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denis567 | 20:57 Sun 13th May 2012 | ChatterBank
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A friend tells me that she has read about a person, while using the toilet on a coach, opened the door and fell out of the coach onto the road.
I cannot believe that any coach would have a toilet door leading directly to the outside. What do you think?
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Bloody good job she wan't on a plane!
I cant say I've ever seen one that does
LOL Mike
No I wouldn't think there would be access to a loo from the outside. They would be finding old grannies in the road with their knickers around their ankles up and down the motorways.
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I heard a story that someone had pulled the wrong lever to flush the coach toilet and dumped 50 gallons of merde onto a French motorway. How the French would have noticed I don't know.
Lol 50 gallons, that is a lot of merde to carry on a coach. It was the best place to get rid.
That does not surprise me. Back in the 60s I used a toilet on a French train. On flushing I was amazed to see the bottom of the toilet bowl disappear giving me a full view of the tracks and sleepers below rushing by at speed.
Same in England back then Mike. I remember it well.
Nah, don't believe it.
I remember the notices on the trains, asking people not to use the toilets when the train was stationary.
Some coaches have steps down to two doors.

One is into the toilet, the other is an emergency exit.
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Yes Hopkirk, that is what I thought must have happened.
I know you mustn't do number 2's when a train stops! Is it the same for a coach?
Or flush!
askyourgran
I remember the notices on the trains, asking people not to use the toilets when the train was stationary.

there was a song too
"Please refrain from urination
while the train is in the station"
cant remember the rest
A scary new definition of "I'm just off to evacuate my bowels". :P
As far as I know British trains , or at least some of them, still do empty the toilets on to the track. Plenty of turds on the tracks if you bother to look.
I think the newer rolling stock doesn't nowadays.

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