A Piss Aside: There is a natural order to pissing at a urinal that every man inherently knows, and it is this: furthest urinal from the door; closest urinal to the door; the urinal in between.
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We have a makeshift urinal—a can with a urinal attachment on top.
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" It was at that point, Ingall says, that he "knelt before the urinal and licked the urinal.
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A mark of a deranged man is someone who chooses the middle urinal when another urinal or cubicle is available.
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But you could probably copyright a sculpture of a urinal.
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Size, furnishings, urinal access — it all depends on the city.
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The side of the bridge becomes a de facto urinal.
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Ingall believed Rabago to be serious and licked the urinal.
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Drug addicts used his doorway as a urinal, he said.
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Also, they can use this device as a sort of urinal.
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I like that you can't stand up and use a urinal.
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Standing at the urinal, I could already feel the neurons remapping.
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Punters can choose which urinal to use and log their vote afterwards.
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Not all great friendships start at a urinal, but some clearly do.
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The other urinal that was targeted was near the Gare de Lyon.
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While in the bathroom, he noticed a newspaper tucked above the urinal.
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Was putting that fly in the urinal part of a scientific experiment?
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Each urinal comes with a little flower box on top, because why not?
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A "uritrottoir" public urinal on the banks of the river Seine in Paris.
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I stood silently at the urinal, not pissing, signaling that they should continue.
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But, I thought I could sneak in and out to the urinal quickly.
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I remember I once dropped it in the urinal and I freaked out.
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An older guy at the urinal stares at him all the way out.
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An older guy at the urinal stares at him all the way out.
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" In a public restroom standing at a urinal: "I thought you were dead.
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The step up from writing parodies is writing on the wall above the urinal.
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Each new unit includes its own entrance, a toilet, a urinal and a sink.
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Reaction to the urinal so far has been good-humored, the bar's management said.
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It smells hoppy and definitely not like ammonia—not even a hint of urinal.
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That's how a urinal — Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" — became an icon of 20th-century art.
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They just put the fly in the urinal and came up with unvalidated data.
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Women are particularly worried about walking in and seeing a dude peeing at the urinal.
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Discomfort about using a urinal when men at nearby urinals think one is a woman?
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The sign to the right of the urinal below directs patrons to the bomb shelter.
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Which urinal should he pick so as to maximize his chances of maintaining privacy, i.e.
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"One small step forward, one giant leap for civility," a placard above each urinal said.
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But a sign directs eyes down to the side of the structure, revealing a urinal.
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Rabago then told Ingall that he'd have to lick a urinal to be left alone.
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Although she was allowed in the building, she couldn't use any of the urinal-studded restrooms.
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I would say standing next to Ray Charles at a urinal counts as an interesting encounter.
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Mr.Friendly is a Dutch startup that invented a smart urinal, first spotted by The Next Web.
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Another time I found thousands of these urinal tabs with Osama Bin Laden's face on them.
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Can you continue to use the urinal if you hear the anthem through the bathroom doors?
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"By combining these two observations the idea of the NYC Urinal came to life," Nordsmark notes.
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Past installments have included the science of urinal cakes and the history of the rubber duck.
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The white urinal, displayed on its back, was considered unoriginal and not a work of art.
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"The placement isn't the best; it could be more discreet," he said of the urinal there.
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I didn't follow right away, I stayed at the urinal, waiting for my excitement to settle, until the door opened and another man walked in, a fat man in an expensive suit, who stationed himself at the urinal beside me and with a sigh began to piss.
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The concrete circular urinal is out in the open, though plants and a screen offer some privacy.
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Nobody will know your bespoke shopping cart also features its own microwave-powered' Insta-Ash urinal feature.
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We felt that the only place Mr. Trump's opinion mattered was on the wall of a urinal.
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Plus, Manuala mentioned that you cannot stand at a urinal next to someone in a women's toilet.
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The two comedians caught up with a run-of-the-mill, not-at-all-awkward urinal conversation.
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He also noticed the stench of pee and the urinal-esque shape of the plastic orange seats.
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The Kims' tiny dining room window looks into a street that doubles as a urinal for drunks.
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If Duchamp's "Fountain" — a urinal — can be art, then why not a wall-mounted banana titled "Comedian"?
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One male patient asked Ms. Aryee if she could empty his urinal, and she agreed to help.
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The first time I ever called you was when I read about the fly in the urinal.
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In Amsterdam, they found that when men see a fly in a urinal, there's a behavioral change.
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For every internet-accessible security camera, there's a smart air freshener; for every virtual assistant, a gamified urinal.
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You cover so many different examples of data bias in this book, from urinal designs to refugee camps.
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Since installing the Trump urinal in July, the bar has seen a "quadruple" uptick in visitors, McCabe said.
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Also, I like drinking piss, so it makes me happy to see a urinal get so much love.
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" In a Dublin pub called Adelphi, the urinal-as-artwork resurfaces with the face of Donald Trump. "Mr.
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Soifer recalls being a child at a urinal, feeling uncomfortable as other boys tried to watch him pee.
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I remember the sound of wooden hall passes connecting with my skull as I stood at the urinal.
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Is there a small window in which ZTE can get the parts it needs to fix the broken urinal?
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They two really got to know each other when they had a never-ending urinal conversation with each other.
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Time was an artist like Eminem could release a branded urinal mat and no one would hear about it.
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Three lads are at a urinal, and independent of one another, have come dressed as Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles.
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Jumpy is a border collie mix who can use a urinal without missing, and flush after he is done.
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Some might be fine peeing so long as they have a urinal of buffer space or their own stall.
