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From BBC News: Barton Grange Garden Centre in the United Kingdom has installed flower-shaped urinals in the men’s room. The “conveniences” were created by American artist Clark Sorensen, and cost $6,500. Barton Grange Garden Centre’s managing director said the new fixtures have been a hit. The only problem? Ladies ducking in to see the urinals for themselves.
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Hi! I work at Hester & Zipperer on Wilmington Island in Savannah, Georgia. Our building used to be a K.F.C.! Our bathrooms have about as much charm as the customers who come in and inquire about buckets of chicken. We're currently working on branding ideas, but I'm afraid the fancy potties are not in the budget.
Posted by: Christine | August 15, 2008 at 10:54 AM