I’m sure no one ever wants to see this in their at-home toilet…or any toilet, for that matter.
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I’m sure no one ever wants to see this in their at-home toilet…or any toilet, for that matter.
The product claims to help users via “amazingly speedy butt release and butt cleanup“, which pretty much says it all.
See-through garden lavatory is one of the most unusual ways to relieve the call of nature.
Pfft, a ladies’ room is going to need more than 11 signs and an audio warning on a continuous loop to keep me out.
Men told to move to the back of the shopping complex rather than use a perfectly good toilet inside the restaurant.
Request met with mixed reaction from praising its frankness to pointing out the impossibility of it.
This setup doesn’t look like it’s designed for normal pooping practices.
Meanwhile, another restroom asks about a dirtier affiliation.
Hot on the heels of a bed made of cardboard for use in disasters, one company has upped the ante with a whole line of cardboard emergency goods including a range of toilets to suit your needs.
Tsurumi Ward in Osaka has been the scene of a crime wave since November 3 in which two young boys believed to be in the fifth or sixth grade have stolen cash and property from six separate homes so far. The suspects are still at large, unless class is in session.