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Also coming to mind is the scene in the Florida rest area from "There's Something About Mary."
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Originally Posted by stut
(Post 17878146)
I have been to an Indian restaurant in a converted toilet in Whitechapel (now gone).
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2239/2...845bbb0e_z.jpg There is also "Public Life" the underground toilet bar outside Christchurch Spitalfields http://s3-media4.ak.yelpcdn.com/bpho..._Hy2oamg/l.jpg |
Someone really needs to start a thread compiling the best places to find a loo in central London. IME, London shops are very loo-unfriendly and those that are freely open to the public - Burger King comes to mind - are often filthy. My preferred location is Waterstone's, always clean, no hassle.
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Originally Posted by lancebanyon
(Post 17889938)
Someone really needs to start a thread compiling the best places to find a loo in central London. IME, London shops are very loo-unfriendly and those that are freely open to the public - Burger King comes to mind - are often filthy. My preferred location is Waterstone's, always clean, no hassle.
The public ones at Covent Garden are surprisingly good, as are the only Tube ones I know at Farringdon (although I think they're shut during Crossrail works). |
Originally Posted by JohnnyColombia
(Post 17888569)
Flattened by the Victoria to Stansted Terravision shuttle no less
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2239/2...845bbb0e_z.jpg :eek: Didn't imagine that would be its downfall! |
Reading this thread and associated googling leads to a sick feeling..
my lunch is barely staying down ;) |
Originally Posted by stut
(Post 17889967)
The public ones at Covent Garden are surprisingly good, as are the only Tube ones I know at Farringdon (although I think they're shut during Crossrail works).
For tube toilets, check out: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/toilets-map.pdf |
Don't worry, the OP will be back soon protesting that he did not know what was going on at car parks in the country and someone should have warned him, so we can change the subject then. :D
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Originally Posted by stut
(Post 17889967)
The public ones at Covent Garden are surprisingly good, as are the only Tube ones I know at Farringdon (although I think they're shut during Crossrail works).
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Originally Posted by lancebanyon
(Post 17889938)
Someone really needs to start a thread compiling the best places to find a loo in central London. IME, London shops are very loo-unfriendly and those that are freely open to the public - Burger King comes to mind - are often filthy. My preferred location is Waterstone's, always clean, no hassle.
Charge GBP 5 for admittance during the day and maybe GBP 10 and have plenty of clean lavatories and a separate powder room with plenty of seats and mirrors. Also have fresh flowers, linen towels and a selection of amenities. And of course it would be well lit inside and around the entrance. I am sure that many ladies would pay for such a facility. |
Originally Posted by Sixth Freedom
(Post 17896072)
I do think that it would be worthwhile opening a premium and paid for chain of ladies lavatories and dressing rooms.
Charge GBP 5 for admittance during the day and maybe GBP 10 and have plenty of clean lavatories and a separate powder room with plenty of seats and mirrors. Also have fresh flowers, linen towels and a selection of amenities. And of course it would be well lit inside and around the entrance. I am sure that many ladies would pay for such a facility. |
Originally Posted by lancebanyon
(Post 17896135)
Not sure if you're being serious or not
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Originally Posted by Sixth Freedom
(Post 17896158)
Absolutely serious! :)
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Of course you'd need a loyalty scheme.
"Priority P!$$" perhaps? |
Originally Posted by gnarly
(Post 17896188)
Of course you'd need a loyalty scheme.
"Priority P!$$" perhaps? |
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