Example: ** Tidy Bowl - Adding a toilet bowl to every toilet, which will contain undrinkable toilet water.

    "Tidy Bowl"

    Include Measured Liquid by Emily Short.

    Include Modern Conveniences by Emily Short.

    The Home Kitchen is a kitchen. The Little Bathroom is a bathroom. It is west of the Home Kitchen.

    The cup is a fluid container. It is preferred for drinking.

    When play begins:
        let target be a random cabinet in the Home Kitchen;
        move the cup to the target.
    
    A toilet bowl is a kind of fluid container. A toilet bowl is part of every toilet. The liquid of a toilet bowl is toilet water. The fluid content of a toilet bowl is 163.0 fl oz. The fluid capacity of a toilet bowl is 163.0 fl oz.

    Setting action variables for pouring a toilet into something:
        change the noun to a random toilet bowl which is part of the noun.
    
    Setting action variables for filling something with a toilet:
        change the second noun to a random toilet bowl which is part of the second noun.
    
    Setting action variables for filling a toilet with something:
        change the noun to a random toilet bowl which is part of the noun.
    
    Setting action variables for pouring something into a toilet:
        change the second noun to a random toilet bowl which is part of the second noun.
    
    Setting action variables for drinking a toilet:
        change the noun to a random toilet bowl which is part of the noun.

    Rule for clarifying the parser's choice of a toilet:
        do nothing.
    
    Rule for clarifying the parser's choice of a toilet bowl:
        do nothing.
    
    Table of Liquids (continued)

	liquid	potable	flavor
	toilet water	false	--

    
    Test me with "open cabinet / get cup / w / fill cup from toilet / x toilet bowl / pour cup into toilet / drink from toilet / fill cup with toilet water / empty toilet water into bath".