The Restroom in the Vatican
The restrooms in the Vatican have these little decorative hand soaps. Whoever put them there sure likes the ocean because all the soaps have a nautical theme. There’s this porcelain dish, which looks like a shell, filled with various fish soaps.
I don’t feel right about washing my hands with a starfish.
I prefer liquid soap.
I don’t feel right about washing my hands with a starfish.
I prefer liquid soap.
posted by admin | 10:40 PM
15 Comments:
... or Astroglide?
Great. I have linked you on my blog.
Benedict, I hope your comments signal the start of a long-lasting friendship between the two of us. I'm very excited and I will continue reading your blog regularly.
Hey, um, sorry about bringing up the whole Hitler Youth thing. Our bad.
Soap can be quite slippery...and a bit dangeroous. You should change that. If they like it in the vatican, doesn't mean you have to.
I'm surprised they don't make little cross-shaped soaps. NO! The best would be sinner-shaped soaps! This way, everytime you wash with it, you'd be wiping away their little soapy sins. If they don't make them in Italy, you could probably get em in NYC - you can get anything there.
Dont you get a say in the shape of the soap in your own home? I am linking you too in the hope my blog will be blessed too, can't go wrong with the odd blog blessing I say.
I'll definitely bring up your recommendations. Thank you.
I can't believe no one's said this yet, but don't you use Pope Soap-On-a-Rope?
Liquid soap is so much more hygienic - well done Benedict
I forgot about Pope on a Rope. Good call.
Maybe you feel better with Catholic themed soap like little saints and pope mobiles. How about some naked figures from the Sistine Chapel celing?
Have you ever tried Zep liquid soap? Reminds most of a violin.
Sally
Been thinking this Sunday Product called GOJO from Akron, Ohio is on inventory here. See site www.gojo.com for ordering.
Still thinking...try this product from Aldi's called Rainwater. Log on to www.aldi.com.
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