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30.       Astarte
54 posts
 02 Jun 2008 Mon 07:03 pm

Quoting ninja:

No, it is not hamsi which is kind of small fish.

I like 'watching' this thread, not just reading as there are pictures from toilets to fishes, lol



And to make it easier for you.....both together! lol

31.       hubbabubba
16 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 12:44 am

Quoting Astarte:

Quoting ninja:

No, it is not hamsi which is kind of small fish.

I like 'watching' this thread, not just reading as there are pictures from toilets to fishes, lol



And to make it easier for you.....both together! lol


32.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 12:52 am

Quoting CANLI:

Are they commonly in use there in public places and in homes too ?!
Or you just can find them in some places ?!
We used to have ones like those,but years ago



Unfortunately they are commonly in use in public places. Busstations and even some restaurants have these toilets. I always make sure I use the restroom for invalid people, because I really cant go on those ones, I have to take off my shoes and trousers entirely and most of these toilets are to disgusting to be on barefeat and have no place to hang up your clothing

As for homes: the newly build all have 'Normal' toilets, but often still have one of these as a second toilet.

33.       CANLI
5084 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 12:58 am

İ admit they are more safety,and healthier to use in public than regular,but its not easy :-S
Taking off trousers can be acceptable ,but shoes ?!

34.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 02:21 am

Quoting CANLI:

İ admit they are more safety,and healthier to use in public than regular,but its not easy :-S
Taking off trousers can be acceptable ,but shoes ?!



You are right when it comes to hygene I think, but I solve that by carrying a pack of bacteria killing ıslak mendil in my pocket when Im on the road.

How can you take off your trousers without taking off your shoes, canım?

35.       CANLI
5084 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 02:43 am

Quoting Deli_kizin:



How can you take off your trousers without taking off your shoes, canım?


İ would take off my shoes one by one till i took off trousers,but still i wont be barefoot either

36.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 03:36 am

Quoting CANLI:

İ would take off my shoes one by one till i took off trousers,but still i wont be barefoot either



Well I was merely saying I refuse to be barefoot I simply dont go on those toilets.

37.       CANLI
5084 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 04:01 am

İ didnt mean you,i meant in general canım
Anyway,enough with this one lol
And thanks for the info too

38.       armegon
1872 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 10:03 am

Quoting ninja:

No, it is not hamsi which is kind of small fish.

I like 'watching' this thread, not just reading as there are pictures from toilets to fishes, lol



it is the balık called uskumru , imported from Norway mostly which has a very heavy smell

39.       armegon
1872 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 10:09 am

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Well I was merely saying I refuse to be barefoot I simply dont go on those toilets.



but u dont need to take off ur trousers DK

40.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 03 Jun 2008 Tue 12:31 pm

Quoting armegon:

but u dont need to take off ur trousers DK



I havent managed to gain enough concidence and try it with trousers. Still think Im very much in a riskzone of wetting myself the wrong way!!

The story works both ways though! A woman who has used such an alaturka toilet all her life, has got loads of trouble to go on a normal one! The muscles in her body are not used to make use of the toilet in such a position

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