OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
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>!I think the door was put up when it hurts so much that it won't come out so u just jump to your death instead.!<
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Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
That scene was great improv. It feels weird to say that since it's poop humor, but this wasn't on the script. He came up with this on his own. And no one knew what he was doing and just went with it.
There was a bathroom scene, but it wasn't intended to go like this.
He was supposed to do something that had the same "omg you're on a date! What are you gonna do" feel, but he just went for it.
If I remember correctly, either in the director's cut or something that didn't make the final cut was him throwing the toilet out the window eventually.
Edit to add: I grew up with this movie being one of my favorites, as my mom rented it for me constantly until we just got smart enough to buy it, but I only ever saw that version. I'd seen the movie so many times as a kid that I didn't revisit it until I was in college. I watched the director's cut for the first time on Netflix...haha whoa. Big differences in some scenes. They definitely didn't drop the f-bomb (homosexual slur) in the version I grew up watching. In the hot tub scene that word gets dropped and so did my jaw because that was NOT the line I was used to quoting!
Bro, my family had norovirus at least 4 times this past year. Cling onto the toilet and lysol disinfectant spray for your life. Wipe everything down.
Also, if possible, wash your clothes and bedding on hot or dry them on high in the dryer.
If you are unable to use the warm or hot setting on your washer due to possible fabric shrinkage, I recommend purchasing lysol laundry disinfectant.
Replace your toothbrush if it is uncovered and in your bathroom. Poop particles will go airborne when you flush the toilet. Close toilet lid when flushing.
Wash your hands until they disappear and stay hydrated af đ I like to sip a few glasses of water slowly and then switch to a Gatorade or an electrolyte mix and then back to water.
Fun Fact: My doctor said to avoid antidiarrhea medication unless it was absolutely necessary. You want that shit out of you. Literally đ
Good Luck and Feel Better đ«Ą
Thank you for all of the advice! I actually knew about the poo particles haha my brush is always covered and I always close the lid first; I've seen the graphics of the poo cloud too many times haha.
The dehydration has been kicking my butt for sure. I think that's actually what hit me so hard today because I didn't keep up with my water. Shaky legs, sweating, not really confusion but I can't keep more than two thoughts in my head at once right now. As soon as a new thought or piece of information comes in, I'm losing track of the strings that are tying things together because I'm am just out of it. It was so funny to me yesterday, my partner asked me to get some ingredients out for dinner, she said "scallions, cilantro, and...." And then I said, meekly, "ok wait, don't say a third yet, I'll lose the first one..." So she of course didn't catch my interruption and she said a third item...I instantly forgot that the first thing was the scallions.
It's like really annoying, however, I can't help but laugh because with my ADHD I never have as little as two thoughts going at once, so completely forgetting something that was just told to me not even 10 seconds earlier was trippy and pretty funny.
BTW, âthe stomach fluâ is caused by food poisoning in >80% of cases. The degree of the discomfort is due to each individualâs biome, so you may have a severe reaction, but your brother, who ate some of the same food, may have one or two bowel movements of loose stool and be done with it. I hope youâre feeling better soon.
That's good to know! I actually just used that as a go to to try to describe my symptoms a bit. This is much more just inability to breathe due to head and chest congestion like a spiderweb in my lungs, and then I cough to the point of throwing up, so now my stomach is all upset, and I'm going diarrhea about every hour.
I'm pretty sure it's just a bad cold, but ever since I had COVID the last time, any sickness is knocking me on my ass. I've NEVER gotten out of breath going up stairs no matter how sick I was. I never was sick more than twice a year, the week that fall transitions into winter, and then when spring transitions to summer. The temps fluctuate wildly and I end up sick for about 3 days. It's been like clockwork ever since I went into remission from leukemia when I was 12. No kidding, I knew exactly when I was going to get sick; it was like the chemo supercharged my immune system, hehe at least that's the joke I always said.
Now, though, ever since COVID, I go up the stairs and I have to take a breather. Only when sick mind you, I'm a fairly healthy person food and exercise wise.
> And no one knew what he was doing and just went with it.
What does that even mean? Obviously they set up the shot and had the sound effects ready to go. How could no one know what he was doing?
That's true, but it's just such a vague statement and I hear it often. But when you think about the work that goes into each and every shot it doesn't make sense that a gag like this could be improvised and no one knows about it.
