Hail the Porcelain Throne!

Today we went to the Toilet Museum in Suwon, South Korea.  It was about 45 minutes north of where we live and relatively easy to get to.  We were definitely expecting different examples of toilets from around the world and time, but the display of poop was unexpected, and we thought rather crude. But with that being said, I'm sharing all the pictures I took because I'm curious what you think too!  After all pooping is something all living creatures do.  HAHA I said Do.  Well enjoy, or not, but hopefully you will get a kick out of it too!

Different positions to use the facilities. 

And there you have it!  The Black Banana, or gold in this case!  Clint and I were rather shocked!

Out house. 

Funny thing about this picture, right as we were walking in, Clint made a comment wondering if this as a museum explaining the evolution of relieving oneself. He even said, wonder if it starts out with people catching their keister cakes in their hands and throwing it at each other.  Well this isn't exactly throwing it at anyone, but we were shocked to see the mother catching the child's colon cannonballs. 

The Thinking Man

Not really sure this was, but had to share. Clark asked why there was a rope between the mans legs.

Wonder if this is where the sewer serpents were contained before modern day sewage systems. 

More contraptions to catch "products of Uranus." 

Gives a whole new meaning to slop!

Clint was really hoping the water was going to come out of the statue!

Another kind of commode! 

Chamber pot carriers.

Examples of ways people can step in lawn logs. 

Dog, meets scuba diver, meets thunder mug. 

Pretty Privies. 

Advertisement for the museum exhibit. 

And of course they had to have a kids bathroom with miniature  toilet and sink. 

Another reason I included all the pics was because these kids were taking a field trip at the museum while we were there. 

This is the museum from a birds eye. 

Korean cartoon about toilet.  Wish I knew what it said. 

These are all the different countries that have a toilet association program. 

Different shaped toilets.

Clint liked these toilets.  As I'm sure most guys would. 

Clark wanted to use this toilet.  After I told him he couldn't but we discovered that the windows fogged up and he could actually use it. 

This was the exhibit at the museum. 

Strange. 

I think we need some toilet art in our house. 

Here are some examples of art kids drew. 

Love the stink likes!

Then some Van Gogh in their restrooms. 

Prettier things then excrement. 

  

Wonder what a humorous poop says or how his jokes starts. 

Random dung art on the wall.

Icecream   Scatcream anyone?