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How many ways can you say bathroom or describe the Throne itself? I just gave us the first two. Hugs, Devlyn

->-bleeped-<-ter

Crapper

El Bano
The Biffy
Porcelain God

Devlyn, you are absolutely incorrigible.  >:-)   :laugh:   :P

But seeings you asked, here's an Aussie twist

The bog
The loo
Thunder box
Dunny

For those of us that engage the etiquette side of life: That appropriate appliance.

Let us not rise above the level of this topic. It's too damn comfortable down here. I feel as though I'm among friends. I eagerly await a visitation from the GodMother herself. She should be down soon.

(I'd sign this if I could stop laughing)

john (lower case "j")

Ralph (upper case "R", because it's the first name of The Porcelain God...as in, OMG RAAALLLPPPHHH!)

pet's water dish

wc (water closet--supposedly an English thing?)

outhouse (hey, I'm from Idaho!  ;) )

Potty

Little girls (boys) room

Powder room

Latrine

The Head

The Dog's water bowl

In reality I usually say I have to visit the necessary room but I have used several of the above mentioned terms and also a few others

Potty is a rather obvious one but I've also have sent various things (mostly hobo spiders) swimming in the wild rapids pool

Let's not forget the room for making a contribution to the cause

The Reading Room

Powder room

...other terms for the act? (Inspired by "donation to the cause" LOL)

--drop a deuce
--take a dump (which is kind of funny...one does not "take", one "leaves" something)
--"the squirts"

OMG did something die in there?!?

Quote from: Beth Andrea on June 27, 2012, 10:16:44 PM
--take a dump (which is kind of funny...one does not "take", one "leaves" something)

SOMETIMES   :laugh:   :laugh:   :laugh:   I'll leave that one up to your imagination.

Quote from: Beth Andrea on June 27, 2012, 10:16:44 PM
OMG did something die in there?!?

Why? Did you trip over something in the dark?

Can someone turn the light on down here, please. ............... What? ...... It's already on!

ODG. I think we have just slipped further into the cesspool of depravity. And we have Devlyn to thank for it.

"THANK YOU DEVLYN"  (with a slight echo)

My office

room in the corner (or back)

restroom  (who would rest in one anyway)

for that matter, most don't have baths but are still called bathrooms


go figure

Southerners, tell me if I'm wrong:

Commode

(Which is actually the piece of furniture the chamber pot was stored in.)

Don't forget about "the can." 


I've also heard it called "the pisser.'

And now I feel dirty.

Well, all the usual suspects showed up! It's pretty crowded in here, I'm going to drive the honey wagon over to the Porta Potty. Hugs, Devlyn

The ->-bleeped-<- house

Dads room

Dunny can

Hole in the ground

Latrine

And that's all I got  :)

I hope everyone remembers to wash their hands when they leave this thread...LOL

In my cat-obsessed youth, I'd refer to it as the "catbox."

I know a few in Japanese, if that's alright.
トイレ, toire, from the English word "toilet"
お手洗い, otearai, literally hand washing
便所, benjo, literally, "convenient place"

dumper

The Catherine
  (Cindy that is so rude >:-))

The bog

The long drop

(There was a toilet at Sheffield University that was the original in this old grand building, the new loo block was built on to it, it was probably heritage listed. It was a true throne. It was on its own plinth, the graffiti was awesome an funny, it was clean, it had carved arm rests. Still recall it after many years. )

Cindy

Quote from: PrincessKnight on July 01, 2012, 03:19:03 AM
In my cat-obsessed youth, I'd refer to it as the "catbox."

I know a few in Japanese, if that's alright.
トイレ, toire, from the English word "toilet"
お手洗い, otearai, literally hand washing
便所, benjo, literally, "convenient place"

I heard that the Japanese toilets are actually squat-n-crap facilities, not the "sit and get comfortable" Western type. It's like one is doing their "business" in a long shallow sink...

Do you know if that's true?

Quote from: Beth Andrea on July 01, 2012, 11:26:41 AM
I heard that the Japanese toilets are actually squat-n-crap facilities, not the "sit and get comfortable" Western type. It's like one is doing their "business" in a long shallow sink...

Do you know if that's true?

I've never used one or seen one personally (never been to Japan), but it seems to be true- I have seen them in manga, anime, and in pics:
(https://www.susans.org/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2Fthumb%2F8%2F87%2FJapaneseSquatToilet.jpg%2F220px-JapaneseSquatToilet.jpg&hash=98b14ec0d66e00d488a98a69bd8eeb559dfed753) That's what you mean, right?

There's a whole page on Japanese tiolets on the wiki.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toilets_in_Japan (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toilets_in_Japan)

Quote from: Cindy James on July 01, 2012, 04:06:37 AM
The Catherine
  (Cindy that is so rude >:-))

The bog

The long drop

(There was a toilet at Sheffield University that was the original in this old grand building, the new loo block was built on to it, it was probably heritage listed. It was a true throne. It was on its own plinth, the graffiti was awesome an funny, it was clean, it had carved arm rests. Still recall it after many years. )

Cindy

Along that line if thought:

Archaeologists Find Early Executive Toilet In Sheffield Works (http://www.culture24.org.uk/history%20%26%20heritage/archaeology/art48015)