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Madra Dubh <ccaine@worldnet.att.net> wrote:

> Which reminds me of those outdoor benjos in Japan.
> Whoa!
> Talk about clearing your sinuses.
> I would imagine they are all gone by now.

Still some in private houses in the countryside, I gather, and there are
plenty on popular hiking trails. But the latter are gradually being
changed to high-tech bubble toilets, which are fun to watch (especially
when the bubbles don't stop--imagine peeing into a bubble-bath).

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