Friday, 1 August 2008

Transsexual Toilet In Thai School

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Small Talk: Mr Seah, my current school's principal has been all smiles throughout the day. Guess what?

After weeks and months of hard work and training that seemed forever, SMK CHWS Brass Band, Swadaya - the 10th consecutive Terengganu state champions - have finally won the national level competition. Lim Viking, the band's drum major is the best drum major of the year.

I'm touched and feeling proud as I'm typing this. Kudos to Swadaya!

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Whenever you go to restaurants, hotels or any public places or buildings where there are wash rooms (or what some rich arses refer as the restrooms), you'll most likely see toilet signs.

Like this.



However, there are people who're so creative, they showed their creativity through toilet signs.




A toilet sign spotted somewhere in Seoul, South Korea. This shows that men are strong enough to climb to the peak to peek?


While some toilet signs are so simple yet creative that a five-year-old can draw them easily.



I bet my brother can draw that.


Simplicity Is Simply The Best - seriously, I swear these are the simplest toilet signs I've ever seen in my whole bloody life.




For gents.

And tada!! For ladies..





Artworks from Switzerland. Do that for your Arts subject and you're guaranteed a 1A. No doubt. Don't doubt!


Well, I've heard of the place called Hungary but I have totally no idea where exactly it is. Not to ask if I know whether their citizens are well-fed or not.





Hungary or Hungry, put this sign anywhere in Malaysia (or maybe in Kelantan) and you're on your way to newspapers' front page.

Be the headline, be given deadline to show up at the police station but end up getting caught before the deadline and then sleep on cold cement floor while experiencing back pain until you've to be injected with heavy dosage of painkiller.

Back from Hungary to somewhere nearer to Malaysia.

Our neighbouring country, Thailand recently came out with the latest addition to the family of creative toilet signs around the world.





It's even reported in the news.

I don't know but I wonder if it's the first in the world? And I wonder how does it look like in the transsexual toilet?


Any specially made jamban ah?

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