh! how unusual! or maybe not as the case may be. i'm sure Utahns have extraordinary habits too - hmmm, let's see. Oh yeah. We wear horns to church. That's right!
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why do you see the last one frequently? is this guy your neighbor or something? maybe someone in your family does this? i really want to know!
My favourite is the one where the guy tries to extinguish the fire using a pail of water:)
Luv your fun blog!
Same here. I want to know too! Its pretty rare here in the UK. ;-)
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Every town in Maine has at least one of one of these. It is a left-over tradition of having a sentry on the roof to keep an eye out for British soldiers or Indians. Sure, it gets cold up there, but at least these days, most roofs are equipped with toilets. (That isn't a chimney, it is a chute that goes right to the septic tank.)
or
My Uncle Harold does this. His wife just won't leave him alone when he tries to read the morning paper on the john. So, he set up a place for himself on the roof. It ain't private, but it is quiet.
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I was kidding. ;)
oh! how unusual! or maybe not as the case may be. i'm sure Utahns have extraordinary habits too - hmmm, let's see. Oh yeah. We wear horns to church. That's right!
kidding also.
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