Today, the urinals at New York's Old Town Bar & Restaurant (left) turn 100 years-old. In honor of the milestone, the bar's co-owner Gerald Meagher is throwing them a party.(We hate to piss all over someone's birthday party, but in this case, it seems like an appropriate gesture.)
Urinal aficionados and the rest of the public is invited to come celebrate the porcelain centenarians and will be treated to a champagne toast, toilet tribute by writer Steve Rushin, and the reading of a congratulatory letter from Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Women will also have the opportunity to check out the men's loo -- presumably to be reminded that they'll forever be relegated to the sit-down kind of peeing.
So if you're in Manhattan tonight, swing by Old Town to pay your respect and wish the urinals a happy birthday. No need to bring a gift. But please arrive with a full bladder.


























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Monday 08 November
By Dan
So um, while ALL of the public was invited into the men's room for the celebration - where did the guys go who actually had to take a leak - the alley???
I've wondered the same about the Madonna Inn in California, who invites everyone from the wife, the kids and grandma into their men's room to gaze upon the waterfall urinal - what the heck do the guys do in the meantime?
I notice there's never a party the men are invited to inside the ladies' room. Double standard much?!?
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