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This is a squat toilet.
It has no seat.
And if
you have weak knees like some folks...
...eewww...
...eewww...
Eeeeewwwww!
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| What a frightening,
hideous thought! Every
time I'm confronted with one of these toilets--which are everywhere, including subway
stations and hospitals--I begin to panic at the thought of a knee giving out and sploosh!
a body part plunging into the contents of that evil porcelain
poop-pot.
Fortunately, there are enough civilized
models around that one can avoid ever having to use one
of these nasty beasts. |
A slightly more ornate
model
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On a more positive bathroom note, I have
been very impressed with the fact that Koreans are not obsessed
with bathroom graffiti and, since coming here, I've only seen one bathroom
cubicle that has been adorned with such smutty stall script. Suspiciously
(and not surprisingly) it was in a public washroom at an International
Clinic which is frequented mainly by westerners.
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Note: the
webmaster is proud to disclose that the squat toilet photos on this page were not taken by his camera. |
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