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Toilet Seat

Toilet Seat

In addition to rolling chairs with a simple toilet seat attached and bedpans, the bathrooms here were made to accomodate the handicapped.
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The toilet has armrests!!! I wish mine had that!!!
Ruby
Sun 05-29-2005
But no cupholders! And where do you put the remote??
Mnementh
Fri 06-10-2005
LMAO!!!
anna
Fri 06-10-2005
The remote is always in hand!!!
Ed
Sun 06-12-2005
If that were the only toilet available, I think I would have to start wearing Depends!!!! lol
Kara Sunshine
Thu 09-08-2005
i should get that as a wedding gift for my friends pat and amanda
Kay
Thu 12-01-2005
Where's the maid!!!!!
pOISONOUSXBEAUTY
Tue 04-04-2006
I have days where I could really use something like that to bear down on(ha ha ha) no really
rtotten
Tue 04-04-2006
Tetnus shot, anyone??
Scarlett77
Sat 05-13-2006
scary toilet...same here Sunshine...i would have to satrt wearing depends if i had to use that toilet....HELL NO!!!
<333
Fri 08-18-2006
wow the people at those times must of been extremly weak, (obviously). wow . and on the humerous side, yeah i wish i had arm rests on mine too LOL.
bittersweetimp13
Fri 01-18-2008
The arm rests are there for the extra pushing power you sometimes needed.
Dark Wolf
Tue 02-12-2008
I hate it...it looks like it would grab onto you and hold you down.....
Molly
Tue 05-12-2009
It would be awfully hard to take a poo with all that porcelain in the way!
widegrooves
Sat 08-14-2010

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