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A curved staircase leads down to a spa with double vanities and stalls (including a urinal and a bidet).
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She came into my room and, as usual, took my penis into her hand in preparation for the urinal.
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One persistent supplicant follows and, while Fadell is standing at the urinal, penis in hand, proceeds to make his pitch.
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The image of the urinal first surfaced on Weibo, a popular Chinese microblogging site with 411 million active monthly users.
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Hundreds of employees share just one urinal and two stalls in the men's room, and three stalls in the women's.
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Detectives were attempting to determine the author before discovering an iPod had also been taped to the inside the urinal.
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Soon, the art world will celebrate the centennial of Marcel Duchamp's (or should we say R. Mutt's) urinal sculpture, Fountain.
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As part of the exhibition, artist Richard Gabriele transformed the infamous urinal into a mini golf course outside the museum.
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With his readymades, Marcel Duchamp moved a functional object (a urinal or a bottle rack) into the realm of art.
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On the Campus When I was nine, ten years old, I knew where every urinal was on the Princeton campus.
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That included the case of the former Roman Catholic schoolboy who once used the confession box as a urinal. Oops.
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Befitting the country of Matisse, the urinal looks more like a modernist flower box than a receptacle for human waste.
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Jacob flushed (his face and the urinal), washed too quickly to accomplish anything, and scrambled back out to the others.
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Other people were present in the restrooms, including someone who appeared to be a child, who was using a urinal.
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Within this artist's collection, there are a series of sculpted pies, a urinal, a hare, and even a bloodied tampon.
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A woman looks at the fencing of an outdoor urinal at a San Francisco MUNI streetcar stop across from Dolores Park.
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San Francisco Recreation and Park Department spokeswoman Sarah Madland said she wasn't aware of any other cities with a public urinal.
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I was at a urinal during intermission of the first read-through of [Shepard's prize-winning drama] Buried Child in Chicago.
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He questioned why Michael was in this restroom and challenged him to use the urinal to prove he was a boy.
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"Passing the bill discriminates against family and friends," a man with a deep southern drawl says while standing at a urinal.
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But it's actually an eco-friendly urinal — or "uritrottoirs" — meant to quell public peeing, according to a statement from city officials.
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In 2010, researchers at Carleton University and Wesleyan published a paper that described the mathematically optimal strategy for choosing a urinal.
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I can barely go when someone is at the urinal next to me, but her difficulties turned out to be contagious.
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But then he walked up to the side of the bar and started peeing right there like it was a urinal.
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Livengood allegedly attempted to make 85033-year-old student Michael Critchfield prove his gender by asking him to use a urinal.
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Nordsmark then set about creating his sculpture, which combines the look of a subway seat with the plumbing of a urinal.
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The downstairs one had a roomy shower with a Naturals hair and body wash dispenser, a bidet and, surprisingly, a urinal.
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However, she and Fallon considered Reynolds' claim his mother once washed her hands with a urinal cake to be fairly suspicious.
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The banana invited comparisons with Marcel Duchamp's urinal and Jeff Koons's vacuum cleaners, with some questioning whether it was really art.
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To save money on marketing at Comic-Con, they distributed cheap urinal cakes with "Exploding Kittens" characters in all the men's rooms.
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He lays down his beating rod in the sink and then, much to the maids' horror, starts to pee into the urinal.
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But now they can take that piss public with the city's first open-air urinal, where you can pee freely, starting today.
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And check out the clip below ... Hulk says he had a chance meeting with Gawker founder Nick Denton at the courthouse urinal.
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Truscott now wants to use the the moss' anti-splash properties to develop a new urinal pad that avoids the disgusting splashback.
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The basketball, consigned by Peter Brant, is "perhaps one of the most important art objects since the Duchamp urinal," Mr. Gouzer said.
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Today, the teams arrange for crazy-huge and elaborate tifos, and Timbers fans even made urinal cakes with Dempsey's face on it.
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He once wrote an entire book about oranges, called, simply, "Oranges" — the literary cousin of Duchamp's urinal mounted in an art museum.
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Portable Kids Urinal, $5 Would you let your kid piss into a tiny portable potty bottle with the face of a frog?
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"I put my beer down on the urinal, like I always do, and water from the flush valve dripped in," says Williams.
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Remember when Morley Safer famously — controversially — asked on "60 Minutes" whether Marcel Duchamp's urinal and Jeff Koons's vacuum cleaners were really art?
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The general moral and physical rot are visually conveyed by skittering rats, giant pustules, frequent vomiting and a murder at a urinal.
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"I literally traded clothes with one of the employees that had been working with me and I hid behind a urinal," he says.
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Another addition to the new Dolores Park in #SF is this outdoor urinal across the tracks near the top of the hill. pic.twitter.
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This is a pub that now features the face of U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump plastered on the urinal in the men's toilet.
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Just to take a piss, I had to turn sideways to get into the urinal and piss 90 degrees across my right side.
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One of the world's most controversial tributes to Donald Trump is a photo of the president in a urinal in a Dublin bar.
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I considered going all punk rock, hiking up my skirt at a urinal and flipping off any man who looked at me funny.
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This Canadian Nightclub Wants You to Use Donald Trump's Mouth as a Urinal Is Bernie Sanders a Fan of Psychedelic Trance Pioneer Shpongle?
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When a stranger follows her through the park aggressively narrating Germanic legends, why do they end up making out in a public urinal?
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There was a wall a few feet high int eh back that separated a small urinal area from the rest of the cage.
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The artist's work seems to have as much in common with a regular fish tank as Duchamp's urinal has with an actual toilet.
