What was the name of this short art film about a guy getting trapped in a bathroom?
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posted by flod logic
on Jun 29, 2009 -
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Is the metal flap on Japanese and European TP dispensers (
photo) an indication that they've resolved the seemingly endless debate one hears in America about which orientation of the toilet paper roll (over or under) is better, or correct?
posted by Rash
on Aug 1, 2008 -
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[ToiletMysteryFilter]Why would someone clog a public toilet with paper every day?
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posted by dubold
on Mar 14, 2008 -
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What do people do in public bathrooms (besides the obvious) that takes so long? Why am I quicker at it?
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posted by Gucky
on Feb 1, 2008 -
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Why do toilets in private homes generally have a tank, whereas in most commercial/public/dormitory/stadium/etc. restrooms they do not have a tank?
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posted by wondercow
on Nov 17, 2006 -
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Why do all the local medical clinics require a key to use the restroom? Is this practice widespread? [MI]
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posted by hendrixson
on Dec 3, 2004 -
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Many times in my various workplaces, I've noticed people "nesting" in the ladies restroom. By this I mean, using one of those papery toilet seat covers before sitting down. Most of these incidents involve a restroom that is spotless, and sometimes it was only used by a few people. I'm of the mind that using these things is if anything, less sanitary, as it increases the chance of (*ahem*) fluids getting on the seat. I can't find any info either way - your thoughts?
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posted by agregoli
on Nov 2, 2004 -
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