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What you all were waiting for, comics about Japanese toilets…! Well, there’ll be a ton more.
I’ll be at the very nice Festival de la BD de Prevost (Prevost Comics Festival) this weekend! Come and see me!
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What you all were waiting for, comics about Japanese toilets…! Well, there’ll be a ton more.
I’ll be at the very nice Festival de la BD de Prevost (Prevost Comics Festival) this weekend! Come and see me!
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When we visited Rome, there were no latches on some of the stalls. You had to push the door shut with your feet while you were on the toilet. Some of them had no toilet paper, too.
In Venice I had to go out and plunder the nearest phone booth for some pages from the telephone directory (aaand I just dated myself as being from an age when such antique curiosities as ‘phone booths’ and ‘telephone directories’ were still in existance)
I was ripe with anticipation.
Don’t you mean antici……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….pation?
……………………………………pation?
No, I mean what I mean.
It’s a quote from Sam & Max: Hit the Road.
If all public bathrooms were like the Japanese ones, I would feel way more comfortable with using them.
There’s more to come— it’s a toilet paradise for sure.
It’s unpredictable, though. When I visited Japan, public toilets ranged from fancy water-saving things with special flushes to… a hole in the ground with painted foot spots on either side.
What I liked best was that all the little old grannies brought their own hand towels. Those towels are great!
man some of the parks i’ve been to in oregon don’t even have doors on the stalls and it kills me
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