Urinals are vastly more environmentally friendly than stalls, using a fraction of the water. I hope that women will approach this idea with an open mind.

I'm not using anything without locking doors on the stall. No communal anything. I don't want to see anyone and I don't want to see anyone. I'd rather not hear them either, but that's not possible. Because people are just gross and disgusting.

Public restrooms are, frankly, a necessary evil. But they are evil.

I'm horrified also at the recent attempt by trendy hotels to remove bathroom walls. Or make them see-through. Again, gross and no fucking way will I ever stay in such a place.

Did that at my first job at McDonalds closing every night....

DISGUSTING!

Lift up for a smaller flush (after urination), and push down for a higher volume flush (no explanation needed). Trader Joe's restrooms have these, which is where I first experienced one.

But the plans for the gender neutral bathroom look great. Plenty of privacy. People should follow the link and look at the actual plans before making assumptions about this. It's like a ton of little private bathrooms, each with their own sink even.

Sometimes I'm so proud of my city!

And I don't think it would be very popular. At all.

from a previous user of that device?

new restroom designs involve essentially a series of individual bathrooms with locking doors that may be used by anyone, and each one has both a urinal and a toilet.

just have a gender neutral/unisex section along with the male/female restrooms? I mean I don't care about the whole bathroom thing but there are many on both men/women that just would'nt be comfortable with such change.

Don't know anyone who did:. They issued death-rattle gurgles and foul odors from the dark (I figured out why the lights never worked). However, there were some rank & husky ligustrums in the ditch/creek area. If women were standing near them, you knew to wait your turn.

The more secular and educated society becomes, the less it votes GOP.

They have a strict policy of no cell phones once the movie starts.

This is one of the commercials they preview at their establishments...

(NSFW... Language).

Alamo Drafthouse.

I so hate it when people text in a movie theater.

I love how she claims she was just using it as a flashlight, and then says she's texted in every theater in Austin. And that it's never bothered anyone, because in addition to being rude, she's a psychic.