Florence [NJ] auto shop owner now owns Hitler's toilet

NJ.com ^ | February 11, 2013 | Christina Izzo

[TheOldLady]

OMGoodness! [giggles] ROFL!! YOMANK!! And monitor!

Where on earth did you find that? It’s a total riot.

[Slings and Arrows]

Ask YouTube, and ye shall receive.

[Gefn]

I’m partial to when Lister goes back in time and gets Hitler’s lunchbox.

[SunkenCiv]

He won it in a poker game — he had a straight flush.

Thanks Slings and Arrows.

[STD]

Remember, Hitler was a vegetarian. There’s been plenty of roughage down that drain. No wonder it’s in pieces.

[central_va]

[jughandle]

Eewww... No Ty-D-Bowl in Nazi Germany, huh?

[JoeProBono]

[Slings and Arrows]

You do know how to accessorize.

[Gefn]

LOL! Oh that is brilliant!

Love the handle too! I think we are the only state that refers to them as “jughandles”.

[Salamander]

My dad took me to see Bonnie and Clyde’s car when it came here in the 70’s.

Back then, you could touch it, open the doors, poke your fingers into the bullet holes and all.

There was old blood everywhere.

Strange thing for a little girl to see but I never forgot it.

[golux]

The more time I spend on boats the more I am convinced that the accoutrements, hardware, rigging, etc. of a boat are owned by the boat, and not by the owner of the boat.

[jboot]

Interesting. I saw that car too, maybe 25 years ago. But it was behind glass by that point. Coincidentally it was right next to one of Hitler’s cars in the display.

[Kenny Bunk]

You guys missed the point of this incredibly valuable post.

File it under "N.J. Local Development." This timely purchase represents a 60-70% increase and upgrade in Florence, N.J.'s indoor sanitary arrangements.

Although that fellow in the photo looks so darn proud, he may put it on the front porch.

[TiaS]

Just a note to follow up my last comment regarding the Coast Guard’s training ship — I read an article some years ago in the Smithsonian Magazine about the yacht. It was a surprise to me as I had, during one summer vacation, attended an open house and had a tour of the ship. Nothing was mentioned about it’s origin and I assume many people are not aware of it.