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When Mr. Zhao, 53, pointed out a bathroom used by a former prime minister, one tourist sprinted off to experience the V.I.P. urinal.
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"They are interested because they want to sit on a toilet or use a urinal that has the name of a U.S. president."
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The company is opting not to fix urinal that requires parts from an American manufacturer for fear of breaching a ban on buying products from the US.According to a report from the Southern China Morning Post, the urinal in question is located in one of ZTE's offices in Shenzhen, China and is made by New Jersey-based plumbing manufacturer American Standard.
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And as Brent starts pitching us products - "tampon dispensers, urinal lozenges, you name it we've got it" - it's clear he hasn't changed a bit.
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With thousands of people watching the Dr DisRespect stream, Beahm walked into a bathroom with a cameraman and streamed himself urinating into a urinal.
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It's an inversion of his maneuver of taking an ordinary object"—a snow shovel, a urinal—"and presenting it as a work of art.
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Anyone whose ever stood at a urinal will know that it's the absolute last place you want to make small-talk with a stranger.
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The bathroom was cavernous and had both a toilet and a urinal, which is something I had never before seen outside a public restroom.
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Two Honolulu Police Department officers were arrested and charged Friday for allegedly forcing a homeless man to lick a public urinal, according to authorities.
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AB: I had that exact feeling coming out of a film and standing at a urinal and there was Dennis Hopper: What is reality?
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In 1917, Marcel Duchamp submitted a new work to an open-call exhibition: a urinal, turned on one side and signed with a pseudonym.
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In his best work on display, "Title Unknown (White Restroom)," Odegaard transforms the loaded setting of a men's urinal with a swath of fabric.
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Even if you're not peeing in a golden toilet in front of thousands of viewers, a visit to the urinal is a high-stakes game.
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Modernism (Rating: 22012/27.4) In 210, Marcel Duchamp put a urinal on a pedestal, titled it "Fountain," signed it R. Mutt, and called it art.
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It seems strange to say that you shouldn't surprise your users, but design has more in common with communication and facilitation than a signed urinal.
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After he said, "OK, you win," I went running out of the courtroom and into the bathroom and puked into a urinal like four times.
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Perth City Council has unleashed what's believed to be the country's first pop-up urinal in the city's suburb of Northbridge, according to Seven News.
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Related Artist Sneaks Urinal-Subway Seat Onto NYC Train Drop Virtual Marbles into a Projection-Mapped Maze Pendulum and Egg Dance in Artist's Curious Contraption
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The bathroom has a urinal and a 24-inch flat-screen TV with the making of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue playing on a loop.
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Hotshots will install 35 urinal guards sprinkled through their nine locations, each with a mugshot of Kroenke in the center to help their male customers aim.
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Because most of us can honestly say, hand on heart, that we've never got so pissed we fell asleep in the urinal of a nightclub. Sockless.
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"There was a lot of heavy lifting to do at that school," Dunlevy says; later that year, a student fired a gun at a bathroom urinal.
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But when you sidle up to the urinal, or settle into a stall, you find that—in such close proximity to others—you just can't go.
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The 2015 Glastonbury Festival was used to test a urinal for use in refugee camps which turns urine into electricity to power lights and charge phones.
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But as he tried to find his way, the police report said, Mr. Zepeda had the misfortune of walking near a police officer using a urinal.
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NYC Urinal will be featured as part of the Portal Art Fair at the 435 Broome Street gallery space in New York from 3 May 2017.
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For starters, her toilets could be seen as female rejoinders to Duchamp's urinal, and, of course, her work is riddled with variations on the ready-made.
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The Honolulu police officer who forced a homeless man to choose between arrest or licking a public urinal pleaded guilty to federal civil rights charges Monday.
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Between Ant and Dec's urinal sketches and every single presenter giving fictional man Keith Lemon a shout out for some reason, some things of note happened.
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The urinal appears not to be dirty, stained ceramic but a delicate art piece, and a used tampon is transformed into a thing to be admired.
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This applies as well to art, the way that Duchamp's urinal questions how we define art or Sherrie Levine's re-photographing Walker Evans questions assumptions about originality.
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It's the small things—feeling a bulge when I put my underwear on, urinating in a urinal, scratching my balls; those mundane moments make my heart leap.
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You see flashes of a hard dick, an exposed ass, a man on his knees at a urinal, three men grabbing a guy's ass and taking control.
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All the way back in the 1920s, Dada master Marcel Duchamp put aside the urinal for false eyelashes when he created his female alter ego Rrose Sélavy.
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That's not to say records like Urinal St. Station with The Yellow River Boys or Pusswhip Banggang's Jambalaya weren't done from an earnestly comedic perspective, of course.
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It's a standard urinal cast in bronze and then erected atop a sculpture's pedestal, in obvious homage to Marcel Duchamp's landmark "Fountain," now in its 100th year.
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Related: This Felt Artist Turns Fabric into Organic, Alien Creations Duchamp's Urinal Is a Lot Funnier in Felt This Textile Artist Makes Soft Toys for Grown-Ups
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"Hotline Bling" by Drake You were one of those kids in elementary school who would pull his pants and underwear all the way down at the urinal.
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He stood there at the urinal, an asshole with an exposed penis, passing a few moments to further his absence of a point, and just in case.
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I once had to help another drunk friend piss, but I was so drunk I dropped him, clonking him head first and covered in piss into a urinal!
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Paruresis is the difficulty or impossibility of using a toilet or urinal anywhere there are other people around, or where the sufferer believes there are other people around.
