Toiletries
Tissue, toilet paper, soaps, shampoo, etc. Japan has a million different kinds of toiletries to keep people clean – and amused if you are an Engrish watcher.
Comes already warm
Save some room for urinal cake
Photo courtesy of Holly Tavel.
Found in Prague, Czech Republic.
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In the fetish aisle
posted on 20 Mar 2014 in Toiletries
Now in athletes!
Photo courtesy of Justin Schornack.
Foot cream found at 100 yen shop in Japan.
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Dental Pecker
Photo courtesy of Mike Truscott.
Spotted in Tokyo, Japan.
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For butt of cold
Finally: butt floss
Photo courtesy of Emma Morgan.
Found at pound shop in London (made in China).
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Just what I wanted…
Photo courtesy of Daniel Buvarp.
Cup imported from China.
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