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[MTK]

Originally Posted by davy

2 years of planning and nobody spotted that.

Speaks volumes.

Is WC a british thing because I have no clue what it means... in my line of work it's short for workers comp

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by MTK

Is WC a british thing because I have no clue what it means... in my line of work it's short for workers comp

It stands for Water Closet. In many many countries, including non English speaking ones like France, this is what's written on every toilet door. I thought that was also the case in the US.

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[MTK]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

It stands for Water Closet. In many many countries, including non English speaking ones like France, this is what's written on every toilet doors. I thought that was also the case in the US.

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Oh thanks, yeah it's not a widely used term in the US

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by MTK

Oh thanks, yeah it's not a widely used term in the US

Ok, not as bad as I thought then.

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[Dlyne8r]

Originally Posted by MTK

Oh thanks, yeah it's not a widely used term in the US

It is widely used here in the US in the building codes and building design industries but not many know this (or care).

[davy]

Originally Posted by MTK

Is WC a british thing because I have no clue what it means... in my line of work it's short for workers comp

WC - abbreviation for water closet: a toilet, or a room containing a toilet:

If it isn't used in US I'll cut them some slack.

[skinsnut]

Originally Posted by MTK

Is WC a british thing because I have no clue what it means... in my line of work it's short for workers comp

WC in Europe is known as the Toilet (water closet). You see this abreviation in every hotel, restaurant, etc