Stupid Guest Tricks

drcorey wrote:I found this cartoon, not farside thou:
http://stbenedictcatholic.org/images/mens.jpg

That is scary especially if they are animated. What do the toilets look like?

mechurchlady wrote:That is scary especially if they are animated. What do the toilets look like?

Well, there is tile, lots of tile, then there are urinals for when you have to pee. There are a few that are lower to the tile floor for shorter people. If not, there are stalls. Each one has a door. Oh, and there is a toilet in each stall, and each one has some paper in a dispenser. Behind and above each toilet is a seat cover dispenser. The toilets are auto-flushing.

Usually opposite the toilets is a long row of sinks. There are several soap dispensers. Each sink has a spigot that is auto turn on. You put your hands under the spigot and the water turns on. At each end of the row of sinks are paper towel dispensers. Unfortunately they are not auto dispensing (except the ones near EE). Sometimes there are paper towel dispensers that kids can easily reach. Usually under each paper towel dispenser is a trash can where you throw your used paper towel.

And, that is what mens' rooms look like.

In fact, I think there is a web site somewhere where you can see the interior of most, if not all, of the restrooms in WDW (or is it DL?).

I meant that if the sinks looked like hungry animals then why not have a toilet also shaped like an animal where to flush you tweak its ears.

mechurchlady wrote:I meant that if the sinks looked like hungry animals then why not have a toilet also shaped like an animal where to flush you tweak its ears.

You're putting waaay too much thought into this, Churchy. :D:

mechurchlady wrote:I meant that if the sinks looked like hungry animals then why not have a toilet also shaped like an animal where to flush you tweak its ears.

Those aren't sinks, they're urinals. I know I'd be a little wary of using those things, especially the lion and aligator because of all the teeth.

leftcoaster wrote:Well, there is tile, lots of tile, then there are urinals for when you have to pee. There are a few that are lower to the tile floor for shorter people. If not, there are stalls. Each one has a door. Oh, and there is a toilet in each stall, and each one has some paper in a dispenser. Behind and above each toilet is a seat cover dispenser. The toilets are auto-flushing.

Usually opposite the toilets is a long row of sinks. There are several soap dispensers. Each sink has a spigot that is auto turn on. You put your hands under the spigot and the water turns on. At each end of the row of sinks are paper towel dispensers. Unfortunately they are not auto dispensing (except the ones near EE). Sometimes there are paper towel dispensers that kids can easily reach. Usually under each paper towel dispenser is a trash can where you throw your used paper towel.

And, that is what mens' rooms look like.

In fact, I think there is a web site somewhere where you can see the interior of most, if not all, of the restrooms in WDW (or is it DL?).

I think you forgot the memo all us guys got, the sinks are now refered to as "high occupancy Alternate urinals" :bugeyes:

[quote="susislicker"]Hey Zazu, what happened to the rolling pin wielding woman smiley, can't find it, am I not looking in the right place? I loved that smiley....being a bitter woman and all... ]It's been moved to the Violence section and upgraded. You can find it there or just enter rollpin2 between colons to get: :rollpin2:

susislicker wrote:Where's the musical note smiley? need those to make it officially a song!

It's listed under "Custom Smileys":

All hail Zazu, the Smilie Master!

:zazu:

Shorty82 wrote:Those aren't sinks, they're urinals. I know I'd be a little wary of using those things, especially the lion and aligator because of all the teeth.

Being a lady I would not know about such things, honestly.

Wallaby I been around Disney too long to not think that way.