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Novelties related to sewers (Click on thumbnails to enlarge image) |
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Novelties related to sewers (Click on thumbnails to enlarge image) |
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Unusual toilet seat covers from Pressalit. Source: Dornob. Page viewed on Aug 13, 2009. Original posted here. |
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All the amenities while you travel. This toilet on wheels was probably built circa 2000. Source: Unknown. |
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The ultimate port-a-potty, circa 2000. Source: Unknown. |
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Politician's Outhouse Source: Unknown. |
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Hay fever hat, an example of chindogu, a useless but witty invention. Source: http://thenonist.com/index.php/weblog/permalink/chindogu/ |
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Manhole cover cuff links |
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Sewer pipe hotel in Linz, Austria. The Dasparkhotel features hotel rooms inside concrete sewer pipes. See articles at Offbeat Homes and Sellsius Real Estate Blog. If articles are offline, see content here. |
| Video of an unusual encounter in a PortaPotty. Source: Unknown, widely circulating on You Tube and other video sites in 2007. |
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A Chinese cleaner emerges from a beetle-shaped toilet at a park in Beijing, November 2004. China, flushed with pride over its booming economy and successful Olympics bid, added another feather to its cap by playing host to the fourth annual World Toilet Summit. Beijing spent 40 million yuan ($4.83 million) between 1987 and 2000 turning toilets at scenic spots from cess pools to star-rated ones, tourism officials have said. Source: REUTERS/Claro Cortes IV. |
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Painted outhouses, part of the Thunderbox Road Public Art Project featuring artists of the Texas Hill Country (near San Antonio, Texas). Photo date 2009. See article below. Source: Jon C. Schladweiler, Historian, Arizona Water Pollution Control Association. |
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Article about the Thunderbox Road Public Art Project featuring artists of the Texas Hill Country (near San Antonio, Texas). Source, Texas Hill Country Magazine, Winter 2008, www.hillcountrymagazine.com, article courtesy of John Hallowell, editor. |
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