Øyafestivalen 08.08.07, Oslo

At the end of the night, after too much beer. What makes Øyafestivalen a better festival than Roskilde is the toilet situation. At the Roskilde festival 60.000 stoned drunks piss everywhere; on the tents, on each other, on themselves; for a week, creating lakes and general horror. At Øya less than 10.000 share about a million of these lovely, portable WCs.

Gausdalsstraßen

This beauty appears to be part of the natural habitat of most Swindon Town fans in Lillehammer, Norway. The picture is stolen from the Facebook group Drit og Dra. It is a stunningly aesthetic piece of WC.

Aushaus

This is the exterior of a traditional building without a WC. However, there is a hole inside which one can dispose one´s disposals in. Every once in a while these disposals have accumulated to such an extent that they must be removed using an appropiate tool. Afterwards, they should be buried nearby.

The snow seen on the picture is also an excellent substitute for a WC.

Remember, though: Watch out where the huskies go, and don´t you eat that yellow snow.

Venabygdsfjellet, 2005

Kvarteret, Bergen

Kvarteret has relatively affordable beer, and therefore needs multiple WCs with great capacity. Semi-transparent walls help detecting persons who use the little room for other purposes than the two or three it is meant for. Very clever.

Bergen, 2005

Legal, Bergen

Legal, across the street from Garage, is a nice place to have a beer and then piss the filtered liquid into this lovely WC.

Somewhere in Bergen

I can´t remember the name of this place, but they had frequent and long happy hours, so I saw a lot of the depicted furniture. The happy hours may also be the reason for my forgetfulness.

Garage, Bergen

Garage is perhaps Bergen´s most famous bar, and has a nice set of urinals. One might even say inspiring. This is a historical picture; the first one in the IWCRP records

University of Bergen

Faculty of Humanities, 2005.

Dadaism gone baroque.