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There are NO public or portable toilets provided for the New Years Celebration in Times Square.
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The iLoo, a cancelled Microsoft project from 2003 to develop a portable toilet where you could browse the Internet. It was so widely ridiculed that Microsoft initially tried (and failed) to pass it off as a hoax.
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Microsoft attempted to create a Wi-Fi enabled portable toilet
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The "Close Stool." A portable toilet in the shape of a chair which predated the flush toilet. It is believed to be linked to the etymology of the word "stool," slang for human feces.
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Microsoft once planned to create the iLoo: an Internet-enabled portable toilet, with waterproof keyboards and screens inside and out, and toilet paper embossed with popular URLs. After two weeks and much ridicule they cancelled it.
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Johnny Carson sued to stop a company from calling its portable toilets "Here's Johnny".
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About "The Emperor" - a silver chamberpot (portable toilet) owned by Joseph Bonaparte and a gift from his brother, plundered by the British during the rout of the French at the Battle of Vittoria. Today used by the King's Royal Hussars as a punchbowl during their formal Officer's Mess.
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A portable female toilet exists, and it's extremely cheap.
