Is This Cord In Stock or Out of Stock?

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Yessir, you need some of Home Depot's invisible cord. We call it that because only intelligent, wise, and good-looking people can see it. To everyone else, it's invisible. How many would you like to have today? I can bring them directly to the register for you.

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Hahaha! Everyone's a photobomber these days.

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I think the shield thing on the left has just noticed too.

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I can see why the 1596 toilet was rejected by the general public. You'd have to haul water in and haul water out along with the waste. That's fine if you're the queen and have plenty of servants, but not so great for the rest of us. Modern plumbing is a blessing.

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Hmmm...I wonder if Thomas Crapper was a dog lover and owned a Shih Tzu.

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The prophet Abraham was born in a city with indoor plumbing and flush toilets. The technology was already 500 years old by then. You can google "mohenjo-daro" for the story of the first city with a sewer.

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Which is better: a scatological legacy or no legacy at all?

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You don't realize what a wonderful invention the toilet is until you have to live without one for a decade or two...

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