Quote from: nioc on August 17, 2015, 08:01:47 PM

Quote from: xeretix on August 17, 2015, 06:34:25 PM

Quote from: nioc on August 17, 2015, 06:17:10 PM

so nothing is going to happen until 2016?

since I can't wait that long I couldn't help myself and just bought some more.

what can you do with these things anyway?

Someone mentioned "hodling" them for a year, and then selling them @ half price, but I don't get why anyone would want to do that. Why not just flush half of your money down the toilet? Or would it clog do you think?

My toilet is from 1927 although I have only been using it for 22 years during which time it has never clogged.

I was a bit late to the party so my avg price was $32. I was forced to sell some ~$600 and yes a year later they where half price when I bought them back and more as well. I have no idea what my avg is now.

Have you not had the modern "water saving toilet" experience yet then? Modern "water saving toilets" are designed with U-bends that are so small they are guaranteed to block if you try to flush so much as a small piece of toilet paper down them. Flushing half your money down them would be 100% guaranteed to block them.

Ironically unblocking them requires flushing them so many times that it uses more water than one flush of an old fashioned toilet. Official places like libraries that are supposed to be environmentally friendly are installing more and more "water saving toilets", so you will sooner or later encounter one and find yourself blocking it so badly you have to leave it blocked, then having to face a queue of irate people waiting outside.