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Originally posted by NordlysFood wasn't part of my post...and as far as being in beer.....yup. I'v slept in a puddle of my own piss loads of times.
Do you spend time in food or beer? The question was not what you spend time in, but what you spend money on. And you were talking about the best way to piss your money away.
Now explain why you mentioned a fancy toilet ?
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundlavatory, lav, can, bog, john, privy, can, commode, crapper, pot, potty, stool, throne...
Food wasn't part of my post...and as far as being in beer.....yup. I'v slept in a puddle of my own piss loads of times.
Now explain why you mentioned a fancy toilet ?
throne is surely fancy..
Originally posted by PeachyNot exactly, bathroom is a place, toilet is an item in the bathroom. Public toilets don't usually have showers, and washing your face in the toilet is not usually the done thing.
Thanks...!!
The point is, bathroom and toilet are the same.. just depends where you come from...
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundLook what you made me do now;
Not exactly, bathroom is a place, toilet is an item in the bathroom. Public toilets don't usually have showers, and washing your face in the toilet is not usually the done thing.
"The word toilet can be used to refer to the fixture itself or the room containing it; the latter predominates mainly in British and Commonwealth usage. In North American English the word toilet refers solely to the fixture itself and not to the room that contains it, thus asking for the "toilet" would seem indecent."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toilet
Just depends where yiou come from...
Originally posted by PeachyI always thought it was because mentioning body functions is less accepted in the US than in the UK, not because "toilet" doesn't refer to the fixture in British English.
"In North American English the word toilet refers solely to the fixture itself and not to the room that contains it, thus asking for the 'toilet' would seem indecent."