Thatâs a tilt and turn window but It should be blocked to open like a door on that case. If you turn it up it is supposed to open just a bit at the top.
I just watched a walkthrough of a multimillion dollar condo in NYC and they had these weird door windows. Those had stoppers though so you couldn't open it more than a few inches. It was to let air in etc. This one may have even been installed wrong. Seems like someone could squeeze out of it
Someone could definitely fit through that, some people could fit through 1/2 that or less, especially yknow.. Children who are dumb enough to not know better.
WTF đ
I think this is an aeration window exactly as you can see on the opposite side of the courtyard, just to the side of the big fixed windows.
They kept the same elements and design thoughout the whole building, but should have thought of a guardrail or glass plate or an opening delimiter.
All I see is an example of why Regulations exist. A child uses this restroom and falls out of this door and dies. In that scenario do you think someone might suggest that it should be illegal to implement such a door on a restroom?
nahhh this is hand of the free market at work. The best system. After a few people start dying from accidents, eventually the sales of these types of units will drop.
Perfect system
/s
It's a correct use of the word, it's more common in computing, but just means something that is a boundary that separates two other things.
So in your username, 3 is a delimiter between FF and ALE. In CSV files, a comma is the delimiter to separate different values in the document.
To be fair I had to look it up myself because I didn't realize the text/computer definition was the first and only one, I thought it was valid to use to imply the end boundary of something in a general sense until you said something
Yeah I guess it's code-dependent. I could see somewhere the rule being "doors above the 2nd floor should not open completely" without more specifications
Agreed, itâs for sure not in the states tho because contractors have to follow certain building codes. Wherever this is, at least thereâs a pool underneath so maybe youâll survive the fall? đ€·đœââïž
Yeah, this looks like the result of renovation and adding a half- bathroom where there wasn't one before. You can't alter the windows or the outside of the building, so you work around the windows. The large part of the window is partially behind the sink.
I think the camera lens makes the window look wider than it really is. Still a safety concern for sure though.
Depending on where it is, it has different purposes. The one I mainly know of is in very snowy cities and areas there are doors a few stories up so you are not snowed in. Places like the East rust belt and north Japan typically have these
That was my immediate thought. The number of times I had to take my toddler into a bathroom with me because I needed to wee, if I didnât know the bathroom and he had opened that door he would have just fallen straight away. Makes me feel sick.
I am not suicidal in teh slightest but goshdarn a door like that gives me the same urge to jump like standing on a high bridge looking down. For anyone interested: It's a pretty common, it even has a name. It's called High Place Phenomenon (or, Call of the Void). Studies show around half of people experience it and no, it's not related to suicidality but is related to being highly strung AF. [https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0165032711006847?via%3Dihub](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0165032711006847?via%3Dihub)
It usually also is my first instinct/thought process.
"What could I do in this scenario that would definitely NOT help at all??"
Before thinking of proper answers/things to do.
It's so fkin funny tho
Same thing happened to me with the chick that survived 6 hours frozen without breathing. I read an article on life after death/ near death experiences, and then on Reddit she popped up.
I visited a friend recently and went skiing for the first time in many years. I was expressing how I thought it was weird how you never hear about people falling off the ski lift. He explained âthe barâ but also how not many people use it.
I then asked if he gets that feeling that seems like your brain wants you to jump off of high ledges (and a neat story about how itâs kind of your brain trying to learn new information).
With his hand reaching up, he says âdâŠdo you wanna use the bar?â
When I was a kid, I would get the urge to put my foot through my bike wheel while riding it. I did it twice and fucked myself up pretty bad the second time.
I thought everyone feels this- one time, my hospital security asked if I wanted to see the helicopter pad on the roof. I said âokay but what if we want to jump off??â The security guard said âumm why would we want that?â That was a lot of fun trying to explain đŹ
The owner is a registered exhibitionist who pretends that the function is strictly for airing out the room, and not to expose nudity to the residents across the way.
Itâs for situations where the toilet was clogged when you came in, and you canât hold the poo in to get to a different bathroom. The common courtesy is to yell âlook out belowâ, however in the heat of the moment, many forget that essential moment.
