One For The Ladies !

 

"Hallo Ladies!"

This is Nathan, your Sunday Hunk.  He's 19 years old, studying Philosophy and Taxidermy at Whitby College, and just about to shovel 2 years of shit from the improvised toilet onto the tomato crops.

Bonus - The Failed Logistics of Russia's Invasion of Ukraine

Le Shitteur

People photograph the strangest things - Part 38

In the middle of a bunch of slides of Americans touring various parts of Europe, we have ... This ==>

Strange to think that Americans in 1968 still found toilet plumbing such a novelty.


Bonus -

Vintage Toilet Selfie

Fact 3249 : The On-Toilet Selfie existed for decades before the rise of the on-phone digital camera.


Not a fact that you really need very often, but a fact anyway.

Bonus - Dumbass

Bonus 2 -

World Toilet Day

To mark World Toilet Day, I thought I'd give you a glimpse into my humble abode.

This magnificent construction is the downstairs guest water closet, after remodelling by some student architects. It's OK, but next time I'd replace the biodegradable corn-husks with standard toilet paper. Being green can be such a pain.

Bonus - Thanks to the friendly Arkangel, I am now acquainted with The Gallifreycrumb Tinies.

Marvellous.

"Martha, you won't believe this..."

It's easy to paint Americans of the 1950's as xenophobic hicks, but foreign travel back then was much rarer than it is now.

Nevertheless, some Americans did travel tEurope, and clearly they were impressed enough to photograph the local ... umm... toilet facilities. I can imagine them sipping Martinis, while slack jawed neighbours guffaw at the primitiveness of the Europeans.


Bonus :

Ro-ro-rotate Your Owl

 I say

Rotate Your Owl

For Science

Ablutions

Those wacky Americans seem to take photo's of almost anything.  I can almost imagine young Hank Washington regaling the neighbours with his tales of his trip to France.  "...and this here is what they call a Bee-Day. I didn't know what it was for..."

Bonus -

One For The Ladies

Meet Gavin.   He's single, 19 years old, plays hockey, enjoys reading Mills and Boon novels and has most of his own teeth remaining.  

And by now, he'll be over sixty. Still want to contact him ?

Bonus - The Olympic Legacy - Athens