Quote by Penny Reid

“A token of bathroom stoner etiquette.”

— Libba Bray

“She bought a bucket. It was made of yellow plastic, and we kept it on the floor in the kitchen, and that was what…

— Jeannette Walls

“bathroom, moving like a woman in a trance.”

— Linda Lael Miller

“It was like a lucky pebble kept in my pocket that got so shined up from rubbing against the denim that no one could…

— Jacquelyn Mitchard

“I could only read the word because of the discoloration on the wall from the accumulation of grime over time around the edges of…

— Jarod Kintz

“There’s an indoor toilet, he informs us (though, as we soon find out, this “toilet” is a terrifying open hole above the tracks).”

— Christina Baker Kline

“Walking back across the St-Esprit bridge, to the ghetto I'd instinctively gravitated toward, I mentally erected a more appropriate statue on the square. It…

— Taras Grescoe

“She hops expectantly into the sink. I turn on the tap for her; she laps without a glance in my direction, like a duchess…

— Peter Trachtenberg

“She would seize every opportunity to dive into the bathroom, in a swirl of white towels, and once in there she was as hard…

— Gerald Durrell

“There was no toilet and no soft, luxurious double-ply toilet paper for me to use.”

— Steve the Noob

“Inside, I gagged. The floor was awash with excrement. Blocked toilet bowls brimmed with sewage. The place looked as if it hadn’t been cleaned…

— Geraldine Brooks

“I felt like a toilet frog during the last three decades of the preceding century. (38)”

— Frans de Waal