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platform hand cleaner



Upon arriving on a subway platform, there's nothing I enjoy more than washing my hands of their daily grime, getting them all lovely and clean for my journey to work/home, depending on my direction of travel.

I'm hoping they might soon place urinals next to the sinks, so I'll be able to have a leak at the same time as keeping a look out for the arrival of my train. If it comes early, I'll be able to break my flow in order to board the train. Although it's pretty hard to stop once you've started.


It may look like he's having a slash, but he is in fact attending to his hands.

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On Sunday, 25 June, 2006, Blogger Mike said:

I recently read a book called Blue Eyed Salaryman, which you might enjoy. It's by an Irishman called Niall Murtagh who spent years working for Mitsubishi in Tokyo and Osaka. It's a very interesting and often funny account of being an outsider in a huge Japanese company. Have you come across it before?  



On Sunday, 25 June, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said:

It seems quite convenient. I wonder if they have plans to install shower cubicles on the platforms, I'd definitely use one of those. :)  



On Monday, 26 June, 2006, Blogger Citizen_Stu said:

What? No towel rack? :p  



On Saturday, 22 July, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said:

that is pretty nice... although it seems like it could make your hands dirty after all with all the people coming by. being able to pee might be a good idea but then what would the girls do...  



On Saturday, 04 November, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said:

i think they need to install the karzy ASAP judging the state of the womans legs in the bottom pic  



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