Here is Radovan in Piraeus near Athens, where we went for the day before moving on to Corfu. Radovan recognized the wheelchair entrance to this public bathroom, but was a bit confused which of the other two doors to enter. He patiently waited for someone to go in or out, then made his move.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Radovan needs to go...
Here is Radovan in Piraeus near Athens, where we went for the day before moving on to Corfu. Radovan recognized the wheelchair entrance to this public bathroom, but was a bit confused which of the other two doors to enter. He patiently waited for someone to go in or out, then made his move.
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He is too funny!
I hope whoever he followed wasn't a cross-dresser!!
Ooh, these are interesting!
The colors correspond the male/female signs.
nice picture!
but are you safe that this doctor in beograde is rado ?
he seems not as rado
excuse my english I am italian
compliments for the blog
lina
Hi, Lina!
Yes, my little Radovan unfortunately bears the same name as the war criminal who was recently captured here. I chose Radovan as his name, since it's a fairly common village name, and much easier to pronounce than Milutin, Milivoje, or Zivojin!
Clever problem solving technique :)
Very funny! That is a mistake not to make!
Nicely illustrted public bathroom. 'Readable' in just about any language.
Hmm. So if you're disabled, the WC is unisex? Discrimination!
Or maybe it's discrimination to force the non-disabled to use separate facilities...
Great shot.
So fun to see it labled "WC." I thought that term was indigenous to just the UK. Of course Radovan could have known which door to choose had he just observed the center one's facade is an "outy." :-}
-Kim
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I love it! I probably would have done the same. :o)
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