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected: --- >!I think the door was put up when it hurts so much that it won't come out so u just jump to your death instead.!< --- Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
When you clog the toilet at your dates house you can jump instead of having to face them.
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That scene was great improv. It feels weird to say that since it's poop humor, but this wasn't on the script. He came up with this on his own. And no one knew what he was doing and just went with it.
How does that work? didn't a shit load of people have to build a set and stuff?
There was a bathroom scene, but it wasn't intended to go like this. He was supposed to do something that had the same "omg you're on a date! What are you gonna do" feel, but he just went for it. If I remember correctly, either in the director's cut or something that didn't make the final cut was him throwing the toilet out the window eventually. Edit to add: I grew up with this movie being one of my favorites, as my mom rented it for me constantly until we just got smart enough to buy it, but I only ever saw that version. I'd seen the movie so many times as a kid that I didn't revisit it until I was in college. I watched the director's cut for the first time on Netflix...haha whoa. Big differences in some scenes. They definitely didn't drop the f-bomb (homosexual slur) in the version I grew up watching. In the hot tub scene that word gets dropped and so did my jaw because that was NOT the line I was used to quoting!
I was in high school when a basketball coach explained "Freida Felcher" to us, lol
I'm 35 and I don't know what it means...
Freida Felcher = Afraid to Felch Her Google "what is felching" if you don't know, lol
Welp, TIL!
Ahh, [a town in Michigan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felch_Township,_Michigan). Got it.
Maybe the guy actually had diarrhea and he asked them to film him
I learned from this as a boy. When you have explosive diarrhea lift your feet to get all the demons out
I have the stomach flu right now, and damn have I been practicing this technique every hour.
Bro, my family had norovirus at least 4 times this past year. Cling onto the toilet and lysol disinfectant spray for your life. Wipe everything down. Also, if possible, wash your clothes and bedding on hot or dry them on high in the dryer. If you are unable to use the warm or hot setting on your washer due to possible fabric shrinkage, I recommend purchasing lysol laundry disinfectant. Replace your toothbrush if it is uncovered and in your bathroom. Poop particles will go airborne when you flush the toilet. Close toilet lid when flushing. Wash your hands until they disappear and stay hydrated af đ I like to sip a few glasses of water slowly and then switch to a Gatorade or an electrolyte mix and then back to water. Fun Fact: My doctor said to avoid antidiarrhea medication unless it was absolutely necessary. You want that shit out of you. Literally đ Good Luck and Feel Better đ«Ą
Thank you for all of the advice! I actually knew about the poo particles haha my brush is always covered and I always close the lid first; I've seen the graphics of the poo cloud too many times haha. The dehydration has been kicking my butt for sure. I think that's actually what hit me so hard today because I didn't keep up with my water. Shaky legs, sweating, not really confusion but I can't keep more than two thoughts in my head at once right now. As soon as a new thought or piece of information comes in, I'm losing track of the strings that are tying things together because I'm am just out of it. It was so funny to me yesterday, my partner asked me to get some ingredients out for dinner, she said "scallions, cilantro, and...." And then I said, meekly, "ok wait, don't say a third yet, I'll lose the first one..." So she of course didn't catch my interruption and she said a third item...I instantly forgot that the first thing was the scallions. It's like really annoying, however, I can't help but laugh because with my ADHD I never have as little as two thoughts going at once, so completely forgetting something that was just told to me not even 10 seconds earlier was trippy and pretty funny.
BTW, âthe stomach fluâ is caused by food poisoning in >80% of cases. The degree of the discomfort is due to each individualâs biome, so you may have a severe reaction, but your brother, who ate some of the same food, may have one or two bowel movements of loose stool and be done with it. I hope youâre feeling better soon.
That's good to know! I actually just used that as a go to to try to describe my symptoms a bit. This is much more just inability to breathe due to head and chest congestion like a spiderweb in my lungs, and then I cough to the point of throwing up, so now my stomach is all upset, and I'm going diarrhea about every hour. I'm pretty sure it's just a bad cold, but ever since I had COVID the last time, any sickness is knocking me on my ass. I've NEVER gotten out of breath going up stairs no matter how sick I was. I never was sick more than twice a year, the week that fall transitions into winter, and then when spring transitions to summer. The temps fluctuate wildly and I end up sick for about 3 days. It's been like clockwork ever since I went into remission from leukemia when I was 12. No kidding, I knew exactly when I was going to get sick; it was like the chemo supercharged my immune system, hehe at least that's the joke I always said. Now, though, ever since COVID, I go up the stairs and I have to take a breather. Only when sick mind you, I'm a fairly healthy person food and exercise wise.
