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Potty Sexism at the Portland Jetport

Where: 1001 Westbrook Street [map], Portland, ME, United States, 04102
November 29, 2006 at 3:10 PM | by | Comments (0)


The BriLL seat is a useful invention that helps protect you at the airport. It protects you from germs, those terrorists of the microorganism world. It's a self-refreshing toilet seat that provides a new protective covering for ever user, so no other prophylactic supplies are needed.

This local news bit demonstrates how the seats are working at the Portland Jetport in Portland, Maine. There, they've only been installed in the women's bathrooms, and at least one man thinks it's "blatant discrimination." You can also find the seats at airports in New Orleans, Gulfport-Biloxi, and Oklahoma City. Does that mean they have the dirtiest travelers?

We couldn't embed the video, but you can click through to view it.

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