Mine has a push button centrepiece with dual flush so it's clutter free, except for the occasional spare toilet roll, which is a good thing really, because when I'm feeling a bit worse for wear or dealing with a difficult boulder, I like to sit facing the cistern.
Pic.2 reminds me of my first flat, before my live-in maid I used to live alone in genteel squalor.
The owners of the penultimate toilet has got a touch of the Hyacinths about them.
You're not going to believe this, when I was growing up, we had a downstairs toilet with a pull down chain. It's true!
MITZI: The first part of your comment has given me an idea for a near future post.
I have a friend in Montreal who lives in a house that was built in the Victorian era. It too has a toilet with a pull-down chain. Endlessly entertaining for those of us who are easily amused.
My bath towel rack is above the toilet, which would make an excellent proscenium for an allegorical tableau on the tank top à la the last pix. But, alas, nothing due to the cats.
Like Mitzi and Ms Scarlet, mine too has a central push-button dual flush, so nothing adorns my cistern. And also like Mitzi, the original Norwich Castle DeVice had a downstairs pull-down flush!
Despite my love of doilies and flounce, I like the look of the last tank topper.
Ordinarily, yes, Peenee. But about once a month, The Very Mistress gets just a tiny bit grumpy for some peculiar reason (and I don't think it IS because she doesn't have a central push-button dual flush toilet?), so we don't do anything that would push Her buttons!
There is nothing on top of my toilet tank. I like the minimalist clean look. I don't know how people can read books while sitting on the toilet. There are other more comfortable places to sit or lay down. And I don't have a central push button flush.
One of my former workplaces had a central push button flush. I could never bring myself to touch it with my finger (GERMS!)so I had to place a layer of toilet tissue between my finger and the button in order to press it.
TESTOSTERONE: Frankly, who would want him regardless of his sexual orientation? The thought of him having it off with either sex is rather off-putting, to say the least.
i like to think you added the last photo for me, as you know my long unfulfilled dream of Barbie doll diorama. I have nothing on my toilet. For heavens sake, when I'm there, I'm busy.
Mine has a push button centrepiece with dual flush so it's clutter free, except for the occasional spare toilet roll, which is a good thing really, because when I'm feeling a bit worse for wear or dealing with a difficult boulder, I like to sit facing the cistern.
ReplyDeletePic.2 reminds me of my first flat, before my live-in maid I used to live alone in genteel squalor.
The owners of the penultimate toilet has got a touch of the Hyacinths about them.
You're not going to believe this, when I was growing up, we had a downstairs toilet with a pull down chain. It's true!
MITZI: The first part of your comment has given me an idea for a near future post.
DeleteI have a friend in Montreal who lives in a house that was built in the Victorian era. It too has a toilet with a pull-down chain. Endlessly entertaining for those of us who are easily amused.
I used has instead of have.
DeleteMITZI: In which sentence?
DeleteMy bath towel rack is above the toilet, which would make an excellent proscenium for an allegorical tableau on the tank top à la the last pix. But, alas, nothing due to the cats.
ReplyDeleteLX: Maybe if you put down the toilet seat, you wouldn’t have to worry about the cats knocking things off the toilet tank lid.
DeleteBut that’s a whole other discussion.
I am also challenged by a central flush button... but sometimes my rubber duck will sit there and gaze forlornly at the bath.
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MISS SCARLET: You modern gals with your modern accoutrements.
DeleteLike Mitzi and Ms Scarlet, mine too has a central push-button dual flush, so nothing adorns my cistern.
ReplyDeleteAnd also like Mitzi, the original Norwich Castle DeVice had a downstairs pull-down flush!
Despite my love of doilies and flounce, I like the look of the last tank topper.
MR. DeVICE: Am I the only person without a central push-button dual flush toilet?
DeleteDoes the coven have to vote about which button to push?
DeleteOrdinarily, yes, Peenee. But about once a month, The Very Mistress gets just a tiny bit grumpy for some peculiar reason (and I don't think it IS because she doesn't have a central push-button dual flush toilet?), so we don't do anything that would push Her buttons!
Delete*shoots gimlet eye at Mr. DeVice*
DeleteIs that a Mike Pence (top?) doll in camouflage?
ReplyDeleteHe'd like that quilted, pleated number. Suits him.
NORMA: Pence calls his wife "Mother" so I doubt there's much going on between the sheets and yes, I'm guessing that's Mike cruising the toilets.
DeleteThere is nothing on top of my toilet tank. I like the minimalist clean look. I don't know how people can read books while sitting on the toilet. There are other more comfortable places to sit or lay down. And I don't have a central push button flush.
ReplyDeleteEROS: I just KNEW you'd be a minimalist!
DeleteOne of my former workplaces had a central push button flush. I could never bring myself to touch it with my finger (GERMS!)so I had to place a layer of toilet tissue between my finger and the button in order to press it.
So, does anyone else get the serious hypocritical closet vibe from a certain politician??
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TESTOSTERONE: Frankly, who would want him regardless of his sexual orientation? The thought of him having it off with either sex is rather off-putting, to say the least.
DeleteMistress,
DeleteOnce he pockets the power, your spread legs will be DC bound, and those tights of yours will adorn the four-poster in the Lincoln bedroom.
Me thinks you doth protest too much.
i like to think you added the last photo for me, as you know my long unfulfilled dream of Barbie doll diorama. I have nothing on my toilet. For heavens sake, when I'm there, I'm busy.
ReplyDeletePEENEE: Some of us recall your linen closet Barbie doll sex club.
DeleteNumber 2.
ReplyDeleteMAGO: We're going to assume you mean photo number 2, not a sudden need to use one of these toilets.
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