I admit, was risky to take the photo...and the fact that I had just come from a Johnny Walker tasting session may have contributed to this decision, but it was too odd not to take a quick camera pic

Frankly, I don't want a urinal in my bathroom. I want it in my kitchen. Then I can cook and relieve myself near about at the same time. Sort of like the garbage disposal/shower idea that Kramer took on.

I have thought of this. I would do it so that I could enclose the shitter in something smell-proof and well-ventilated to the outside. I want to be able to hit a gigantic red button on the wall and have every cubic inch of air sucked out of there and replaced by fresh, stat. No waiting.


<-- says the married guy living in a tiny condo with one bathroom.

your wife take some smelly shits, kyle?

Of course not. She doesn't sweat or drool in her sleep, either. She's a lady.

I, on the other hand, have adopted the diet of a teamster this last month somehow, and am paying for it. It requires... scheduling.

The dogs would be very disappointed and confused.

My wife's uncle is a plumber, he's got a urinal in his downstairs washroom. I assume he's got it because he's got the skills and the cash to have it. I still remember the first time I saw it in there, I was pretty damn impressed and pretty damn drunk too.

The middle one, with the gently deco lines, is the clear winner. Which one looked like it had been there first? How old is this establishment?

I want a urinal, bidet and a bathtub like that kid in Pee-Wee's Big Adventure in my bathroom.

fran-CIS

I never liked the idea of peeing shoulder to shoulder with other guys.

yeah, i like to face a man when i'm pissing. look 'em in the eye.

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at the national gallery of art

haha

I didn't loller at me, but I lollered at you.

Urninals are easier to keep clean than toilets, and I should know I used to be a janitor during grad school and manage an office for the maintenance/operations department of an arena. You don't really need to scrub a urinal, you just spray some gel cleaner inside and let it set until you use it again. Whiping it down regularly would be the most cleaning you do.
It is the plumbing and water usage you need to operate a urinal in your house that make them far too costly for normal people. Some people's pipes aren't strong enough to sustain the pressure too and the urinal could cause a pipe to rupture.