Canadian Friend went to Germany to visit a friend, who has since mysteriously become obsessed with toilets. Welcome to the fold, Canadian Friend's German friend!
These two pals went to visit the historical houses of many distinguished Germans, for instance Goethe, Schiller and Bach. Bach's house turned out to have very interesting toilets, and we are delighted to show you Johann Sebastian's actual bog!
Images from the museum toilets, which seem very modern and excellent:
As you can see, these are absolutely tip-top toilets
and get a gob-smacking twelve points!
Well done, Germany!
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These two pals went to visit the historical houses of many distinguished Germans, for instance Goethe, Schiller and Bach. Bach's house turned out to have very interesting toilets, and we are delighted to show you Johann Sebastian's actual bog!
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| Bach's actual bog! Says Canadian Friend philosphically: "His poo actually dropped there and he probably piddled on that seat, if he was like other men. But he wasn't, he was a genius!! And if he peed with the dexterity that he played the organ, he probably had excellent aim." |
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| Imagine! This man used that toilet! |
Images from the museum toilets, which seem very modern and excellent:
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| An admirable coat-hook |
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| Canadian Friend: "These toilets really were spotless and spiffy." Water-saving flush and covered bin, though the loo roll is only half-covered, alas! |
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| A mixer-tap and roll-away towel - we weep with joy! |
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| A polite notice to turn the tap off: "Liebe Besucher, wir Bitten Sie, den Wasserhahn nach Gebrauch zu schließen. Vielen Dank!" |
As you can see, these are absolutely tip-top toilets
and get a gob-smacking twelve points!
Well done, Germany!
Related Reading
All Posts by German Friend
Blogging Something Rotten
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