Get some distance between you and your fellow squatters and just sit back, relax, and flip open the newspaper as you enjoy this bright and spacious Cadillac of Public Toilets.
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Say, Neil, that picture seems familiar….
That’s not right, unless you have a handicap that justifies its use, provided that there are other stalls available.
I work in abuilding that just has stairs…yet the handicap stall is upstairs. I hate using the big one, it’s too open.
@Joe
If you work in an office building where there are no handicapped people then you can enjoy the master suite anytime you like.
It’s especially awesome when there’s a sink and mirror in the stall.
The handicap stall is not like a parking space. Anyone can still use it.
I’m thinking of starting a pool to see how many more bathroom-related items make it into the Top 1000. Or maybe this could be a bonus question on the Oscar Pool.
You what is even better automatic flushers!
Returning the favor here, but the big stall is even better when someone leaves a little reading material behind
http://standingovation.wordpress.com/2008/05/12/people-who-leave-reading-materials-in-toilet-stalls/
I disagree with Joe. Anyone can use any stall in a public bathroom. If a mobility-impaired person needs to use the specially designated stall and that stall is currently occupied by someone, then the person simply needs to wait — just like the rest of us when all the stalls are occupied.
It’s good to see young people still read print newspapers. It gives me hope that I might have a job in my desired field soon.
That is the best stall. In all my years of going in the public bathrooms, someone was in that stall only two times I remember. Unless your in a crowded place, it is unlikley someone will need to use it.
Ah, Mike, that is another difference between the men’s and the ladies’ restrooms. There is almost ALWAYS a mom with one or more little kids in the big stall.
jdurley – LOVE the idea of the “bathroom” pool. By my count, there has been 10 bathroom/shower related posts so far, if you include the one on “colon”, and you sort of have to, right? If you include toothbrushing/dental hygine, there have been 5 more.
But keeping it just to bathroom/shower related items, these make up about 7% of AWESOME things. With 857 items remaining, this rate would imply 60 more bathroom related posts. I think there will be at LEAST that many. Bathroom/Shower posts have been underrepresented, if anything.
FTW!
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Funny this is true I swear you can live in there if you want lol.
Oh yeah, best stall, and you don’t need a blue ada sticker hanging from your rearview mirror to use it, much to the chagrin of the ada nazis. Usually the stool is a little higher too, so you can wiggle your feet. And, there those bars, if you need to hang on and “push”. LOL
I always avoid that stall because I know everyone loves to go for it. I like to picture that the toilet seat has not yet had a user previous to its period of cleaning.
At my school, half the stalls don’t have locks on the doors, and one doesn’t have a door at all. Who knows what happened to it. But the one toilet that DOES have a lock? I’d rather not go for it. Too much overuse can really screw up the sanitary conditions. And an awesome ninja deserves better. :D
Beats claustrophobia!
now that I read about the “accessability” being vitally necessary to some, I choose claustrophobia, save face and grace for others in real need.
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