This is the how-to sticker on our toilet lid for those who are unfamiliar with a sitting toilet. As strange as this might be, the majority of the public washrooms have a squat style toilet. So to many Koreans this "new" toilet style may cause them to scratch their head in confusion.
February 11, 2007
Zola - The Toilet Man
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This is the how-to sticker on our toilet lid for those who are unfamiliar with a sitting toilet. As strange as this might be, the majority of the public washrooms have a squat style toilet. So to many Koreans this "new" toilet style may cause them to scratch their head in confusion.
This is the how-to sticker on our toilet lid for those who are unfamiliar with a sitting toilet. As strange as this might be, the majority of the public washrooms have a squat style toilet. So to many Koreans this "new" toilet style may cause them to scratch their head in confusion.
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Wow, I had no idea I've had it all backwards, all these years. Thanks for straightening me out. Now that I think about it, that really must so much more comfortable.
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