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This is a bit of a weird one but if you really needed to go and wanted somewhere of luxury try one of these bathrooms out, they are supposed to be the bees knees. How brilliant are these bathroom design.
The Glass Lounge In New York
The great thing about this bathroom is that you could literally spend all day on the outside of it, laughing. The clever thing about this bathroom is that the mirrors are two way meaning that everyone in the middle of New York can see into the bathroom. Imagine walking out of this bathroom to find all of your friends laughing at you, not a great thing but an amazing bathroom nevertheless.
Shoji Theatre Missouri
This has to be one of the best because after watching the great country show you can go and do your business in an amazing smelling bathroom. The men’s room here comes with its very own pool table so you can have a nice wee and then get straight onto a game of pool.
On the other end of the gender the ladies is set to look like it is from the 1920s and the fireplace in there is imported from Paris. The room is filled with very fresh and exotic flowers every week making it the nicest smelling bathroom on earth.
Ninjas
A 15th century style Japanese restaurant is set with everything from Ninja waiters to awesome bathrooms. Everything in this bathroom is fantastic, there are seat warmers on the loos, yes seat warmers, how amazing. Water sprays and a blow drier for the bum is also all on hand here to help you out.
So although your baths may not look as good as this you could at least look at getting some decent bathroom taps.
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Posted in Humor · February 10th, 2010 · Comments (0)
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Posted in Humor · November 18th, 2009 · Comments (0)