Why do toilet seat covers have a flap in the center?
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Jillian C. York is Director for International Freedom of Expression at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. She writes regularly about free expression, politics, and the Internet, with particular focus on the Arab world. She is on the Board of Directors of Global Voices Online, and has written for a variety of publications, including Al Jazeera, The Atlantic, The Guardian, Foreign Policy, and Bloomberg. Views expressed on this blog belong to Jillian alone and do not represent her employers, past or present.
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2.03.2008Ahmed
Jillian, been around public restrooms a lot? … LOL
My guess is that the flap serves to pull the seat cover in when you flush. That way you wouldn’t have to touch it once used …;-)
22.03.2008Mirabelvx
nice work, brother