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TurboZutek
     
King Dick
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Giant octo-penised rapephant
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<Reply # 20 on 3/18/2008 8:38 AM >
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...But with a dildo attached to it, it can become a DRILLDO....
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//Wanders off to the patent office with a document labeled 'drilldo, hammer action'.
Chris...
We all had ostriches. My dad had an ostrich farm! I remember one day someone came in and said the high altitude bombing of Kosovo had been a limited success, so we all went out and celebrated… by killing an ostrich and boiling it in kiwi fruit. |
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tron_2.0
 
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<Reply # 21 on 3/18/2008 1:11 PM >
| | | | This is a great thread.
[quote][i]Posted by yokes[/i]
I find your lack of coziness.... disturbing.
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itcheyeball
Gender: Male
| | Re: Institutional Fixtures, What is This Used For?
<Reply # 22 on 4/12/2008 6:16 AM >
| | | | Both look like they were taken at the muskoka san.
Hmm, look familiar?
(Hee-Hee!)
Having been there, I agree with the other posters on their purpose,
long one: sponge bath,
toilet lookin' one: slop disposal / shit splashback reflex testing game.
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LunarLumen
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Merrimack Valley, Massachusetts
Gender: Male
What Are You Looking At?
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<Reply # 23 on 4/12/2008 11:56 AM >
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OK, time to add to the confusion, this fixture was in a small room just off the main room(from the last pic), the small room was almost like a janitors closet, but it wasn't nor would it have been a washroom cuz there was no hand basin!
what is it? Its NOT a toilet, theres no seat and as you were getting up or down you would have scrapped the skin off your back on the spout of the faucet!
it was about 2' x 2' square, had a 3" drain, there was a faucet mounted to the wall along with a hose and spray nossel. the flushometre or the flush-valve, would have flushed water directly to the rim of the fixture. what would this have been used for?
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I agree with Dallient Climber in that it appears to be a bed pan wash sink/hopper. I work in a state hospital (a more modern one), and I remember sinks very similar to this one being used in the older buildings, of which most are now gone. They were used for emptying and rinsing of urinals, bedpans, and other generally nasty stuff. It was common to have them in very small "janitor like" closets where they were out of sight and didn't get the odors emanating into the rooms or common halls were patients and visitors may be. The place I work at now even has something very similar, although more modern in appearance.
I'm going hunting for mysteries. Where's my flashlight?
Don't Like Clowns who Vandalize, B&E, and Steal from Sites.
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Sestet
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Hyde Park, New York
Gender: Female
A long time ago, I saw a child playing with a tangerine, the size of a tangerine.
| | Re: Institutional Fixtures, What is This Used For?
<Reply # 24 on 4/13/2008 2:08 AM >
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OK, time to add to the confusion, this fixture was in a small room just off the main room(from the last pic), the small room was almost like a janitors closet, but it wasn't nor would it have been a washroom cuz there was no hand basin!
what is it? Its NOT a toilet, theres no seat and as you were getting up or down you would have scrapped the skin off your back on the spout of the faucet!
it was about 2' x 2' square, had a 3" drain, there was a faucet mounted to the wall along with a hose and spray nossel. the flushometre or the flush-valve, would have flushed water directly to the rim of the fixture. what would this have been used for?
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That actually reminds me of a "squatter toilet." People in the West don't tend to be too familiar with them, but in most Eastern Asian countries (especially Japan and China), they tend to have signs that differentiate between toilets for "Squatters" (that is, a toilet you never actually touch; you do just what the name implies over it) and "Sitters" (the common kind of western toilet that you sit down on). Squatter toilets are an effort to decrease bacteria spread in toilets with high public use. Makes sense for a sanitarium if you ask me.
Here's a pic showing one of the rare "Sitter" toilet stalls that exist in Southeast Asia. The sign is necessary to tell people not to squat over it; it is intended to be sat upon.
http://picasaweb.g...029042340735429906
And here's a Chinese squatter toilet.
http://www.flickr....luobote/157841901/
Oh, I'm sick of doing Japanese things. In jail they made us be in this dumb Kabuki play about the Forty Seven Ronin, and I wanted to be Oshi, but they made me Ori! |
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logtec
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Logtec is the UER representative for Scarborough, Ontario.
Gender: Male
Nice head, what's in the bag?
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<Reply # 25 on 4/15/2008 6:32 AM >
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Here's a pic showing one of the rare "Sitter" toilet stalls that exist in Southeast Asia. The sign is necessary to tell people not to squat over it; it is intended to be sat upon.
http://picasaweb.g...029042340735429906
And here's a Chinese squatter toilet.
http://www.flickr....luobote/157841901/
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i do plumbing work for a "sweat-shop" in toronto, where its mostly asians sweating.... i mean working. they have similar signs posted in the washrooms, but im still in there replacing broken toilet seats at least once a month. the workers still stand on the seats! that must be awkward...
They say "you can't judge a book by its cover!" I say "YES you can, if the cover has a girl on it with a cock in her mouth, its PORN!" if she's 18 and the cock is black, its GREAT porn! |
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blackhawk
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Mission Control
UER newbie
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<Reply # 26 on 4/16/2008 5:19 PM >
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That's interesting.
Those that say it's healthier, but still it's damn strange looking...
That first pic was a low boy mortuary wash down slab for height impaired doctors, very rare
Just when I thought I was out... they pulled me back in.
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Sarnia Boy
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Sarnia, Ontario
Gender: Male
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<Reply # 27 on 5/7/2008 10:01 PM >
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I could believe that you could perform a wet-pack here*, but (in the UK at least) we stopped practising that pointless branch of water torture in the 1950's...
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describe a "wet pack" please?
From this sandy edge
The rolling sea breaks my revenge
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monster
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Sugarland, TX / Minneapolis MN
Gender: Female
I am the thing that goes bump in the night
| | Re: Institutional Fixtures, What is This Used For?
<Reply # 28 on 5/24/2008 1:19 AM >
| | | | the second toilet looks like an oversized urinal. Maybe for the visually or mentally impaired?
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logtec
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Logtec is the UER representative for Scarborough, Ontario.
Gender: Male
Nice head, what's in the bag?
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<Reply # 29 on 5/24/2008 4:39 AM >
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the second toilet looks like an oversized urinal. Maybe for the visually or mentally impaired?
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it was in more of a janitorial type of room. plus there was no seat.
They say "you can't judge a book by its cover!" I say "YES you can, if the cover has a girl on it with a cock in her mouth, its PORN!" if she's 18 and the cock is black, its GREAT porn! |
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TurboZutek
King Dick
location:
Scotland
Gender: Male
Giant octo-penised rapephant
| | | | Re: Institutional Fixtures, What is This Used For?
<Reply # 30 on 5/24/2008 3:01 PM >
| | | | Posted by Sarnia Boy
describe a "wet pack" please?
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Or try google (first link):
http://www.springe.../mh77478658663n81/
Chris...
We all had ostriches. My dad had an ostrich farm! I remember one day someone came in and said the high altitude bombing of Kosovo had been a limited success, so we all went out and celebrated… by killing an ostrich and boiling it in kiwi fruit. |
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