Loo is a form of English slang commonly spoken in the 20th century, and was used in reference to a toilet. While showing James T. Kirk and Spock around their apartment in 1930, Edith Keeler told Kirk that the "loo" was just down the hall. When Kirk didn't comprehend her meaning, Keeler apologized and said that her English was shining through. (TOS novel: Crucible: The Fire and the Rose)
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| - Loo is a form of English slang commonly spoken in the 20th century, and was used in reference to a toilet. While showing James T. Kirk and Spock around their apartment in 1930, Edith Keeler told Kirk that the "loo" was just down the hall. When Kirk didn't comprehend her meaning, Keeler apologized and said that her English was shining through. (TOS novel: Crucible: The Fire and the Rose)
- Lavatory. In America they say "rest room", which is funny, as I never feel like having a rest when I go to the lavatory.
- Unknown; possible origins include:
* French lieu, place
* A particular brand of early toilet cisterns, trademarked 'Waterloo'.
* (fancifully) the exclamation "gare à l'eau!" ("mind the water!") used when emptying a chamber pot out of a window onto the public sidewalk or street.
* the numbering of 00 on a toilet in a building
- Loo was a Unicorn in the Forest of Gugu. He was one of the advisers of King Gugu. When Ruggedo and Kiki Aru came to the Forest of Gugu, Kiki briefly transformed Loo into a human and back again, as a demonstration of his power. (The Magic of Oz)
- Loo - (Name of birth: Lorenzo di Santos, but if you call him so, he may break you minimum three ribs.) is an ork of Philippines origin and the gang leader of the Hamburg based chapter of the «Chinese Deadly Dwarfs» gang. He and his gangers sell the most of their stolen goods and conterbande to the Vikings in the Scandinavian Union, especially to those in Oslo but some times even in Sweden. Loo has established good connections to the Oslo based fixers, fences and some streetdocs of one or two smaller black clinics.
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| - Loo is a form of English slang commonly spoken in the 20th century, and was used in reference to a toilet. While showing James T. Kirk and Spock around their apartment in 1930, Edith Keeler told Kirk that the "loo" was just down the hall. When Kirk didn't comprehend her meaning, Keeler apologized and said that her English was shining through. (TOS novel: Crucible: The Fire and the Rose)
- Lavatory. In America they say "rest room", which is funny, as I never feel like having a rest when I go to the lavatory.
- Unknown; possible origins include:
* French lieu, place
* A particular brand of early toilet cisterns, trademarked 'Waterloo'.
* (fancifully) the exclamation "gare à l'eau!" ("mind the water!") used when emptying a chamber pot out of a window onto the public sidewalk or street.
* the numbering of 00 on a toilet in a building
- Loo was a Unicorn in the Forest of Gugu. He was one of the advisers of King Gugu. When Ruggedo and Kiki Aru came to the Forest of Gugu, Kiki briefly transformed Loo into a human and back again, as a demonstration of his power. (The Magic of Oz)
- Loo - (Name of birth: Lorenzo di Santos, but if you call him so, he may break you minimum three ribs.) is an ork of Philippines origin and the gang leader of the Hamburg based chapter of the «Chinese Deadly Dwarfs» gang. After he and his gangers messed up with the largest and most violent streetgang in the Hamburg district of Altona - the «Holsten Zombies» - they were forced to flee the city by pain of death. After a short - and unsuccessful - drop-in in Rostock they acquired a new "home turf" in an old, abandoned castle in a coastal part of Denmark heavyly damaged by the Black Tide. There he and his fellow gangers managed to steal electric power from a wind energy project and start some small smuggling business and a little piracy in Northern Sea. He and his gangers sell the most of their stolen goods and conterbande to the Vikings in the Scandinavian Union, especially to those in Oslo but some times even in Sweden. Loo has established good connections to the Oslo based fixers, fences and some streetdocs of one or two smaller black clinics. He commands just 25 to 30 gangers, including a young, female dolphin shaman, which is called Mishiwa Kai-Tang. Because he lost his younger sister (a four years old ork girl) on the Island of Yomi when he was still only twelve years himself, the gang leader is completely unable to do a young girl any harm. Also some may call this a handicap to a gang leader, he doesn't share this view at all.
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