A Visit to a Public Restrom or Why Women go to the Restroom in Pairs
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So funny and so true!
BUT, you haven't lived till you're in a Renaissance outfit - 3 long skirts, hip long chemise, tight corset, various belts and bags, and it's 102 degrees, but you've gotta go, and all there is to use is a teeny tiny porta potty...remember, over 100 degrees, and it's mid-afternoon...lovely!
BUT, you haven't lived till you're in a Renaissance outfit - 3 long skirts, hip long chemise, tight corset, various belts and bags, and it's 102 degrees, but you've gotta go, and all there is to use is a teeny tiny porta potty...remember, over 100 degrees, and it's mid-afternoon...lovely!
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Originally Posted by fuail
So funny and so true!
BUT, you haven't lived till you're in a Renaissance outfit - 3 long skirts, hip long chemise, tight corset, various belts and bags, and it's 102 degrees, but you've gotta go, and all there is to use is a teeny tiny porta potty...remember, over 100 degrees, and it's mid-afternoon...lovely!
BUT, you haven't lived till you're in a Renaissance outfit - 3 long skirts, hip long chemise, tight corset, various belts and bags, and it's 102 degrees, but you've gotta go, and all there is to use is a teeny tiny porta potty...remember, over 100 degrees, and it's mid-afternoon...lovely!
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I remember being at a crab/corn roast as a child & a friend of my mother's had to go so badly that we went to the men's room & there was a long metal trough, not individual urinals, that the men would use. She just pulled down her pants & hung herself over the edge. It made an impression on me but I hadn't thought of it in a long time. Thanks for the reminder & the laugh.
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Another Link - http://www.stashbuster.com/id19.html
Also, go to search on top of page and type in abbreviations. Now you have me wondering - did not see ISO
Can you please tell me what ROFLMBO means?????
I had the same problem but a kind sole gave me this link and I printed them out.
http://quiltinggallery.com/2009/04/2...ters-acronyms/
I'm still wondering what ISO means in the last section?
Also, go to search on top of page and type in abbreviations. Now you have me wondering - did not see ISO
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Originally Posted by berrypatch
Originally Posted by Vanuatu Jill
Originally Posted by Crabby Patty
ROFLMBO. But soooooooooo very true.
http://quiltinggallery.com/2009/04/2...ters-acronyms/
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Funny & have to agree - Also, wonder how "sew" many of these restrooms end of being in such disarray ? Unfortunately it is many of the patrons and not that they were not cleaned! Many times there is urine not only on the seat but the floor & unflushed toilets as well. Maybe they should install urinals in the womans' restroom!! I say clean up your own mess. Do you use or leave your bathroom in that same condition ? (Not meant for all of us.) SORRY TO SEEM SO HARSH BUT AIN'T IT THE TRUTH ?
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Originally Posted by fuail
So funny and so true!
BUT, you haven't lived till you're in a Renaissance outfit - 3 long skirts, hip long chemise, tight corset, various belts and bags, and it's 102 degrees, but you've gotta go, and all there is to use is a teeny tiny porta potty...remember, over 100 degrees, and it's mid-afternoon...lovely!
BUT, you haven't lived till you're in a Renaissance outfit - 3 long skirts, hip long chemise, tight corset, various belts and bags, and it's 102 degrees, but you've gotta go, and all there is to use is a teeny tiny porta potty...remember, over 100 degrees, and it's mid-afternoon...lovely!
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Depends...no, not quite ready for that! But an earlier post reminded me of when my son was getting married, and since the MOB was nowhere to be found, I suggested to my future dil that she should go before we put her dress on...no? OK...1/2 hour later, I was holding up a crinoline plus layers petticoats and beaded satin while she squeezed her way into the tiny bathroom they laughingly called the Bride's Room; not even her bridesmaids would help! Well, it was a lovely moment of closeness!
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What a lovely lovely laugh! Thanks everybody!
To add to the general hilarity...
This is true...
I rented an apartment in Izmir Turkey in the '80s.
When I went in I found a small room, with the flat porcelain sink hole-in-the-floor. Then looking in the next room, I found the american bathroom I was assured was there
and it was, but someone had carefully built a wooden box over and around the toilet bowl. I think to make a steam hamam seat? After finally getting it apart and off, I discovered to my immense relief it was all there and it worked! Eventually I got a Lady Kenmore washing machine that I ran with the help of a huge transformer the size of a car battery.( from 220 down to 110 ) My problem was the drain! There was nothing to do but put it in the turkish bathroom, so it could drain through the hole-in-the-floor.
That all worked quite perfectly, and the lady neighbors liked my bathroom. Everything was fine, until I had a party!
The turkish men guests complained mightily about having to push the heavy washing machine out of the way! ...so they could use the facility. ....and after the party was over, I went into my "american" bathroom and there were two large dusty shoeprints on the seat - but wait - with the toes pointing toward the tank!
One wonders what contortions the gentleman went through?
Ladies, I assure you,
that one time we are even!
Jeannie
To add to the general hilarity...
This is true...
I rented an apartment in Izmir Turkey in the '80s.
When I went in I found a small room, with the flat porcelain sink hole-in-the-floor. Then looking in the next room, I found the american bathroom I was assured was there
and it was, but someone had carefully built a wooden box over and around the toilet bowl. I think to make a steam hamam seat? After finally getting it apart and off, I discovered to my immense relief it was all there and it worked! Eventually I got a Lady Kenmore washing machine that I ran with the help of a huge transformer the size of a car battery.( from 220 down to 110 ) My problem was the drain! There was nothing to do but put it in the turkish bathroom, so it could drain through the hole-in-the-floor.
That all worked quite perfectly, and the lady neighbors liked my bathroom. Everything was fine, until I had a party!
The turkish men guests complained mightily about having to push the heavy washing machine out of the way! ...so they could use the facility. ....and after the party was over, I went into my "american" bathroom and there were two large dusty shoeprints on the seat - but wait - with the toes pointing toward the tank!
One wonders what contortions the gentleman went through?
Ladies, I assure you,
that one time we are even!
Jeannie
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