Who says witches can't have a little fun? Bouncy witch legs are a whimsical and playful decoration that adds a touch of charm to any Halloween display. These quirky decorations typically consist of a pair of witch legs, complete with striped leggings, black boots, and a pointed hat, that are attached to a spring or coil. When placed outside, the bouncy witch legs sway and bounce in the wind, creating a cheerful and eye-catching movement. Bouncy witch legs are a popular choice for Halloween enthusiasts who want to add a sense of humor and lightheartedness to their decorations. They provide a delightful contrast to the traditionally spooky and dark elements of Halloween, offering a more whimsical and playful atmosphere. Whether placed in a front yard, on a porch, or in a garden, bouncy witch legs instantly add a touch of charm and bring a smile to anyone's face.
My only question is if there’s an actual bathroom inside this bathroom restaurant. Do you do your business and eat at the same time? How does this work?
Order correctly chicken wings, Taiwanese sausage, fried tofu , and the food arrives in a miniature floor commode which was the stuff of nightmares for Western backpackers in Asia in the past. Thankfully, seat covers are employed, and no one s actually forced to cop a squat while downing dishes so lovingly named black poop chocolate sundae , smells-like-poop braised pork over rice , constipation zha jiang mian , bloody number two vanilla-strawberry sundae.
Whether placed in a front yard, on a porch, or in a garden, bouncy witch legs instantly add a touch of charm and bring a smile to anyone's face. Not only are bouncy witch legs visually appealing, but they also serve as a great conversation starter. They invite curiosity and laughter from passersby and bring joy to children and adults alike.
Fun Friday Fact Time: Magic Restroom Cafe Serves Dishes in Toilet Bowls
Asia has all sorts of weird s***, and I say this quite literally. In Taiwan, where my extended family lives, there’s a restaurant called the Modern Toilet Restaurant. You plop down on toilets and dine on dishes that arrive in toilet bowls. Needless to say, nature has never called me to go there.
Even when you think an idea is so outrageous it has to be contained in Asia, you’re wrong. The owner of Modern Toilet Restaurant decided to open one in Los Angeles this week, because of the concept’s popularity in Taiwan.
The menu is all Taiwanese food, but it’s all sounding very unappetizing. From LA’s Eaterwire:
If diarrhea-looking food swimming in a toilet bowl still doesn’t offend, understand the dish is named signature “golden poop” rice. Order correctly (chicken wings, Taiwanese sausage, fried tofu), and the food arrives in a miniature floor commode which was the stuff of nightmares for Western backpackers in Asia in the past.
Sadly, not all chairs are toilet seats, and none of the toilets have water tanks attached. Thankfully, seat covers are employed, and no one’s actually forced to cop a squat while downing dishes so lovingly named: “black poop” (chocolate sundae), “smells-like-poop” (braised pork over rice), “constipation” (zha jiang mian), “bloody number two” (vanilla-strawberry sundae). For an Alinea-esque multi-sensory dining experience, it’s best to order the stinky tofu for the pleasant malodor.
My only question is if there’s an actual bathroom inside this bathroom restaurant. Do you do your business and eat at the same time? How does this work?
If the imported miniature toilet bowl ceramicware used extensively by the restaurant doesn't offend you, imagine it filled with goopy brown curry. If diarrhea-looking food swimming in a toilet bowl still doesn't offend, understand the dish is named signature "golden poop" rice. Order correctly (chicken wings, Taiwanese sausage, fried tofu), and the food arrives in a miniature floor commode which was the stuff of nightmares for Western backpackers in Asia in the past.
These decorations can be incorporated into various themes, such as a witch-themed display or a general Halloween setup. Their versatile nature allows them to be used in a wide range of creative ways, making them a fantastic addition to any Halloween decor collection. In addition to their visual appeal, bouncy witch legs are also easy to set up and store. They usually come with a stake or base that can be easily placed in the ground or secured to a surface. When the Halloween season is over, these decorations can be disassembled and stored compactly until the next year, ensuring that they can be enjoyed for many Halloweens to come. So, if you're looking to add a touch of whimsy and cheer to your Halloween decor, consider incorporating bouncy witch legs into your display. These playful decorations are sure to capture the spirit of Halloween and bring a smile to anyone who sees them. With their vibrant colors, swaying motion, and unconventional charm, bouncy witch legs are a delightful addition to any Halloween celebration..
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