Referred to in 17th-century writing as the S-Room (because it's the location for Shits, Showers, Shaves, Shampoos, and Scat o yes and dont forget the occasional Sexual relations) the bathroom is the heart of the home.
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| - Referred to in 17th-century writing as the S-Room (because it's the location for Shits, Showers, Shaves, Shampoos, and Scat o yes and dont forget the occasional Sexual relations) the bathroom is the heart of the home.
- A bathroom in a modern, "Western" home usually has a toilet, sink, shower or bathtub, mirror, and some storage (like cabinets or a medicine cabinet).
- The Bathroom refers to one of two rooms located on the first and second floor of Luigi's Mansion. The Bathroom on the second floor houses the Portrait Ghost Miss Petunia.
- The Bathroom is a fictional location from the Saw franchise, as well as the main location of Saw.
- The bathroom is an area underneath Raccoon University.
- A bathroom is a special place in the house where people do their dirty, sinful business. Socialists have forced businesses to make bathrooms available to non-customers. Bathrooms can also be found in parks and in airports. They are also known by the following nicknames:
* restroom
* can
* head
- The bathroom is a location part of the never-ending hallway in P.T..
- In 1986, Mercy Hospital in San Francisco had gender-segregated restrooms. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) In 2255 of the alternate reality, Leonard McCoy sought shelter in the shuttle Bardeen's windowless bathroom in response to a bought of aviophobia he experienced. An officer later escorted McCoy, despite him voicing protestations, to a seat. (Star Trek) In 2364, a series of malfunctions aboard the USS Enterprise-D – which were caused by a microbrain from Velara III – included locking two crewmembers in the head programmers' rest room. (TNG: "Home Soil" )
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- Saw, II, III, V, VI , 3D
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| - Referred to in 17th-century writing as the S-Room (because it's the location for Shits, Showers, Shaves, Shampoos, and Scat o yes and dont forget the occasional Sexual relations) the bathroom is the heart of the home.
- A bathroom in a modern, "Western" home usually has a toilet, sink, shower or bathtub, mirror, and some storage (like cabinets or a medicine cabinet).
- The Bathroom refers to one of two rooms located on the first and second floor of Luigi's Mansion. The Bathroom on the second floor houses the Portrait Ghost Miss Petunia.
- The Bathroom is a fictional location from the Saw franchise, as well as the main location of Saw.
- The bathroom is an area underneath Raccoon University.
- A bathroom is a special place in the house where people do their dirty, sinful business. Socialists have forced businesses to make bathrooms available to non-customers. Bathrooms can also be found in parks and in airports. They are also known by the following nicknames:
* restroom
* can
* head
- The bathroom is a location part of the never-ending hallway in P.T..
- In 1986, Mercy Hospital in San Francisco had gender-segregated restrooms. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) In 2255 of the alternate reality, Leonard McCoy sought shelter in the shuttle Bardeen's windowless bathroom in response to a bought of aviophobia he experienced. An officer later escorted McCoy, despite him voicing protestations, to a seat. (Star Trek) In 2364, a series of malfunctions aboard the USS Enterprise-D – which were caused by a microbrain from Velara III – included locking two crewmembers in the head programmers' rest room. (TNG: "Home Soil" ) Holding cells aboard Deep Space 9 featured a restroom. (DS9: "Vortex") In 2375, the USS Voyager faced a situation where it was functioning on a mere four lavatories. (VOY: "Bride of Chaotica!")
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