baldshin wrote: » In my friends old house in Renmore ya had to walk throught the bathroom to get to one of the bedrooms! Like a hall/bathroom with 2 doors in to it!
TerrorFirmer wrote: » i was at a house party before with a similar setup, guy who lived in the room was giving guests the guided - and extremely drunken - tour, he notices that the door is locked, and casually shoves his weight against it, breaking the fragile bolt on the other side. "Come on guys, my room's through here" he casually waves, walking through the bathroom to his room....completely oblivious to the horrified guy sitting on the toilet....
DeadSkin wrote: » Some half-assed effort for an en suite, tis Galway I suppose :pac:
brianthebard wrote: » Surely this is illegal?
brokenlaptop wrote: » I long for the days when a shower will come equipped with a toilet, so you can take a dump as you clean yourself.
civis_liberalis wrote: » Illegal? Hardly... Retarded? Most definitely.
brianthebard wrote: » You're not supposed to have appliances and light switches inside a bathroom, clearly there are plug sockets and switches inside the bedroom with this shower.
galah wrote: » I stil don't get the 'reason' why - every bathroom on the continent has light switches and sockets and I doubt there have been too many stupid accidents (not more then here when you have to drag your hair dryer into the bathroom with an extension cord...)
Eman Resu wrote: » Cos water, electricity and either a hangover or being drunk is a lethal combination! And Ireland and England have over protective safety laws with regards to AC thats why you can buy a cool little notebook with a tiny power adapter and the bulkiest component is still the three pin plug! Altough their is a design for a foldeing plug out there that I can't wait to see go into production.
Xiney wrote: » The plug that came with my desktop computer was kind of fold-ey...