Of course you did a447,no need to explain we understand. you were reading the online King James bible and just happened to ....come... across that photo !
Thanks, its a beauty!!
Of course you did a447,no need to explain we understand. you were reading the online King James bible and just happened to ....come... across that photo !
Thanks, its a beauty!!
I must admit I'm finding the King James version particularly interesting!
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...me thinks i may just like japan despite my misgivings...
Cheeky..
My one and only reflection at the end of a day ("end" ... get it?) in Japan would be: 'Skid Marks'
Just another reason why I love living in Thailand
The Japanese hold the bidet dear and that ensures that there's nothing to adhere to the rear, so there's no need to fear a smear will appear.Originally Posted by Smiles
Do I make myself clear?
Brad the Impala (July 29th, 2020), christianpfc (July 27th, 2020)
Clean as a whistle!
Andaman! (July 28th, 2020)
I've never seen a bidet in Japan, although I have seen many examples of fancy toilets with integrated washing facilities.
Of all the machines I've used in Japan with little or no reading ability, these were amongst the easiest, due to the graphics (below).
Slightly more difficult might be a coffee machine for breakfast in a hotel. Three buttons, so 33% chance of getting it right. I'm watching over the shoulder of the guy in front. He presses one button, gets it wrong and walks off in disgust. I later find out it's a party of Korean tourists, hence they can't read either. Anyway, I'm now up to odds of 50:50 and have slightly more confidence in one set of Kanjii above the other & fortunately, it's right first time. For the more complex machines that poison the coffee with sugar, I had to learn to read a little.
...its as if the world has gone nuts...far too much technology to clean up after one self...I prefer the kiss method...
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