Trump is slowly going around and around,

[MineralMan]

near the drain opening. However, that drain isn't really plugged. It's just backed up a little. Just lightly clogged. Once the water rises a little more, water pressure will cause the flushing action to occur, sweeping everything in the bowl down in a rush. Like most of us who are facing a rising water line in our euphemistic plumbing fixture, the relief when it finally drains is palpable.

Whew! No need for the plunger!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Amb. Taylor has supplied some Drano, methinks.

[mbusby]

2. He is circling the toilet...

...at the speed of light.

[Backseat Driver]

3. I got one of those drains in my 1/2 bath sink - thanx

for the reminder - I tried the pressure thing; not effective - overflow hole didn't allow enough pressure to build - plunger and/or pulling the drain stopper that doesn't move to open/close easily needed I'm guessing. Putting on the "Honey Do" list, ASAP!

[vlyons]

4. He is such a pathetic figure

A mind filled with cement, incapable of seeing what everyone else sees.

[Wellstone ruled]

5. Gee Mr.Rooter Guy,

great analogy. Bring in the Turd Buster.