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A pee with a view

July 17, 2008

in Web/Tech

Urinals200Old pal and blogger-to-be Yolonda shares the following:

“Nuts & Volts Magazine now has a monthly feature of “fascinating websites.”  This month’s strange nominee is Urinal.net. The site’s a few years old, so you may have “passed” this way before (so to speak).  I thought of you because of your pissing dwarf Twitter contest entry.  My favorite  – a pee with a view in Kowloon.”

And I’m pretty sure I can’t “go” with the entire city of Kowloon watching.

And I can’t mention urinals with acknowledging my own fascination with theater restrooms. Specifically, how damned good I look in theater restrooms.  My first post on this was in April of 2002, but I didn’t get up my courage to document it until 2004.

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Congratulations to Ron Gould, first place winner the Coppyblogger Twitter Writing Contest. His winning entry:

“Time travel works!” the note read. “However you can only travel to the past and one-way.” I recognized my own handwriting and felt a chill.

Second place honors went to Anthony Juliano:

"Tony was a snitch, so I wasn’t surprised when his torso turned up in the river. What did surprise me, though, was where they found his head."

Thelonius Monk took third place for:

"When Gibson hit that homerun in the fall of eighty-eight, my old man had never been so happy. He hugged me for the first time. I was eleven."

The challenge was to write a story in exactly 140 characters. I fear my humble submission was too… belittling? Too pissy? We’ll never know.

"To my immediate left, a hipster dwarf leaned into his urinal, cleverly achieving a haunting reverb for his "big" finish to Unchained Melody."

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It’s a guy thing

September 4, 2006

in Uncategorized

UrinalsI came across this really amazing photo of urinals in a men’s room (larger image) and remembered posting on this topic about a year ago. When I went searching for the earlier post I discovered my link now takes me to a page full of unusual urinals.

Perhaps one’s fascination with urnials increases with age and we spend more and more time gazing at bland men’s room walls.

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