cents to go into the bathroom. I have no idea how much athority the
lady guarding the entrance has though. Is that a city job? Does
whoever gets there first get to collect the money for the day? Does
she buy the toilet paper she hands out or is that government/city
funded?
Also, don't you think these people would be able to have some fun with
the situation and paint a bulls-eye or something around the whole.
Daddy thinks there is padding on the walls to brace your hands on. I think you do it backwards and hold the plumbing. Laughing with you. Mama
ReplyDeleteDaddy thinks it would be a pretty wide spread if you feet had to go outside the porcelin. He wants to know if you place your feet on the porcelin, are those grips for your feet?
ReplyDeleteMike do the handicapped stalls come with a partially bottomless seat?
ReplyDeleteIf you are supposed to put your feet on the porcelin there should be some anti skid tape on the surface so when the guy before you pisses on that part it won't be slippery.
ReplyDeleteI can honestly say I have no idea. The next time I see someone using one I'll look to see which direction their feet are pointing in.
ReplyDeleteAlso, there are no handicapped stalls. There are no regulations that require things to be handicap friendly from what I've seen, and at the very least, certainly not for the old things to be retrofitted.
I have an idea for a new product to sell in Europe. Plastic lav leg liners. They protect your legs, socks and shoes during explosive episodes! They don't have to be dedicated left or right just a thin plastic tube to pull up your legs before getting started.
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