You might be thinking to yourself, "Wow, that's a cool looking Nalgene-type bottle. I wish I had one of those for myself. But... huh. Hrmm. What... are those little things to the left?"If you're thinking that they might be a form of feminine product, you're right.
This next picture is one I took after turning 90 degrees to my left.
Hi, I'm a bathroom.Leave your dishes here, please.
Why? WHY?
Why would you keep your drinking vessel in the PUBLIC RESTROOM? I just don't understand the logic here.
And you know? What is it about me and bathrooms?
7 comments:
and next to bleach?
Is that a beaker?
megan - Yes. Next to bleach.
deals - I think that it's a vase, but does it really matter? People are GROSS.
not to be alarmist, but hasn't there been some controversy about nalgene containing BPA?
http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2008/05.15/09-nalgene.html
and from your link to nalgene:
http://www.nalgene-outdoor.com/PDFs/08NAL_BPA_PR.pdf
mush - Sadly, I have heard about the BPA controversy. I say sadly because I have two Nalgene bottles that I use on a daily basis, and I'm afraid that I am going to have to STOP IT.
Thanks for the links. I guess my next purchase will be something in the stainless steel variety.
I thought it was a beaker too.
Apparently the person that left the water bottle in the bathroom didn't watch the Mythbusters episode about how feces travels though the air. I mean, you pretty much aren't safe anywhere, but it is worse in the bathroom. I still have nightmares about it.
lem - YES! I was going to mention that! I saw that episode, too, and it totally grossed me out.
And you know what else? That Nalgene-type bottle ISN'T CLOSED, which makes it EVEN WORSE.
UGH!
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