Toilet Birthdays

A toilet from another open house. This one was on Bleeker Street. The apartment was tiny and there was zero wall space but it had a (non-functioning) fireplace and it was in the Village, so I'm sure someone went for it.

The toilet in an apartment at 81st & 1st. I snapped it during an open house at the place. I was looking for a new apartment (it had a backyard!) but it was snapped up before I could make an offer. But I did get the toilet.

I have to assume we're done with the recession/depression, if only because I've spotted more and more people renovating their bathrooms. This street toilet tricked me into thinking it was a lot newer than it was. At first glance I would have put it in the 21st century category... but no.

The toilet in my new apartment. Fortunately for me, the last tenants were squatters who trashed the joint, so I got a place with all new appliances. This is, by far, the youngest toilet I've ever owned.

Somos una empresa responsable, joven pero con experiencia .

The other toilet in the mens room at the Peterborough Lions Club. While I was photographing this one, someone entered the restroom, walked into the other stall and loudly exclaimed, "Oh! That feels good." I waited until they finished and left before exiting. For the rest of the party, I tried to guess who it was.

One of two toilets in the mens room at the Peterborough Lions Club. While family and friends were toasting the beginning of Jen and Mark's life together, I was in the bathroom photographing the toilet.

The toilet in my room (#1162) at the Wilderness Lodge at Walt Disney World. A surprisingly old toilet for a theme park that prides itself on imagineering/imaginEARing® and innovation. It seems a lot newer though, so I can only imagine it's been safely tucked away in the Disney vault for most of its yEARS®.

Looked into the pot at first. A classic mistake I suppose. Luckily it was quit clean. What you recon would be a good present? A nice bottle of Harpic!

A toilet I found while attending a BBQ at a house in Queens. It's not actually brand new but rather the year was scrubbed off. It's an interesting toilet because the tank and the lid have a different date stamped on them.

Tank - Aug 12
Lid - Aug 10 AM

Not sure if the factory made them each on a different day or if the homeowners swapped their toilet lids at some point.