Gravity drained, waste management mechanizm

I claim the slipjoint water trap, all it's components, it's design, and method of operation.

• I claim that both the inlet and outlet of the slipjoint trap face in the same direction opposite those of the toilet bowl, and that the tubular trap has a general shape similar to a question mark on it's side, that the faces of these four lets are perpendicular in both dimensions to the common axis.
• I claim that the connecters are a critical component holding a water tight fit around the barrels of the lets, but allowing the trap to rotate on it's common axis.
• I claim that the slipjoint water trap is a mechanical device whose effect on and the result of it's service to the mechanism is that the waste received is conveyed to the sewer system.
• I claim that the trap has a duel function, duel purpose, and two positions it assumes in it's service to the mechanism. And that that service is cycular in it's service to the mechanism switching back and forth, in the vertical it establishes the water dam at the weir of the trap and provides the mechanism with a water trap and water seal, and in the horizontal it drains the waste.
• I claim that the slipjoint water trap is a separate and distinct piece and is caste separately, then connected to the toilet bowl by two slipjoint connecters.