Nintendesert
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Put the medication into one of these, and attach it to the showerhead.The real problem here is how you get his roommate to take the medication. You can't really throw a bottle of yeast medication at her and tell her to apply 3 times daily, she'd throw him out.
Are you kidding?
He's an ATOTer with 3 female roommates.
He masturbates EVERYWHERE.
Constantly.
Furiously.
Really? Why would a gas water heater need an anode?If the "residue" is blue tinted in color, it's a possibility that the hot water heater is going bad. What happens is: the magnesium anode slowly disintegrates (by design), and you get blue tinted crumbly material inside the water heater. If not drained off periodically, can end up clogging the shower head.
Note: a magnesium anode rod is normally present in both gas and electric water heaters.
It's also called a "sacrificial anode" and is not actually connected to the electrical circuit. By it's presence, it helps prevent corrosion to the water tank and other components. It can be periodically replaced to keep everything running optimally.Really? Why would a gas water heater need an anode?
Ahhhh, right, that kind of thing.It's also called a "sacrificial anode" and is not actually connected to the electrical circuit. By it's presence, it helps prevent corrosion to the water tank and other components. It can be periodically replaced to keep everything running optimally.
Did no one tell you that you shouldn't pee in the shower?
i've peed in the shower all my life. >.>
I thought you were trolling or a moron (many times no difference) after that land line thread: this fucker confirms it!
I'm glad you think my roommate situation is amusing.
You know what I also find? Long disgusting black hairs in the shower, like I'm living with Chewbacca.
I only have 3 more months in this hellhole.
If the "residue" is blue tinted in color, it's a possibility that the hot water heater is going bad. What happens is: the magnesium anode slowly disintegrates (by design), and you get blue tinted crumbly material inside the water heater. If not drained off periodically, can end up clogging the shower head.
Note: a magnesium anode rod is normally present in both gas and electric water heaters.
Women appear clean only because they shed filth so readily.
Your sister either did not have a yeast infection or said material was not coming from it. I worked in the medical field for years. I've seen yeast infections, medically significant yeast infections.You're wrong. When I was living with my sister she had a yeast infection. Everytime I would step into the shower there were pieces of "it" everywhere. We only had one bathroom in the house so I was forced to bath outside with a bucket.
You're wrong. When I was living with my sister she had a yeast infection. Everytime I would step into the shower there were pieces of "it" everywhere. We only had one bathroom in the house so I was forced to bath outside with a bucket.