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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not sure how easy these are to get into anymore, but these are what I think of as some of the 2nd tier "brand name" schools: UNC-Charlotte George Mason (increasingly brand name) UMass-Amherst Rutgers Temple If you want something smaller, check out the COPLAC schools (Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges). Some are more selective; some less so. [/quote] Those are third tier toilets.[/quote] My goodness! A plumbling enthusiast! Since you are flush with information, could you share a bit about first and second tier toilets? Here's what I've found so far thanks to College Data, a veritable bowl of statistics: Last year Harvard's freshman class enrolled 1667 students. 99% had math SAT scores over 600 and 97% had reading scores over 600. So as a freshpoo at Harvard, you'd be swimming in a toilet with roughly 1650 students with SATs over 600. Does that make it a tier one toilet? Rutgers entering class was 7,706. 69% had math SATs over 600. 45% had scores over 600 in reading. At Rutgers you'd be with 5,317 students with scores over 600 in math. 3467 students with scores over 600 in reading. So, OK, you're not swimming with the biggest fish, but hell, remember Swimmy? UMass Amherst, let's see. A bit difficult to judge because the environmental standards brought about all those low-flow tanks, but I'll jiggle the handle. Freshman class: 5,162 students, 825 with Math SATs over 700 & 2,684 students with 600-700 total of over 3000 students in the freshman class with SATs above 600 in math. 2632 first year students with over 600 SATs in critical reading. Perhaps first tier toilets have a greater density of certain kinds of poo and I concede that if this is your meaning. As for the porcelaine thrones themselves, please lift the lid and share all. [/quote] OMG, I love you! Excellent job disposing of the PP's excrement.[/quote]
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