Musings from the Merse
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
The Relief of Tunis
The Connection with the Merse is that this delightful image of public toilets in Tunisia has been sent in by a regular Mersian bloggee. The four cabana arrangement appears to cater for a broad sweep of humanity judging from the symbols (click to enlarge) Cabin Left seems to be for females, albeit those in Western style dress. Next an obvious hot blooded betrousered male is pointing to his seat of majesty. The third open door has a more enigmatic and sexually neutral figure-for those uncertain of their sexuality perhaps-similar to a voting booth for the 'don't knows' and Lib Dems? The fourth 'craperie', Tunisia has a strong French influence, may be in use and could be reserved for members of the WCT-World Council for Toilets, note prominent logo. The photographer could not wait to enquire
The Western Dr Who travels space and time in a Police Phone Box. Perhaps in Tunisia, where the popular spin off Al Doctuur Loo
is cult viewing, his North African Time Lord colleague prefers a more convenient ( cpi) form of time travel. You never know, especially BC (Before cubicles) when you might be caught short
The Connection with the Merse is that this delightful image of public toilets in Tunisia has been sent in by a regular Mersian bloggee. The four cabana arrangement appears to cater for a broad sweep of humanity judging from the symbols (click to enlarge) Cabin Left seems to be for females, albeit those in Western style dress. Next an obvious hot blooded betrousered male is pointing to his seat of majesty. The third open door has a more enigmatic and sexually neutral figure-for those uncertain of their sexuality perhaps-similar to a voting booth for the 'don't knows' and Lib Dems? The fourth 'craperie', Tunisia has a strong French influence, may be in use and could be reserved for members of the WCT-World Council for Toilets, note prominent logo. The photographer could not wait to enquire
The Western Dr Who travels space and time in a Police Phone Box. Perhaps in Tunisia, where the popular spin off Al Doctuur Loo
is cult viewing, his North African Time Lord colleague prefers a more convenient ( cpi) form of time travel. You never know, especially BC (Before cubicles) when you might be caught short
Labels: Dr Who, Four Loos Lautrec, Loos, public toilets, Tunis
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