Public Toilets/Conveniences

Stewy, that's more information than we need thank you very much :$ik:


... by the looks of it you've been watching this thread since January ... waiting for the moment to step in :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :ninja:

Looks like you've caused a bit of a stink Stewy?

Hasn't anybody already posted a photo of this not quite Bog Standard Loo?

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3295/...703ec765_o.jpg

Fantastic Philip :handclap: Thanks for that smashing photo - we didn't have one on here of the Philharmonic pub toilets.

I'd love to see the look on someone's face if they came in to see a chap in a toilet taking pictures!!

Here's one to make the Security in Chester's Grosvenor Shopping Centre gnash their teeth!

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2299/...0d3ec496_o.jpg

I took a photo of some toilets in Spain once because I was so impressed at how pristine they were. I've never seen such clean toilets.

[IMG]http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...dserve-1-1.jpg[/IMG]
From 1906, the ones in front of St Johns Gardens
pic from L R O

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Originally Posted by lindylou

I took a photo of some toilets in Spain once because I was so impressed at how pristine they were. I've never seen such clean toilets.

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Without wishing to appear rude, I was merely expressing an interest in these public conveniences, which is obviously an interest you share with me judging by the posting quoted above.

I fail to see why my postings have offered 'too much information'. My postings are fairly brief and straight to the point.

I would like to make it known that I have an in depth knowledge of currently open and closed down conveniences right across the North West and it is indeed a topic of particular interest to me

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Originally Posted by Stewy

the UNDIES on Scotland Road. I called them the Undies as they were underground but it was also a clever play on the word 'Underpants' I thought that one up one night on my way for a sneaky John Laird (Turd) at that very establishment.

I always remember using the old Roscoes one afternoon around four 'o' clock. I entered cubicle two only to be greeted by the brown stained underpants of a chap who didn't make it hanging over the uplifted toilet seat.

I was in dire straits, Should I move them? Should I leave them there? Should I take them with me? Maybe they would be good as new with a little TLC. In the end, I relocated myself to Cubicle one where I relieved myself, Oh! the sheer relief. I'd worked all day not far from the Pier Head, walked all the way to the Roscoes to deliver my muck in style.

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if the wording in this post isn't more information than we need to know - then I don't know what is !! :$ik:

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Originally Posted by Stewy

Without wishing to appear rude, I was merely expressing an interest in these public conveniences, which is obviously an interest you share with me judging by the posting quoted above.

I fail to see why my postings have offered 'too much information'. My postings are fairly brief and straight to the point.

I would like to make it known that I have an in depth knowledge of currently open and closed down conveniences right across the North West and it is indeed a topic of particular interest to me

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... and as for me taking a picture of a loo in Spain - it was merely to show the difference between the filthy places we have here in UK to a pristine and spotless washroom with pictures on the wall, vases of flowers and scented candles - really nice :handclap: I've never seen anything as nice here.

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Originally Posted by Stewy

I would like to make it known that I have an in depth knowledge of currently open and closed down conveniences right across the North West and it is indeed a topic of particular interest to me

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can you give us some interesting information then ??

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Originally Posted by Cadfael

I'd love to see the look on someone's face if they came in to see a chap in a toilet taking pictures!!

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I think he'd walk out again if he saw you and a bloke with a camera :eek::rolleyes:

Re: Roscoe Street/Leece Street: The roof and some of the brick-work was removed a few days ago. It looked like some building material was being delivered via the open roof. The artwork on the Leece Street side had also gone. I can also remember a W.C. along Egremont Promenade, built into the wall.

Ladies, Sefton Park.
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e...efton_Park.jpg

Birkenhead lost it's public loos the other day...never been in but the block was built out of lovely lakeland slate. Looked a little out of place but never mind ay!