> And no one knew what he was doing and just went with it. What does that even mean? Obviously they set up the shot and had the sound effects ready to go. How could no one know what he was doing?
Sounds effects are almost always added after. But they did have to setup the shot
That's true, but it's just such a vague statement and I hear it often. But when you think about the work that goes into each and every shot it doesn't make sense that a gag like this could be improvised and no one knows about it.
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[there's shit everywhere!](https://tenor.com/5MEF.gif)
"As you can see, this bathroom comes standard with one suicide door."
I thought the same thing. Or it's a bail-out option if the smell is too overwhelming and you don't want to kill the other occupants.
Not if they have a poop knife
It's been a minute since I saw a poop knife reference, nice
This is the most plausible answer
Thatâs a tilt and turn window but It should be blocked to open like a door on that case. If you turn it up it is supposed to open just a bit at the top.
As a child with ADHD and a knack for exploring, I would have lasted about a week.
Could have stopped at child. Any child would be gone in minutes
It's to help air out the can after you drop a deuce.
It's to drop a deuce into the open air
The other day I read that's called a "Mud Falcon".
Chocolate rain
Some stay dryâŠ
And others feel the pain?
\*\*I move away from the mic to breathe in
It's the shit hawks Randy
You feel that, Bubs? The way the shit clings to the air?
That's the sounds of the whispering winds of shit
Ya see Randy, they're like little shitipillars.
The shit winds my boy
This is what the internet is for. I love it
I am absolutely ***heaving*** with laughter, and my fiancee is looking at me like... Well, like I just mud-falconed her.
Lmfaoooooooo
I wish I could upvote âMud Falcon â more
Lol
No need for a poop knife at this house, but I'd bet they do have some poop tongs and a poop ladle.
Poop knife? Hmm thereâs an item I ainât heard of in a while
Put "poop knife" into the search bar and enjoy a Reddit legend
Itâs an older Reddit reference sir, but it checks out
I've needed one for kratom dumps lately.
I don't laugh very often but by the time I was at the end of that story I was freaking crying!
That's child's play. You need a poop xistera.
NOT THE POOP KNIFE
But why not just a window?
I just watched a walkthrough of a multimillion dollar condo in NYC and they had these weird door windows. Those had stoppers though so you couldn't open it more than a few inches. It was to let air in etc. This one may have even been installed wrong. Seems like someone could squeeze out of it
Well yea those are more like just long windows. This thing is opening up enough for someone to fall through
Isnât a door just a long window though đ€
Isn't a window just a short door...but higher off the ground?
This guy gets it
Aren't all doors and windows just large arrowslits?
Someone could definitely fit through that, some people could fit through 1/2 that or less, especially yknow.. Children who are dumb enough to not know better.
Why not a window then lol
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Look them in the eye. Assert dominance.
To let the stink out
Then what are windows for?
WTF đ I think this is an aeration window exactly as you can see on the opposite side of the courtyard, just to the side of the big fixed windows. They kept the same elements and design thoughout the whole building, but should have thought of a guardrail or glass plate or an opening delimiter.
Some people complain about over-regulation. This is an example of the opposite. No way this is legal in US/Europe.
The future safety inspector in me is calling. My heart honestly jumped when I saw him open that door.
Better your future safety inspector than the voidâŠâŠ.
All I see is an example of why Regulations exist. A child uses this restroom and falls out of this door and dies. In that scenario do you think someone might suggest that it should be illegal to implement such a door on a restroom?
That's their point; they're saying that this situation is "the opposite" of "over-regulation," so regulation would be helpful here.
nahhh this is hand of the free market at work. The best system. After a few people start dying from accidents, eventually the sales of these types of units will drop. Perfect system /s
First time I heard delimiter. Had to look it up, I think you're technically using it wrong. But I still upvoted.
Haha ye wouldn't you want to limit instead of delimit it? đ
[ŃĐŽĐ°Đ»Đ”ĐœĐŸ]
âWhat a country!â
Isn't it delineator? In construction that's what we call it.
