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The Sen. Larry Craig Bathroom at the Minneapolis Airport: ‘It’s Become a Tourist Attraction’

Last week my husband and I had to drive down to the Minneapolis Airport to pick up our son, who had been at a Bible Camp in Norway.  Our son’s plane was delayed and at some point my husband had to visit the facilities.  We’d heard all about what goes on in the “facilities” in Minneapolis, so you can imagine how scared both of us were.  My husband was raised as a good Lutheran.  He’s incapable of saying no.  So what do think would happen if “respectable looking” gentlemen, as Sen. Craig certainly seems, were to proposition my husband in a bathroom stall?
Fortuntately, my husband had picked out his own clothes for our trip to Minneapolis.  So no one in their right mind would want to solicit him.
But, as far as I’m concerned, it just isn’t right when a God fearing person has to fear for the sanctity of his privates when answering the call of nature.

Currently having spent the night here, I can’t imagine why someone would intentionally seek out that particular bathroom.

There are hundreds that all look the same in this airport.

This is hilarious! I always thought that almost anything can be transformed in a tourist attraction. But never thought about… you know… a toilet! :)) OMG! After reading this post I have to check out, no matter what!