Interesting things on toilet doors

in a factory lavvy in the 70s , with a reference to bloke wearing a wig
is x reading poetry ? toupee or not toupee

it was funny at the time :frowning:

On a bog door in the late sixties, I read a fascinating story, written in a flowing cursive hand, of how this bloke managed to finally mount his wifes sister.

Extraordinarily detailed, it really was a special recital of what was an obviously a long awaited encounter.

As a gawky shy 15 year old it had a lasting impression on me.

Obviously :smiley: :smiley:

“My mother made me a homosexual”

Underneath in a different hand.

“If I give her the wool, will she make me one?”

“For a great ■■■■■■■■ call 07654877544”

Written by myself in our downstairs crapper. It’s the wife’s number obviously.

She wasn’t amused and has also threatened to leave me if I drill another glory hole.

“Don’t know what possessed me to do it, but i saw the omen 666 times” at bristol uni.

Did anyone hear about this back in August, Trucker finds love after texting a number of a girl written on a toilet door by her ex?

I heard about it on the radio but forgot to post about it.

Stobart wage slips. Written on the wall above the toilet roll.

Saw this a couple of years ago in Leeming services:

3 things I hate:

  1. Vandalism
  2. Lists
  3. Irony.

I’ve seen it in a few other places since and always makes me chuckle.

I’ve put me own phone number on a few loo doors at Lymm. Just for the crack really… :wink:

Dipper_Dave:
I’ve put me own phone number on a few loo doors at Lymm. Just for the crack really… :wink:

depends on whos crack though… :slight_smile:

dri-diddly-iver:
Years ago from childhood memory

Here I stand broken hearted
paid a penny and only ■■■■■■
:blush: :blush:

I’ve also seen that on the door & underneath,

Here I sit, sly & artful,
got in free & done a cartfull

Saw this in Carlisle Truckstop a few years ago.

“The painters work was all in vain, the ■■■■■■■■■ vandal strikes again!”

■■■■ my very round 3 inch willy.
I’m podgy from Ebbw Vale ■■■

Coach and horses
Abergavenny

On a bog door in Corley " For soft moist ■■■■■ ring Birmingham (tel. No.)
Underneath.
“For abnoxious snotty CxxT break down on the M6 and wait for the Law to arrive.” Jim.