Comments on: Public Restroom Reviews: Number Two http://21six.net/?p=24 Where Jesus Files His Taxes Tue, 22 Jun 2010 13:57:31 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Cabbage http://21six.net/?p=24&cpage=1#comment-217 Cabbage Sun, 28 Oct 2007 01:23:44 +0000 http://21six.net/?p=24#comment-217 <i>Comfort of Toilet Paper - 2. As I said, this’ll show up a lot. It actually feels thinner than regular mass toilet paper. Horrible stuff. Horrible.</i> This appears to be a recurring theme at most tertiary educational institutions I've had the misfortune of attending. You'd think they'd be able to afford decent paper, considering how much they charge the poor international students (not to mention the revenue derived from plastering the walls with advertising). Maybe they're spending all the money on employing the non-English-speaking lecturers we seem to get lumped with? :\ Comfort of Toilet Paper – 2.
As I said, this’ll show up a lot. It actually feels thinner than regular mass toilet paper. Horrible stuff. Horrible.

This appears to be a recurring theme at most tertiary educational institutions I’ve had the misfortune of attending. You’d think they’d be able to afford decent paper, considering how much they charge the poor international students (not to mention the revenue derived from plastering the walls with advertising).

Maybe they’re spending all the money on employing the non-English-speaking lecturers we seem to get lumped with? :\

]]> By: If you think you know who, PM me you know where. http://21six.net/?p=24&cpage=1#comment-109 If you think you know who, PM me you know where. Sun, 30 Sep 2007 14:14:24 +0000 http://21six.net/?p=24#comment-109 Back in the good old days before they tightened up security in midtown Manhattan skyscrapers, if you were in Grand Central Station and needed to sit on the toilet -- you certainly didn't want to use the filthy public restrooms which furthermore cost a dime. Instead, your best bet was to go to the Pan-Am building. No checkpoint in the lobby. Helicopters on the roof. Take the express elevator and sneak into the service entrance of that restaurant on the top floor. The service entrance was one floor down from that. The toilet there was always clean and low traffic (and outside the actual restaurant premises). No more helicopters, and the building is now owned by an insurance company. Those were the days. <i></i> Back in the good old days before they tightened up security in midtown Manhattan skyscrapers, if you were in Grand Central Station and needed to sit on the toilet — you certainly didn’t want to use the filthy public restrooms which furthermore cost a dime.

Instead, your best bet was to go to the Pan-Am building. No checkpoint in the lobby. Helicopters on the roof.

Take the express elevator and sneak into the service entrance of that restaurant on the top floor. The service entrance was one floor down from that.

The toilet there was always clean and low traffic (and outside the actual restaurant premises).

No more helicopters, and the building is now owned by an insurance company.

Those were the days.

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