Minneapolis Airport Rest Rooms Get a Makeover

[Golliwog]

An article in The Star Tribune of Minnesota's twin cities on Sunday told of new dividers being placed around the commodes in two of the eighty Men's Rest Rooms. The partitions come almost to the floor.
Yes, one of the two is the trysting place of the Idaho Senator with the Morse Code fixation.

So back off the jokes at our expense.

BTW: The official name of the airport: The Minneapolis-St.Paul
International Airport. Those of us who live in SP are sensitive to such omissions.

 

[cocktales]

OK boys and girls, I know ALL of you want to know what the airport bathroom looks like where Senator Craig from Idaho ...took that wide stance and "accidentally" touched the foot of the under-cover cop, etc.....

Here is the famous scene-of-the-crime:

The airport authority is actually spending several thousands of dollars to make the walls of the toliet extend almost to the floor, thus NOT allowing any room for people to scoot under the stalls and get their cocks sucked or vice versa...

Good God, this Senator makes me wanna puke by NOT telling the truth! Hells-bells, he got caught for goodness sake...Tell the fuckin truth and get on with it...

 

[kevbo]

Good

The one I went in smelled funny last time I was there...

 

[RationalLunacy]

By extending the partitions almost to the floor, they are encouraging even more wall graffiti than ever before.

 

[Shepherd 2]

Good...

Every bathroom across America should be clean,secure and totally private.

Know one should be having sex in a public bathroom.

The walls should come down to the floor.

Strangers of all sorts.....come and shit and piss there.....

I don't wanna see you...touch you....or smell you for that matter.....

And...for Gods sake people....wash your hands..(soap and hot water...a quick rinse won't do)....

Public bathrooms=nasty......

Oh for God's sake, lighten up.
Toe tapping should never be bannished.
But keep washing those hands.
Shep+

 

[Jay.Jay]

Maybe they could add a removable, circular panel into the walls, say about 1 m above ground level, so that if you run out of paper, your kindly cubicle neighbour could pass your a spare roll?

 

[star-warrior]

In King Henry VIII's day, there was no partition, they just sat next to each other for a dump and chatted away.

 

[ilikefastcars]

well since the partitions are going to come "almost to the floor", don't you think it'll be easier for2 people to get it on in the same stall without others noticing?