| Posted by MatC |
4/10/2005 9:21 PM | remove |
Wow, interesting link. I had heard of the "female urinal" before, but none of the designs on that page look particularly good... or, at least, no better than a regular toilet.
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| Posted by Bratchny |
4/10/2005 9:31 PM | remove |
Someone has posted a question about the feminals at the Concord and it sparked my curiosity...
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| Posted by MatC |
4/14/2005 4:03 AM | remove |
Are there some there?
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| Posted by Bratchny |
4/14/2005 4:14 AM | remove |
No, not really - just more of these. They must have been swindled by the same salesman...
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| Posted by MatC |
4/14/2005 1:11 PM | remove |
Heh. These must have been "the latest in toilet technology" when both places were being built.
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| Posted by Bratchny |
4/14/2005 2:10 PM | remove |
The only job sleazier than a used car salesman is a toilet salesman...doing whatever they can to prove that you need THIS toilet...
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| Posted by MatC |
4/14/2005 10:40 PM | remove |
"What'll it take to have you pissing in THIS baby today?"
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| Posted by thewesticle |
5/10/2005 8:06 PM | remove |
This is our deluxe model, and only 'slightly' used at 110 shits!
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| Posted by MatC |
5/12/2005 4:46 AM | remove |
"And keep in mind, those are highway shits, not city shits."
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| Posted by Agent Skelly |
7/18/2005 4:56 PM | remove |
I've seen a "lady urinal" before. It was at one of those home expo shows.
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| Posted by 'Dukes |
7/18/2005 10:52 PM | remove |
That would kill to have a urinal in my house;
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| Posted by Agent Skelly |
7/21/2005 4:36 AM | remove |
'Dukes, you would have a condom dispenser next it if you could.
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| Posted by MatC |
7/21/2005 1:19 PM | remove |
I've always wanted a house urinal. It would be pretty cool, despite the fact that it would make your bathroom look like a public restroom. Then again, maybe you could go with that theme and have paper towel dispeners, motion-activated sinks, etc.
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| Posted by Agent Skelly |
7/23/2005 12:56 AM | remove |
Ha, I would have that urinal troft you see at some of the newer NFL stadiums. Though I don't why, I'm a stall guy...
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| Posted by Samurai |
7/23/2005 2:32 AM | remove |
i don't like other people watching me take a piss... there is just something about that the bothers me.
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| Posted by MatC |
7/23/2005 4:11 AM | remove |
Yeah, that is a distinct drawback to the tough-style urinal. If there's a big game and lots of people are trying to cram in to the bathroom, do you really want to be standing shoulder to shoulder with a bunch of drunk guys with their johnsons out?
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| Posted by Agent Skelly |
7/23/2005 4:41 AM | remove |
Ha, i just realized first there were urinal dividers, then they got smaller, then went away. Then the troft came along, so logically pissing on the floor is the next stp
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| Posted by 'Dukes |
10/30/2005 2:40 PM | remove |
I've been in restrooms at fairs where you do indeed piss on the floor, or a shallow concrete gutter to be precise
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| Posted by INeedAttention.com |
11/8/2005 7:06 AM | remove |
But honestly this isnt as funny as this one pic thread for a site in Wisconsin somewhere. On that thread, someone was describing those sinks to wash your hands that are giant circles accessible from any angle; to activate the water, you step on a bar around the base of the sink. Someone there said, "No, that's definitely a urinal, people used to pee in those at Packers games all the time!" Of course, it was a sink by design. But god bless those Green Bay fans.
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| Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
1/10/2006 7:55 PM | remove |
troughs are probably the first kind of urinal, the oldest parts of tiger stadium have them
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| Posted by buckybear |
6/6/2006 4:18 AM | remove |
I think they installed these toliets for a reason. They drain into the floor not the wall. Is it possible they were ment to tap into existing plumbing.
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