Thread: Craig Joins the Crowd - A Brief History of Bathroom Busts

Craig Joins the Crowd - A Brief History of Bathroom Busts:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20479441/di ... /1107/s/2/

The Minneapolis police called it disorderly conduct -- and were under the clear impression there was an intent to engage in 'lewd conduct.' Sen. Larry Craig called it a misunderstanding, which triggered a guilty plea he now regrets. What actually happened in the bathroom of the Minneapolis airport will be the subject of heated political gossip for days and weeks to come, as opponents decry what they see as the conservative Idaho Republican's hypocrisy, and Craig goes about the difficult business of trying to salvage a badly damaged political career. But one thing is clear: Craig is not the first public figure to get in trouble making a pit stop. Herewith, a brief history of crime and the can.

What a Photo Essay!

Dixie

Let us pray that this is a foreshadowing of where the AgBill needs to be placed:"In the Toilet!"

Here's one they forgot:

"Just ask Denise Wells. The poor Houston woman was zapped with a $200 fine for slipping into a men's restroom facility during a George Strait concert at the Summit, a 17,000-seat sports arena. The last thing Denise wanted was trouble; but put simply, the woman had to go. Indeed! " 1990

Her complaints have changed building codes in Texas, which have increased the number of stalls in women's restrooms over the number of mens in public buildings. Us ladies have her to thank for shorter lines!

Dixie