You don't know squat - these people do (or so they say)

[hnumpah]

'Two-thirds of humanity use the squatting position to answer the call of nature. In those cultures, appendicitis, diverticulosis, hemorrhoids, colitis, prostate disorders and colon cancer are virtually unknown ...'

http://www.naturesplatform.com/

[kimba1]

makes sense to me
I`m one of those squatter`s(canadian))
it really is the best way to do business.

[Michael Tee]

<<I`m one of those squatter`s(canadian)) . . . >>

I've never seen a place anywhere in Canada where you could squat and deliver, except out in the bush.  I bet you're from BC.

[kimba1]

lol
yep.
but I thought you knew that already.

[fatman]

Oh wow, don't get me started on BCians kimba!

    

[Michael Tee]

<<but I thought you knew that [I was from BC] already.>>

Nope, or if I ever did, I had forgotten, but it wasn't too hard to figure out.  I knew you were Asian-Canadian and living in L.A.  Now what are the odds that your point of departure was the West Coast and what are the odds that it was from Back East?

[kimba1]

yeah that`s true
there`s no way I`d of ended up in the east coast.
helps also that most asians are in california.
it really helps in the transition.
I think I would starve if I was in the mid-west .
spam can only sustain you for only a few years
p.s. not L.A.
San Francisco
I can`t handle that crazy heat down there
way too much sun for humans to handle and the air ain`t all that great also

[Michael Tee]

Good choice.  We liked San Francisco (and Mill Valley) a lot more than L.A., and we were there in November, so it was really nothing to do with the heat. 

[kimba1]

I`m never there long enough to form any thoughts about it
but lets just say if california ever split up almost everybody want`s to be the part thats not L.A.