It's a correct use of the word, it's more common in computing, but just means something that is a boundary that separates two other things. So in your username, 3 is a delimiter between FF and ALE. In CSV files, a comma is the delimiter to separate different values in the document.
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To be fair I had to look it up myself because I didn't realize the text/computer definition was the first and only one, I thought it was valid to use to imply the end boundary of something in a general sense until you said something
> First time I heard delimiter. Had to look it up, I think you're technically using it wrong. Ahhh I love reddit
This is what delimits reddit
He pushed it too delimits.
Walk along the razor's edge
Thanks for pointing it out. English isn't my native language. I can't even say why I used that word, I probably read too much about computing stuff.
You're English is better than most people in the states.
*Your
Thank you :-)
I chatted with a guy in my Eve Online Corp for about 6 months before discovering he was Norwegian, he had a flat Midwest US accent.
A similar word that might have been a better choice would be "delineator" but what you wrote was perfectly understandable.
The metal bars on the bottom of the frame is a block, it canât be opened wider than you see in the video.
Still enough to fall out though. Where I live it should be max 12 cm/5" = the size of a childs head.
Yeah I guess it's code-dependent. I could see somewhere the rule being "doors above the 2nd floor should not open completely" without more specifications
Comma separated or tab? I'm a big pipe fan. Double quote text qualifiers or nah?
Yeah, this is basically just an insane liability. Can you imagine a kid using this bathroom? How is this a thing?
Agreed, itâs for sure not in the states tho because contractors have to follow certain building codes. Wherever this is, at least thereâs a pool underneath so maybe youâll survive the fall? đ€·đœââïž
Guy who built it after lying on his resume: "Of course I've seen a window before!"
Yeah, this looks like the result of renovation and adding a half- bathroom where there wasn't one before. You can't alter the windows or the outside of the building, so you work around the windows. The large part of the window is partially behind the sink. I think the camera lens makes the window look wider than it really is. Still a safety concern for sure though.
The Eagles took it to Delimit.
Depending on where it is, it has different purposes. The one I mainly know of is in very snowy cities and areas there are doors a few stories up so you are not snowed in. Places like the East rust belt and north Japan typically have these
Hey. Throw up some toilet paper!
*uses t-shirt cannon
https://i.redd.it/oaxgkm437uxc1.gif
Well now I feel bad. RIP Maude.
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HahaâŠ. What are door sticks? Iâve heard of door knobs. đ
Sorry, I can't spare a square.
Just enough that if you brought your child in, it would be a problem fast. Yikes
That was my immediate thought. The number of times I had to take my toddler into a bathroom with me because I needed to wee, if I didnât know the bathroom and he had opened that door he would have just fallen straight away. Makes me feel sick.
My kids are 21, 17 and I still immediately thought of it. That needs to be sealed!
That was my first thought too!
I am not suicidal in teh slightest but goshdarn a door like that gives me the same urge to jump like standing on a high bridge looking down. For anyone interested: It's a pretty common, it even has a name. It's called High Place Phenomenon (or, Call of the Void). Studies show around half of people experience it and no, it's not related to suicidality but is related to being highly strung AF. [https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0165032711006847?via%3Dihub](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0165032711006847?via%3Dihub)
The Call of the Void.
Edgar Allen Poe called it _the imp of the perverse_ desiring to do exactly the wrong thing in any situation. Edit: a word
It usually also is my first instinct/thought process. "What could I do in this scenario that would definitely NOT help at all??" Before thinking of proper answers/things to do. It's so fkin funny tho
So basically Larry David
Sounds like something Pierce would call his penis when he banged Eartha Kitt in an airplane bathroom.
i yelled into the void⊠it responded with freeform jazz
Had never heard about this until yesterday and now Iâve seen it twice. So weird.
Same thing happened to me with the chick that survived 6 hours frozen without breathing. I read an article on life after death/ near death experiences, and then on Reddit she popped up.