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A line of close-together, low-bowl urinals with no privacy dividers, or a dreaded trough urinal, in clear sight of the line of people waiting for stalls.
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Although perhaps not the most disgusting of all odors, pyridine was described by one subject in our lab as smelling like "puke in a urinal at a carnival".
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The sculpture is a punning extension of his work on a magazine called Toilet Paper and also a wry tip of his hat to Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" urinal.
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He looked at me for a long time and then made a beeline for the urinal next to the sink, inches away from me, his stare never breaking.
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Yet another Kenyan worker described how a Chinese manager directed his Kenyan employees to unclog a urinal of cigarette butts, even though only Chinese employees dared smoke inside.
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In the visitors' center bathroom, after an arm-in-arm walk down the corridor, he hesitated at the urinal before asking me for help with his belt buckle.
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Duchamp, who moved to New York from Paris, bought the urinal from the J. L. Mott Ironwork Company, a plumbing supply store on Fifth Avenue near 17th Street.
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Like Duchamp's bottle rack or urinal, Mr. Buren's fabric was mass-produced and presented unaltered; unlike those precedents, it also mutated wildly, adapting to situations indoors and out.
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Ramones told authorities the threat against Ingall was real, that Rabago found it humorous, and that Ingall only reluctantly licked the urinal after he was coerced into it.
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This results in tie ups in which the feet of both men start sliding around like they've stood on vomit in front of the urinal at a wedding.
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But there was also an upside to Day Zero: It sparked innovation and a huge growth in companies offering water-saving products, such as waterless toilet and urinal solutions.
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I remember standing at the urinal between two men, while others stood behind us in the stalls, the doors open, everyone waiting for someone to make the first move.
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Foer recounts that he became so consumed with monitoring traffic to the magazine's site, using a tool called Chartbeat, that he checked it even while standing at the urinal.
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The student, who said he was "traumatized" by the incident, said that Livengood used the wrong gender pronouns to refer to him and challenged him to use a urinal.
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"This kind of urinal, clearly, can only be used by men — and not any kind of man either, because a child, a little boy can't use them," Ms. Blache.
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So, it seems fitting that Winnipeg nightclub District Stop has installed a new mural in their men's room, featuring a urinal placed strategically on an image of his face.
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It's not entirely a new question — Cattelan's "America" could be seen as the rich kid heir of Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain," the urinal he presented as a sculpture in 1917.
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Taxi driver Diallo Mouctar said the "Uritrottoir" - a combination of the French words for urinal and pavement - was "too smelly" and only marginally better than peeing on the road.
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According to Abacus, a technology publication based in Hong Kong, the note above the busted urinal reads:Our company is now subject to the export ban posed by the US government.
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Duchamp placed a urinal on a pedestal in 1917, arguing that what really matters is not the object, but the gallery or museum context that frames it as an artwork.
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While standing over a urinal near the breakout session meeting rooms, he kept his neck craned toward the door, afraid a knife-wielding man would walk in and attack him.
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Sometimes there's a guy who's so excited to pee, he laughs, "he couldn't even wait until he got to the urinal to do it"—and this time it was him.
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If the calendar months were men in a bar then, without doubt, January would be the one who stands at the urinal playing candy crush saga with his free hand.
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Among many anecdotes that illustrate his wincing desperation, he tells of gobbling up pills that had fallen onto the floor beneath a urinal at a black-tie event in 20023.
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Numerous artists have relieved themselves in "Fountain," Marcel Duchamp's upturned urinal; John Lennon, in 1966, notoriously picked up an apple in Yoko Ono's first London exhibition and took a bite.
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This would make the artwork even more Duchampian: just like the urinal or the shovel, it is a man-made machine removed from its purpose and made useless, like all art.
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This newly relaxed standard for showing penises feels like a triumph of juvenile phallocentrism — it's dudes peeking over a urinal divider and, as often as not, giggling at what they see.
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If the restaurant can't be bothered to replace the puck in the urinal or keep the toilets and floors clean, then just imagine what their refrigeration and work spaces look like.
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Head into the gents and you'll find three giant heads of Ted Cruz, Donald Trump and Marco Rubio, with huge holes in their mouths and a urinal carefully placed in each gob.
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In November last year, a Photoshopped image depicted Trump's face around a lip-shaped urinal in Belushi's Bar in Paris and earlier this year, British street artist Pegasus painted Trump as Hitler.
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A homeless man is suing the Honolulu Police Department after an officer allegedly forced him to lick a urinal to avoid arrest when he was caught taking shelter in a public restroom.
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A photo shared on the Chinese microblogging site Weibo shows a note above the offending urinal, saying that it cannot be fixed without ordering parts from the US, which would violate sanctions.
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The third edition was put together by a group of psychiatrists at Washington University, where, it is said, a framed picture of Freud was mounted above a urinal in the men's room.
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Mr. Duchamp's own "Fountain," a factory-made urinal that is considered the cornerstone of Conceptual Art, was attacked by a Frenchman who said his intervention had been a piece of performance art.
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A Honolulu police officer who told a homeless man that he could avoid jail if he licked a urinal has pleaded guilty to conspiring to deprive the man of his civil rights.
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But in all this art for art's sake, Jared Buckhiester's glazed stoneware sculpture "Urinal (Full Back)" (2016) stands out for the power with which it leverages its formal idiosyncrasy to emotional ends.
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Avoiding the dreaded urinal splash-back effect is basically an art form and a surprising number of physicists have dedicated their lives to perfecting the art of not splashing pee all over yourself.
