| Toilet-themed park in South Korea is flush with success |
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| JasonOfOrillia Korea: the new Japan. |
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| Apos No shiat. |
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| Znuh
...Hooray? |
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| Johnny_Canuck
Poopin' Gandam Style! |
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| phrawgh
I used to live in Suwon. It was the shiat! |
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| fugeeface
What a load of crap. |
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| invictus2
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| Oznog
That place is a dump! |
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| Solid Muldoon
In North Korea it would be called The World of Tomorrow. |
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ciberido
![]() Considering some of the toilets I've seen in Korea, I'm not surprised. ![]() (Yes, this one is actually Japanese, but still) |
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| skinink
Oppa Caca Style! |
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| Porous Horace
Can't wait to try their waterslides! |
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| Amos Quito
It's the Louvre of Poo, the Shiatsonian, the National Gallery of Farts, the J. Paul Potty Museum... |
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| mighty_maxx
A really shiatty park |
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| Amos Quito
Don't miss the scratch-n-sniff exhibit. |
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| Intoxoman
Next Fark party should be the Golden Poop Art Festival. |
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| Harry_Seldon
Best Korea is flush with toilets. |
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| p4p3rm4t3
I'll see your clean toilet and raise you -- |
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| phlegmmo Visitors to the Restroom Cultural Park in the southern city of Suwon can learn fun facts about human poo.... shiats and giggles. |
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| davidphogan
Just imagine how crazy the theme parks in North Korea would be if they had a functional economy. |
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| stainedglassdoll ciberido: [media.nowpublic.net image 317x476] Considering some of the toilets I've seen in Korea, I'm not surprised. [acoupletravelers.com image 600x400] (Yes, this one is actually Japanese, but still) My mom (Korean) installed these on all the toilets in the house. I hate them. |
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| DarkSoulNoHope
Life imitating South Park?! |
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| bk3k
Do you have outhouses above roller coaster track? I've always wanted to ride a roller coaster where pee and poo falls on you. |
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| Iczer
ciberido: [media.nowpublic.net image 317x476] Considering some of the toilets I've seen in Korea, I'm not surprised. [acoupletravelers.com image 600x400] (Yes, this one is actually Japanese, but still) Was in Japan for a week, including a short 2 day homestay. Have to say, absolute best invention in the world on a cool night: Heated toilet seat. And some women wonder why men take so long in the bathroom... |
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| monty666 Iczer: ciberido: [media.nowpublic.net image 317x476] Considering some of the toilets I've seen in Korea, I'm not surprised. [acoupletravelers.com image 600x400] (Yes, this one is actually Japanese, but still) Was in Japan for a week, including a short 2 day homestay. Have to say, absolute best invention in the world on a cool night: Heated toilet seat. And some women wonder why men take so long in the bathroom... In Bizarro world, Brainiac. |
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| Mister Peejay So Hawkeye was right? |
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| Harry_Seldon
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| Day_Old_Dutchie
The unusual amusement park was built in memory of the city's former mayor, Sim Jae-Duck, affectionately known as Mr Toilet. So, he was Mr Toilet Duck? |
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| Spanky McStupid
Quite happy with these developments. |
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| Stinkyy
I just have one question for all the poop fact checkers in here: is poop meat? |
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| Amos Quito
Stinkyy: I just have one question for all the poop fact checkers in here: is poop meat? After careful consideration, I'm going to have to say that poop is a meat by-product, Stinkyy. |
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| Benjimin_Dover
So I spent a year in South Korea back in 88 and 89. Didn't see many toilets in the country. Was there a seachange in thought at some point over there? Except for places where foreigners frequented, it was mostly a hole in the floor that could best be described as a miniature urinal on its back that you hovered over. |
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sporkme
![]() China did it. |
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| phlegmmo |
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MrEricSir
^ World's most advanced toilet seat. |
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| phrawgh
Benjimin_Dover: So I spent a year in South Korea back in 88 and 89. Didn't see many toilets in the country. Was there a seachange in thought at some point over there? Except for places where foreigners frequented, it was mostly a hole in the floor that could best be described as a miniature urinal on its back that you hovered over. Yes. I remember those days. Toilets and sanitary conditions have improved a 1000 times over what they were. And they've gone toward the western style toilets in many places. |
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| ciberido
p4p3rm4t3: I'll see your clean toilet and raise you -- [img222.imageshack.us image 460x276] Meh. I lived in Nepal. I've used worse. |
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| ciberido
Benjimin_Dover: So I spent a year in South Korea back in 88 and 89. Didn't see many toilets in the country. Was there a seachange in thought at some point over there? Except for places where foreigners frequented, it was mostly a hole in the floor that could best be described as a miniature urinal on its back that you hovered over. Squat toilets still exist in Korea but they're becoming increasingly rare. Most modern homes and recently-built public places (banks, offices, and such) in larger cities use Western-style toilets now. But you can find both types in most cities. |
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| Gobobo
Benjimin_Dover: So I spent a year in South Korea back in 88 and 89. Didn't see many toilets in the country. Was there a seachange in thought at some point over there? Except for places where foreigners frequented, it was mostly a hole in the floor that could best be described as a miniature urinal on its back that you hovered over. Mostly public toilets have seats, not just the expat hangout places like Itaewon. |
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| Benjimin_Dover
Gobobo: Benjimin_Dover: So I spent a year in South Korea back in 88 and 89. Didn't see many toilets in the country. Was there a seachange in thought at some point over there? Except for places where foreigners frequented, it was mostly a hole in the floor that could best be described as a miniature urinal on its back that you hovered over. Mostly public toilets have seats, not just the expat hangout places like Itaewon. Interesting. Might make visiting more plausible. I can shiat or piss anywhere but Eileen Dover has other requirements than I. |
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| Spanky McStupid
ciberido: Benjimin_Dover: So I spent a year in South Korea back in 88 and 89. Didn't see many toilets in the country. Was there a seachange in thought at some point over there? Except for places where foreigners frequented, it was mostly a hole in the floor that could best be described as a miniature urinal on its back that you hovered over. Squat toilets still exist in Korea but they're becoming increasingly rare. Most modern homes and recently-built public places (banks, offices, and such) in larger cities use Western-style toilets now. But you can find both types in most cities. We called those "bomb drops" in Italy. |
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| Sid the Sexist
Is this like the Museum of Fart in Idiocracy? |
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