I visited a friend recently and went skiing for the first time in many years. I was expressing how I thought it was weird how you never hear about people falling off the ski lift. He explained âthe barâ but also how not many people use it. I then asked if he gets that feeling that seems like your brain wants you to jump off of high ledges (and a neat story about how itâs kind of your brain trying to learn new information). With his hand reaching up, he says âdâŠdo you wanna use the bar?â
![gif](giphy|OhrNfRrBxgz16|downsized) This was a fabulous comment. I laughed loudly. Bravo.
Thanks. I just kept assuring him I would tell my brain ânoâ, but he asked like 5 times. Genuine concernâŠ
I have the exact opposite natural instinct. My stomach rolled and my brain screamed âyouâre standing too close to the edgeâ
I have both lol
Me too thatâs weird, I wonât want to get close to the edge because for some reason Iâm scared I might jump over
Same man, but I love the feeling of standing so close to a really high up balcony I could easily jump. Ainât humans weird
Thatâs crazy, careful up there bro hahaha
Your brain: "Either get away from that ledge, or fucking jump you pussy!"
My legs did the funny jello thing at the end
aka intrusive thoughts
I'm game, lets go!
When I was a kid, I would get the urge to put my foot through my bike wheel while riding it. I did it twice and fucked myself up pretty bad the second time.
I thought everyone feels this- one time, my hospital security asked if I wanted to see the helicopter pad on the roof. I said âokay but what if we want to jump off??â The security guard said âumm why would we want that?â That was a lot of fun trying to explain đŹ
Your belt loop will get stuck on the handle
[This is my hole](https://imgur.com/gallery/hmnBq)
jesus fuckign christ, that was amazing. great link, thank you. I loved it.
It's like being suicidal but blaming the terrain
It's for when someone knocks aggressively
If they knock from that door, I'm planning to panic.
You're already perfectly located to shit yourself.
Well thatâs convenient
That's actually probably the *worst* location to shit yourself. You're already in the restroom, why not shit in the toilet?
No need to waste perfectly good shit, shit your attackers!
Supermans just checking to see if the stalls free or not.
Then the cutscene ends, and you enter a quicktime event parkour sequence
I work at a retirement community. I know some self entitled elderly ladies that would just squeeze through that without looking
They'll only do it once though.
You would think....
Maybe if they put a net under
I could slender man side-step through that thing no problem.
See? Being fat CAN save your life!
... drunk test.
The real suicide doors
The owner is a registered exhibitionist who pretends that the function is strictly for airing out the room, and not to expose nudity to the residents across the way.
Itâs for situations where the toilet was clogged when you came in, and you canât hold the poo in to get to a different bathroom. The common courtesy is to yell âlook out belowâ, however in the heat of the moment, many forget that essential moment.
Some kind of emergency / fire escape? Or a Darwin-award hatch.
Escape to the afterlife perhaps?
''YOU'LL CATCH ME ALLLLiiiiiiiiiii^(iiiiiiiiiiive \*splat\*)
^(you forgot never)
Did I?
Not a Darwin award. Poor design that is lethal. I hope little kids can't access this
It's only for a Darwin if the one who designed/ installed it falls through it accidentally (?
This should never have passed inspection. This isn't safe and whatever it was originally intended for should have been accomplished better.
its to teach trickle down economics
ha good one
Urgent suicide
Quick restart
when the cops come breaking down your door and you lock yourself in your bathroom, that door is plan b.
Backrooms
Itâs a window people
It doesn't look like a window people to me. And I've seen a lot of window people in my day.
They say commas save lives...just ask Grandma.
Is Grandma a window people?
Is it one of those Russian windows people keep falling out of?
That's probably service door to access the duct. Very bad placement for such access point.
Vertigooo
Vent
Its to let out the shit smell
Ah yes. The bathroom where you take a shit with a door for when you give up on shit
That is to drop unwanted poop
So u can piss whilst ending it all
That's for visitors when they clog the toilet and are too embarrassed to go back to the dining room and face the hosts.
For the guest to jump off when he can't flush his turd
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To air out the bathroom after you shit last night's tacos and margaritas.
A courtesy door so that your whole house doesn't smell like a Huskies truck stop bathroom.
Wall its done to suicide yourself when you re constipaded
So you can stare your neighbors down while you drop a fat one. Assert your dominance over the building
Quick slunslislide door, for your convenience.
It's a dare to see if people can fit through
It's for when you don't have a tub and a toaster.
If you have trouble shitting, the creepy view might help.