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Victim A says he was hitchhiking when Sandusky picked him up, bought him beer, gave him pot -- and then attacked him as he was standing at a urinal in a Penn State bathroom.
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But seeing Mike stand there, being like, "So, you guys have to ..." he was instructing the guys how they need to like, piss in the urinal, like, "Don't, not that far," you know.
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A 24-year-old Washington man has been arrested on suspicion of voyeurism after an iPod he owns was allegedly found taped to the inside of a middle school bathroom urinal, PEOPLE confirms.
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SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco's iconic Dolores Park is now home to the city's first open-air urinal, the latest move to combat the destructive scourge of public urination in the City by the Bay.
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Here, scientists have previously 3D printed a male urethra, attached it to a small pressurized hose, and used it to spray water at a urinal to figure out how best to avoid splash-back.
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During the investigation, the two teenagers angrily accused each other of repeatedly stabbing Mr. Jo in the neck and chest with a pocketknife, first attacking him from behind as he stood at a urinal.
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An open-air urinal has been installed in the city's Dolores Park, where San Francisco residents are welcomed to drop trou and relieve themselves right there, with a lovely view of passing MUNI trains.
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What deeply upset me was that he had never before dared to confess to anyone the truth about his meeting the man of his life, precisely because it had taken place in a urinal!
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"I was in the men's urinal taking a piss, and you know sometimes a guy comes up next to you and sort of does a double take while you're taking a piss," he continued.
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There are a lot of toilets lying around the galleries that hark back to Marcel Duchamp's scandalous "Fountain" (1917), a repurposed urinal, but also proving that women can make puerile, potty-humored art, too.
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But as it turns out, the Pentagon's latest technical assessment of the next-generation (and urinal-less) supercarrier reveals a warship currently incapable of performing basic functions during routine operations; the service on Feb.
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Art could be an encounter between an object that already existed — a urinal, a bicycle wheel, a stone in a grotto — and an idea about that object, fused into a new union beyond functionality.
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The bathroom run-in started off like any other with a little small talk, but quickly took a turn for the bizarre when Rudd, 46, mentioned that he had been in the urinal all weekend.
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Still, when guests have to do their business, the appropriate option is pretty obvious, since each door has an illustration of what's inside: one has a toilet, and the other has a toilet and urinal.
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" Kurt Vonnegut famously complained that he was "a soreheaded occupant of a file drawer labeled 'science fiction' … and I would like out, particularly since so many serious critics regularly mistake the drawer for a urinal.
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It's a classically Duchampian irony that, even as all artists now work in the shadow of his bicycle wheel and upturned urinal, he inspired so much of the figurative painting he knocked as "retinal" art.
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This 214-year-old's submission to a "Kid Creations" Lego display has some parallels to French artist Marcel Duchamp, who challenged the conventional definition of art when he submitted a urinal to an exhibition in 230.
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And if labor could cohesively organize anywhere, it would be here in Wisconsin, where the wounds of the Walker labor battles remain raw (at least one union hall bathroom features a "Scott Walker Urinal Target" sticker).
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According to a report by South China Morning Post, the company is claiming that it cannot fix a broken urinal at its Shenzhen office because it is made by American Standard, a New Jersey-based manufacturer.
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Commemorating the centennial anniversary of Marcel Duchamp's breakthrough "Fountain" (1917), the objet trouvé urinal that stunned the world with its blatant potty humor, Readymades intends to do the same for JPEGs, street performers, and security gates.
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On two floors of the Institute, plus the basement and rooftop, the show updates the idea of Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" — his signed, pedestalized urinal of 1917 — using images of buildings or designed objects as ready-mades.
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It's barracks life, a vantage on to a place beyond skin care where "eco-hacks," like the kitchen funnel jammed onto the side of the basin in the sole indoor bathroom as a makeshift urinal, proliferate.
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Mr. Rascoff was a partner at the Manhattan accounting firm Hurdman & Cranstoun in 1974 when he had a serendipitous encounter at an office urinal with Prince Rupert zu Loewenstein, the financial adviser for the Rolling Stones.
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Current shows feature repurposed pornography, depictions of the surveillance state, glass marijuana pipes, scrap metal, interpretations of a range of African-American experiences, prints from the land of Björk and a homage to the Duchamp urinal.
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"I just hope that I live long enough to visit her grave to urinate on it," one (real) Facebook user commented on a foreign troll account's Fonda meme, which featured her face photoshopped onto a urinal.
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I may find it attractive if someone wears his or her hair to the left; you may find it attractive if he or she has dyed his or her hair the vibrant blue of a urinal cube.
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After all, it's an art form and a kind of communication, and if you were to have told Marcel Duchamp not to sign a urinal because it will astonish, he would have told you to fuck off.
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They want a bit of Paradise Garage's mystique, or Berghain's allure, but end up with something more akin to a fat lad puking into a urinal at 53 Degrees North in Warrington on a smart casual night.
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Frédérique Baumgartner, an art historian at Columbia University, said the AI work raised questions about "intention and authorship," but so, too, did artists from the past, including Marcel Duchamp (who famously made art out of a urinal).
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The purpose of the pop-up is to minimise vandalism and to maintain a clean look on city streets, with an operator required to hydraulically lower the urinal with a remote, taking around two minutes to complete.
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Famous artists, alive and dead, fill the "Garden of Artistic Delights," based on the Hieronymus Bosch painting: Salvador Dali emerges from a clamshell, Marcel Duchamp stands in a giant urinal, Grayson Perry as Claire frolics in the grass.
