Thanks for the Memos

Some time ago, about 1985, someone sent a memo from a hospital pathology unit, which described the conversion of the men's toilet into a doctor's office and the domino effect it had on the elevator's transformation into the autopsy dressing room. Needless to say, I was hooked: "Thanks for the Memos" was born.

Since that fateful moment I have received (which is not to say kept, as it quickly begins to get ridiculous) some six or seven thousand memos. This section is dedicated to the pursuit of memos. Browse our offerings and be sure to send us your own additions.

Human Waste
October 14, 2000

It's not really a memo, but more a personal service device. When you climb Mt. Shasta you have to pack out everything you bring in, including any potential waste (including human if you get my drift). Well, here's a human waste pack-out system where a bullseye scores you ten points. Don't ask, just listen in...

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