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Toilets
From New York to Amsterdam to Moscow and Singapore, flies are invading unlikely places: public urinals. Decals and paintings of the critters are being incorporated into the porcelain bowls in an effort to reduce the mess associated with public restrooms for men. Continue reading WEIRD WEDNESDAY: What’s Up With That Fly? Earlier this week, scientists in Scotland came to the realization that a discovery from 1990 was actually quite significant: a 500 year old undisturbed drain was a goldmine for archaeologists from Glasgow University. Continue reading WEIRD WEDNESDAY: 500 Years Of History Down The Drain…Fortunately! Sometimes what you see is NOT what you get. Check out the following photos for an excellent example of the truth behind this statement. Continue reading WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Wacky Rooms You never know when someone may try to flush 3 1/2 pounds of dog food down your commode. Continue reading WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Ever Had To Flush 20 Golf Balls? The Art Museum Toilet Museum of Art is taking toilet homage to a new level. The organization has launched a Web site which displays a large selection of its collection of images of toilets taken at various art museums from around the world. Ranging from exclusive images of the Metropolitan, to the behind-closed-doors shots of the Hermitage to the decaying yet still flushing pictures of the Mongolian Art Museum (see below), this collection offers rich examples of the world’s museums best offerings. Mongolian art museum toilet The launch of this Web site is the first step in presenting Continue reading WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Art Museum Toilets Elevated to an Art Form |
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