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Perry, who wore a pink dress with a feathered hem, kicked off her performance near a urinal as her keyboardist sat in the latrine next to hers and her guitarist sat on the toilet in a nearby stall.
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"If the ship isn't clean, people could get sick, and it is not comfortable living in a place that is dirty," Kanayuki Morishita, a 21-year-old trainee, said as he scrubbed a urinal with a toilet brush.
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But the way some of his classmates see it, A J was still Autumn Jackson, a girl in boys' clothing, who had violated an intimate sanctum, while two boys were standing at a urinal, their private parts exposed.
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Trump has preached much hate in his statements," says manager Tony McCabe, and noting the propensity for political discussion in local bars, to him "the only place Mr. Trump's opinion mattered was on the wall of a urinal.
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An SFMoMA representative was unavailable for comment, but the museum offered a response last week on Twitter: The museum was referring to Duchamp's "Fountain," a urinal that the artist turned on its side and put on a pedestal.
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The important thing to emphasize here is that this isn't an unfriendly place, despite the neatly inscribed message over the urinal in the men's room that says "Fuck you, liberal pussies," which I choose to take as ironic.
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"I was done with the urinal, headed over to the sink, and at some point I look up and there's Jay Rosenstein at the end of the bathroom with his camera rolling," Mr. Dozier said in an interview.
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Cary Leibowitz tweaks this approach in "I need to grow up and be taken seriously said the clown at the urinal," his new exhibition at Invisible-Exports, in which he celebrates feeling good about feeling bad about himself.
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In one multistory building, the adjuster said that every sink, toilet, urinal, soap dispenser and garbage can needed to be replaced, even though all of them, according to MAPFRE's lawsuit, were in "perfect condition" and undamaged by the storm.
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Gilles Deleuze's central idea in Difference & Repetition (1968) is that when, for example, Marcel Duchamp makes a copy of "Fountain" (1917), his repurposed urinal, the new copy is the event ; it is no longer about the so-called original.
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To, basically, attempt to elevate a form of entertainment into an artistic, cultural, and personal experience that's an affirmation of life itself, rather than a chance to piss money down a cokey urinal while someone plays a few records.
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Installed on the Île Saint-Louis sitting on the Seine river, the uritrottoir (the combined French words for urinal and pavement) boxes have reportedly been deployed as an odorless "eco solution to public peeing," designer Laurent Lebot told Reuters.
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According to the plea agreement, Rabago apprehended 37-year-old Samuel Ingall in a public bathroom and "in an aggressive tone" told Ingall that the only way that he wasn't going to jail was if he licked the urinal.
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FRANCIS M. NAUMANN FINE ART One hundred years ago this month, Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" — his urinal-as-sculpture and his most transgressive readymade — was ejected from the first exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists in New York City.
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At Haft (Haft means 'custody or 'imprisonment' in German), the employees taking your order wear orange jumpsuits, the elevator has a height chart perfect for mugshot selfies, and there is a cell complete with bars and a prison-style urinal.
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An assistant principal at a West Virginia high school allegedly harassed a 15-year-old transgender student over his bathroom use, taunting him to "come out here and use the urinal" in order to prove whether he was really a boy.
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If you really think hard about it, you might remember that one time back in 2015 when you donated your extremely full bladder to the Food and Agriculture council by pissing into a 12-gallon urinal at the Roskilde music festival?
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A Piece of Work will try to help people understand the often bizarre art world, like the work of Marcel Duchamp (famous for his urinal), the splattered canvases of Jackson Pollock, the genius of Yoko Ono, and other artists and curators.
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The bacchanalian overture that was his Big Night Out has ended in a dismal whimper, the stench of piss and urinal cakes coagulating in his nostrils, creating what must be some kind of olfactory nightmare you'd never truly wake from.
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Throwing toilet paper like a softball (RIP, Olympic softball) Bowling Putting your human mouth onto the toilet in any way Squatting on top of the toilet Kicking the urinal when you do not win a gold medal Good luck, athletes!
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As Marcel Duchamp had done with a urinal 45 years previously, Paik turned the television on its side, and baptized it "Zen for TV" — the first of many artworks in which broadcasts, recordings or transmission glitches transformed the possibilities of sculpture.
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In an art context, the nickel-plated shoes would recall a number of 1980s artworks that cast well-known objects in metal to highlight their back stories, notably Jeff Koons's stainless-steel rabbit and Sherrie Levine's bronze urinal à la Duchamp.
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While some of these items were found by Wurtz in the same manner Duchamp seized upon a urinal or a bottle rack, many are things Wurtz has used himself and found an artistic purpose for after their practical value was exhausted.
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Costing A$175,000 (US$124,381) to install, the Urilift is a self-cleaning urinal that is available in many European cities, although the Perth City Council is looking to measure the success of this first unit before considering installing others.
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It brought a change in sentiment, the return of boozed-up indie lads, and the fact I can't go to the pub anymore without having to look at Alex Turner's face, gloriously recreated in garish pop-art on the urinal wall.
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Despite the site's waning traffic, I was still able to find a few recently updated sex spots near my apartment in West Hollywood—including a urinal at my go-to grocery where I'd once noticed a dude lingering a bit too long.
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But what if I were to tell you an NHL fan not only brought his nachos into the bathroom with him, but thought that the space under the urinal was a kosher holding spot for them while he took a piss up above?
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Jokes and Their Relation to the Unconscious is not relevant to all contemporary art, but it is to that strain of conceptual art that has roots in the work of Marcel Duchamp, who famously exhibited an upside-down urinal as a found sculpture.
