I love this blog. I am OCD re inverted commas and misplaced apostrophe's. But I think you're right. There might be some justification for this particular set. As a Brit, I find "restrooms" a funny way to describe public toilets - certainly not generally somewhere you'd fancy lingering for a rest!
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It sounds nicer than "pissholes"
Or *read with a Scottish accent* buckets o' crap
Blast! Long-time lurker to this blog, and I actually took a photo of this sign with the intent to send it in, and never got around to it!
You were on the landing to get to Catalina Island, were you not?
Indeed i was! Good eye.
I love this blog.
I am OCD re inverted commas and misplaced apostrophe's.
But I think you're right. There might be some justification for this particular set. As a Brit, I find "restrooms" a funny way to describe public toilets - certainly not generally somewhere you'd fancy lingering for a rest!
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