I once lived in an old warehouse and one of the makeshift flats had a toilet and bathtub in the kitchen, only seperated by a curtain.
It was cool when drinking wine in that kitchen. Conversations just went on when someone had to pee.
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YB...
Ideally on a protected shelf away from the actual toilets and covered.
@evan Yes but only if it stays closed and you're not eating it ππ
@evan Yes, if it's something very delicious but at the same time causes violent diarrhea. :D
Yes as long as you share it with the other person or people in the room.
@evan Only time it is okay to take food int the toilet is when youβre sick and have to throw up.
@evan only if you have a Midwestern basement toilet (which is also not ok π)
(Some Midwestern basements inexplicably have a toilet in the middle of a large room, and that room is also for storage, including food storage. I once heard a theory the intent was to build a bathroom around the toilet, but then people just didn't.)
@evan toilet flush water spray, yo!
@evan Those who never took a drink at a party to that room, may throw the first stone.
@evan no, but... if you're in a party or event, you should not lose track of your drink
@evan no, but an exception is taking your drink "to go" in a crowded bar, where it might be stolen or spiked.
@evan Okay, there's a small town about 5 miles away from me that has a sewerage treatment plant which was built in the 1950s. It is now completely over capacity and overflows into the river leaving a sediment that stinks at low tide. Bearing in mind what that smell is made up of, and all the surrounding farmers spraying their fields with all sorts of slurry, a bit of extra from the room with the toilet in really is the least of our worries.
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Usually in my case it's just my coffee, which is permanently attached to my face when I'm in there at that hour anyway.
At least until I set it down to get cleaned up after.
Bathroom, washroom, restroom, loo, WC, lavatory, powder room. I did not want to list all the synonyms. If you don't get the idea, feel free to skip the poll.
@evan What does WC stand for, anyway?
@evan seperation of concerns π