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The newly opened Adelphi bar in Dublin, Ireland, is inviting patrons to take aim at U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump by installing a striking piece of restroom decor: a large photo of the Republican nominee, mounted as a backdrop in the men's urinal.
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But this kid is taking things to a whole new level—beyond pizza burgers, candied apple beef sandwiches, and maybe even post-urinal nachos (ok, maybe not that)—by munching on his ticket during the Taxslayer Bowl between Georgia Tech and Kentucky.
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"I respect this artist, for me he's one of the top artists in the world," Datuna said of Cattelan and compared the artist's banana piece to Marcel Duchamp's conceptual porcelain urinal, "Fountain" (1203), which shocked tastemakers more than a 100 years ago.
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"Tozhu men are used to urinating near the house, often on a hollow stump, or even in a urinal specially constructed for reindeer: a tree trunk with a trough carved in it, adapted to height of reindeer mouths," writes Stépanoff in a 553 journal article.
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Mr. Ozkaya is yet another challenger to the notion of art as sacred relic: His copy is a direct descendant of the heady mischief — some might say charlatanry — Duchamp opened the door to when he scribbled a signature on a urinal and pronounced it art.
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It was the opposite on the floor above, for here stood suits of armor, uniforms, sabers and other historical memorabilia — including Napoleon's travel urinal, which Christian proudly pointed out — that bore witness to a culture and a way of living that no longer existed.
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Enter the boxy Uritrottoir — a combination of the French words for "urinal" and "pavement" — which has grabbed headlines and has already been lauded as a "friend of flowers" by Le Figaro, the French newspaper, because it produces compost that can be used for fertilizer.
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A half-century after altering art forever with his subversive urinal readymade "Fountain" (1917), he passed away in the company of bathroom fixtures in his salle de bains at the Neuilly-sur-Seine home he shared with Teeny (Alexina Sattler), his wife since 1954.
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In other scenes, Levine is covered in liquor as he lays in a troth-style urinal (gross!), turns his girlfriend's face into a palette of mushed paint, faces a squad of women determined to beat him up, and swims among a sea of mermaid-like clones.
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The guy who can aim his piss with deadly accuracy, hitting a tree from the window of a speeding car without even paying attention, isn't healthier or more biologically advantaged than the person who pees on his feet even when he's right next to the urinal.
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Calhoun's candid portraits taken inside Angola's walls show men crammed into cells that seem no larger than the average public urinal, or forced to live in sprawling dormitories that resemble refugee camps, gruesome compounds that, I was told, have become even more overcrowded in recent years.
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The level that Dane exists at, the level of famous faces who turn up to the opening of a public toilet if they've heard someone from Heat might piss in the new urinal at some point in the next month, is the worst level of all.
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Part joke, part philosophical rumination on objects — like Marcel Duchamp's urinal or the constellations of Neo-Dada, Neo-Realism and Pop Art that celebrated the mundane — they elevate pointedly banal objects to the category of Art and question our concepts of aesthetics, art criticism and so forth.
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Among the steepest fines for an act of public urination — about $37,500 — was meted out to Pierre Pinoncelli, a French citizen who urinated on the artist Marcel Duchamp's Dadaist porcelain urinal "Fountain" in 1993 — considered a masterpiece of conceptual art — before hitting it with a hammer.
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"I think installing a urinal in the streets of Paris for those who don't respect their surroundings is a good idea, but in my opinion, this model is not attractive at all, and where it's been set up is not appropriate at all," one man told reporters.
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The company's pitch is that the urinal is "guaranteed to capture 40 seconds of a gentleman's attention," noting that the best time to serve someone an ad is when that "person cannot escape to do something else, and can only focus on your message," which I guess applies here.
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The people who sell a set of urinal-shaped shot glasses and a wine stopper that looks like a man's oddly cylindrical dick is wedged into the neck of your Cupcake Chardonnay have also designed a giant plastic stocking that will both hold and dispense two liters of wine.
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There is at least one workaround to getting gouged on water, but stadium officials are doing all they can to discourage the thrifty from saving a few bucks: I'm not sure what the warning is for—are you not supposed to drink it because it's recycled, or because it's a urinal?
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From Marcel Duchamp's groundbreaking urinal-turned-sculpture The Fountain to Maurizio Cattelan's 18-karat-gold toilet recently installed at the Guggenheim (and later, amusingly, offered to Donald Trump in lieu of a Van Gogh painting), it seems there's a natural inclination among artists toward spiffing up something otherwise totally utilitarian.
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Once inside, the place will feel comfortingly familiar to Verboten initiates; the long bar is to your left, bathroom to the right (note: the window in the men's bathroom is still there, with its bizarre function of allowing you to you pee in a urinal while gazing out onto the dancefloor).
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If you choose the stall farthest from the door, the array becomes saturated with three occupants: X O O X O O X It may seem better, then, in this seven-stall scenario, to take the third urinal from the end, which would result in a saturation point of four.
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"Today I accidentally pulled my dick out a couple steps too soon before I made it to the urinal, and this other guy who works in the office with me full-on saw my penis and it was a horrible moment for both of us," says comedian Joel Kim Booster.
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But the local mayor, Ariel Weil (each Paris district has its own mayor in addition to one who serves the city as a whole), said that while some "fine tuning" of the location might be needed since the urinal is visible from the Seine, it is not going to be removed.
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" This second (and last) issue was launched following the opening of the Society of Independent Artists' 1917 exhibition — based on the French Société des Artistes Indépendants — and contains the tale of the rejection of Duchamp's infamous "Fountain" (1917): a banal porcelain urinal that Duchamp signed with the nom de plume "R.
