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Stephen Furley
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Believe it or not, there is a web-site dedicated to the subject, www.urinal.net. Very strange. They have examples from space craft, railway stations, airports, pubs, sports stadia etc, from all over the world, but hardly any from theatres or cinemas; maybe members from theatres of architectural merit should send them some pictures.

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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While that may be an interesting site, I find it more interesting to know HOW you came about to find it? [Eek!] [Big Grin] [Razz]

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Stephen Furley
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Somebody at work pointed it out to me. The person was female, the site seems to have acquired a sort of cult status with people of that gender.

I wonder what people did with their time before they had the Internet.

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Tim Arista
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I would click on that link, but I'm eating right now.

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Steve Kraus
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The urinal in the mens' room adjacent to my facility features a Jane Fonda Urinal Sticker left over from the days when it was the Plitt Theatres / Cineplex Odeon regional offices. I have no grudge with Jane myself although I would understand why others would. If it was up to me I'd have put Rush Limbaugh in there.

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Mark J. Marshall
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That's a great idea! I'm going to Kinkos to print out some Michael Moore stickers right now!! Coming soon to a theater urinal near you.

Thanks for the idea, Steve! [Big Grin]

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Phil Hill
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When I was at Atari, back during the Apple II/Atari 800 wars, all the urinals had the Apple logo at the "aim here" point. True story!

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Mike Olpin
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Well Phil, I hope that was fun, because I think Apple won that round. [Smile]

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Phil Hill
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Yeah it was fun... OBTW: They certainly didn't "win" any round. They are ONLY still around today thanks to Mr. Microsoft and his mega $$$$ injections.

And of course Atari went back to it's co-op roots.

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Mike Olpin
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OK - when I dug this thing out, I noticed it's an Atari 400. So, having never used an 800, I cannot compare it to the Apple II. But really. Look at this thing! [Smile]

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And its little tiny oh-so-seventies touch sensitive keyboard. Who could type on this thing for any length of time?

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Have YOU played Atari today? [Confused]

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Paul Mayer
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If you ever get to visit the Thunderbird aerial demonstration squadron at Nellis AFB, check out the officer's head. It features a mural of the Blue Angels in diamond formation--diving right into the toilets.

Another one to check out here is the pisser at Main Street Station downtown across Main St. from the California Hotel. Displayed above the urinals is a section of the Berlin Wall in all its graffitied splendor.

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Michael Schaffer
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quote:
Look at this thing!
What thing? The one on the right?

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Mike Olpin
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Actually, I just did a little research online on the 400/800 units. Suprisingly, this little bad boy has quite a bit more under its hood than I had thought. But I still don't like the keybord. [Razz]

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Paul Trimboli
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WOW you worked for ATARI Phill? What position did you have there? Was it a great place to work for? Seems like such a great place to have worked, would do anything to go back in time and get a job with them. The Atari Historical Site is a great site with lots of interesting stuff to read. www.atari-history.com

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Manny Knowles
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Phil told me all about his career with Atari. He was responsible for producing Apple stickers. [Razz]

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