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The sticker reads, "I love your smile", most likely an encouragement to brush one's teeth, which might not have been the easiest task to perform every day.
[Grinning and running]
P.S. Twug, my dear, this is a dead horse ya just COULDN'T beat to death as far as most of us are concerned. 8`-)
StacyMarie, my dear, haven't you ever seen a picture of Big Foot? I could manufacture a "photo" in 5 minutes that would turn that soap dispenser into a lovely light fixture - and how could anyone refute THAT lovely photographic evidence? ;-)
People ought to start with this pic first so they'll know what the hell the rest of us are talking about if they read the comments.
Hey! Wallpaper!
I probably sound really stupid because I don't know how to work these little gems.
Haha, either way, if memory serves me correctly, the liquid soap usually put into these dispensers was pink, was it not?
this is a beautiful shot!
I push and I pull and I really do try
exhausted and weary I give up the fight
Is this for soap or is this really for light??
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*b-grin*
fyi, this topic STILL cracks me up. who'd think light fixtures and soap dispensers could be so damn funny? this site is just too good!
They also made it easier to find the toilet when it got dark :)
"Long live the soap dispensers."
Poor Motts he will never live this down. Bit it's all in good fun right?
LOL funny as heck though..
Smelly and would cause skin irritation in winter.
The most unsanitary thing.
And when they weren't working properly forget it.Still some of them around.
You have to push your hand up into where every one else mushes thier hand.
When they leak you'll lose most of it.
Still thankful for them at times.You could always unscrew the top and pour it on your hand, or add water to the bottle.
So.......I've stumbled upon the infamous soap dispenser source.....
Remember, Darkness Is Your Friend.
I've been in and out for over a year and finally, the infamous Soap Dispenser is revealed.
I almost spewed pop on my laptop when I read Lynne's story..traction OMG LMAO.
I feel for ya Motts. this one will never die.
P
Or an old light? **Smirks and runs for cover :D**
WALLPAPER PLEASE!!!!
WALLPAPER PLEASE!!!!
am glad i am now fully informed!but i also agree,should be linked on the homepage.haha
oh,and i dont know about the US,but Australian safety standards say that any fitting (power point/socket, lights, electric soap dispensers..lol = p ) must be at least 600mm away from any water source.learnt that while studying electronics.but i guess that "light" could be fitted above the mirror and still look sweet.....
:-D
NOW I GET IT! (all the soap dispenser jokes)
We had those dispensers at my elementary school and I swear they were always empty. Or maybe the bulbs were just always burnt out. =)