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"The SEAL "stated that he never touched cocaine with his fingers because of its sticky residue" and instead "always used something to scoop the cocaine into his beverages as he stood at the urinal, such as a credit card, or he poured it directly into his 'Orange Crush' from the small plastic bag.
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A free app for iOS devices uses indoor positioning technology to deliver a variety of themed audio tours ranging in tone from philosophical to irreverent, including a "This Is Not an Artwork Tour," in which comedians from the TV show "Silicon Valley" debate the artistic merit of works like Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" urinal.
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The toilet also has obvious 20th-century art-historical precedents: Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain," the urinal he unsuccessfully submitted to an exhibition in New York 99 years ago this month, and Piero Manzoni's "Merda d'Artista," metal cans with the contents labeled as the artist's feces, each can priced according to its weight in gold.
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"I thought that was using their own sort of antiquated system against them by being like, well, the state of Ohio is going to associate a urinal with men because you know, it's backwards and stupid so that'll be good enough," Oryszak said, and the bathroom situation went unchecked for a few months.
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The heart of Warhol's idea — that by playing the role of businessman, an artist could turn himself into the latest, living example of a commodification he believed none of us can avoid — was perhaps as revolutionary in its time as Marcel Duchamp presenting a humble urinal as sculpture had been in 1917.
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But other than Roussel's imaginary Africa, Duchamp seems mainly unaffected by the Dada mania for everything African, as does Francis Picabia and his quasi-machine painting entitled "Serpentins I" (1918) that is correctly placed near Duchamp's infamous "Fountain" (1917): the banal porcelain pissoir (urinal) signed with the nom de plume R. Mutt (much brouhaha followed).
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" It is almost incomprehensible how bad Trump is at whipping votes, except it makes perfect sense when you realize that he is maximally vindictive while being minimally interested in the particulars of legislation—he's like Lyndon Johnson, if the only part of Johnson's political persona was "waves dick around at urinal to try to intimidate people.
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There are an infinite number of ways to feel like you're getting to the bottom of something—forwarded emails, credential confirmations, guys texting while they zip up their pants at the urinal, people staring bug-eyed at laptops, making spastic hand gestures to the guy sitting next to them, trying to cram in a USB cord.
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On it, Kelly employed the use of Alkaline Trio's Dan Andriano and fellow brother in Arm Neil Hennessey, who enabled him in letting his id run wild, which, if you've ever seen Kelly perform, read one of his tweets, or talked to him for more than five seconds at a urinal, you already know how remarkably strange that can get.
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The tabloids have recently picked-up on the story, and asked Daniel loaded questions about whether his practice promotes drug use, which makes about as much sense as suggesting that Damien Hirst's work made people want to hunt tiger sharks, or assuming that Duchamp's urinal inspired all who saw it to run down to their local pub and carry out some DIY plumbing.
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If you start on an even-numbered stall, the bathroom will become saturated with fewer occupants, upping your chances of a stall neighbor: O X O X O The researchers tested a number of hypothetical scenarios — what if the next person always chooses the closest urinal to the door out of laziness, what if people disregard personal space and choose at random, and so on.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.What you're seeing there, if you can believe you're even seeing it in the first place, is the sorry sight of a young man so sozzled on moonshine, so hopped up on cheap spirit and mixer deals, so wildly off his nut on the fizziest of lagers and the sugariest of 4% alcopops that he's literally fallen asleep in a urinal .
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The absolute highlight of Feud's version of the Oscar ceremony is a nod to Goodfellas: An unbroken shot follows Joan, leading Best Director winner David Lean to the press room, all the way from the podium past starlets and producers backstage, through a bathroom where a man is peeing in an urinal (Joan pats him on the back), through a kitchen, through the green room she's hijacked for her own private party, and back to the opposite side of the stage.
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Dinild Trimp The Trump Soundbite Game An Artist Stole Trump's Used Fork...and Kept It The Champ Kelly Slater Weighed in with an Election-Themed Art Show Karen Finley Becomes Trump, Bernie, and Hillary The Oh So Satisfying Trump Urinal "I See Bad Hombres" MIT's Nightmare Machine Turns on The Donald The Performance Artist Who Stalked and Campaigned for Donald Trump in the Year 2000 Aphex Twin and Weirdcore's Election Spectacular Follow The Creators Project on Instagram for a refreshing break from Donald Trump-themed art.
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And you will find them so help you God— Once worked with a man I can only describe as "curiously vampyric," whose favorite trick was to bowl into the bathrooms after me and adopt a power pose at the urinal—literally as if a power ranger were about to kung-fu an energy orb out of their body, only through his dick—and there he would stand, powerful and steady stream, trying to talk to me about invoices while I tried to wash my hands.
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Born in France in 1887, Duchamp's career began in Paris but he eventually found a more receptive audience in New York, where he moved in 1915 to escape the devastation of World War I. Even though "Fountain" was refused by the newly formed Society of Independent Artists' exhibition in 153, a photo of the urinal by Alfred Stieglitz published in the journal The Blind Man helped cement Duchamp's reputation as an iconoclast who brushed along the edges of several art movements without fully embracing any of them.
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Sipping cranberry juice with club soda and eating Chilean sea bass, Mr. DeVito is a far more civilized dining companion than his character in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," Frank Reynolds, who would no doubt order the most expensive bottle of wine, guzzle the whole thing, wave around a gun, wax nostalgic about the time he waterboarded his daughter in a urinal and then skip out on the check with a doggie bag of bacon bits for lovemaking later with a girlfriend who likes to role play that she's a Cobb salad.
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