Naughty Thought for Monday

Hmmm, I think there is only one option here:


No flippin' way!

Thursday 13 - #5!

I have a problem with using public restrooms...and it was there long before I saw Trainspotting! However, I have been in a few that were interesting to say the least. Had to pay for toilet paper in Lisbon - men and women in the same facility [yes, I was desperate!] and one in India where a lady offered to help [NO, thank you!]. On the other hand there's the one in Osmotherly that formally and proudly notes the Queen visited there, the gorgeous art nuveau restroom upstairs at Angelina's, oh, and one that made it into 'Taming Marie Antoinette' but I'll save that for another day. Anyway, I got to thinking, are there any interesting restrooms out there? Someplace you won't mind going into? Well, as you can imagine, I thought not, so eventually I narrowed this search down to urinals...unique urinals and 2 restrooms [see, women really don't have good options].


Beautiful flowers sculpted by Clark Sorenson



Want to be measured, photographed or oogled, while you go? Then this is the place for you.



Here you pick your station by your, um, size...but what if you don't know the metric system?



Want some help finishing, then the Shakutron is for you.



Hmm, rather beautiful and irreverant in Spain.



Floating around on the International Space Station? Here's your facilities. All I can say is, if a man can't make it into a traditional loo on earth, how is he supposed to make it in this tiny cup while moving on average 17239.2 miles an hour through space?



Pick your horse by the stall, or your urinal by your horse, at a loo in Alberta Canada.



Smile, you're on candid camera!



Interesting and elegant spoons sculpted by Phillip Walls.



Well, how to freak out a tourist, point them to a randomly appearing public restroom.



Best view of Hong Kong is from the men's room at The Felix.



At least you won't miss your flight from this restroom in Stockhold Arlanda Airport in Stockholm.



Okay, the freakiest is last...a glass box in the middle of a pedestrian thoroghfare. Step in and go! Would you truly believe no one could see in while you can see out so perfectly?