What? Really? You still make people get a key from you to use the toilet? Really?

The key should be connected to a bottle of disinfectant.

The BP out on west Superior St. requires a key- attached to a long stick. And the lock to the men's room is hinky at best.

Keys for public bathrooms drive me crazy!!! I also find that bathrooms that require keys also seem to be less clean than their non-keyed counterparts. Not sure of the correlation there.

At public toilets in Ecuador you don't need a key, but each unit has an attendant and you must pay 10 cents to use the facilities--and if you need papel hygenico, that costs extra.

Once we were at Bulldog Pizza, we had to get a key to use the bathroom that apparently a lot of businesses in the bldg and the library shared. . . well we took the key home with us. I meant to return it, but eventually just tossed it.

I asked to use the restroom at Pine Needle Mountaineering in Durango, CO and they had a "key on a ski" I had to carry into the mall to get into the bathroom in the mall. Wish I had taken a picture.

You need a key for the bathroom at the Hermantown Goodwill, which strikes me as odd because you have to drive to get to the store. There won't be non-customers walking in just to use the bathroom.

Now, that's an ultimate Frisbee.

Dork?

The fact that Paul Lundgren's dick is a dork seems *completely* apropos.

Now, that's an ultimate Frisbee.

Gawd, I thought the Beaver Bay Holiday Stationstore was the last bastion of bathroom keys (they've converted to no-key-required).

The last time we were at the Cloquet Public Library for something related to home school, we had to get a key from the librarian's desk to use the bathrooms in the hallway.

"And for your 3rd and final wish?"

"I wish to be a Frisbee."

"Is that all?"

"Yes. A Frisbee. Forever."