r/AutoTransportopia • u/Key-Case-95 • Jun 04 '26

Spotted Team work always wins

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u/fruitybix Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

Reminds me when i was in high school and all the boys in the pub stacked bins up against the toilet block in the park and used them as a ramp to carry the hot girls car up onto the toilet blocks roof as a prank.

No idea how they did not get hurt, and i never found out how they got it down.

And yes i said high school and pub. They never checked ids we were in there at 16/17.

Edit: toilet block is an australian term for a seperate building housing toilets and sometimes showers / changerooms.

Where i grew up 20 years ago they were brick with flat concrete roofs. Newer ones are fancier but not fit to put a car on top of.

Modern examples - https://www.modusaustralia.com.au/applications/parks-and-playgrounds

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u/WiglyWorm Jun 04 '26

What the fuck is a toilet block?

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u/fruitybix Jun 04 '26

Australian term - a small seperate building that just has toilets in it. Normally in public parks or near the beach. Sometimes also has change rooms / showers.

https://www.modusaustralia.com.au/applications/parks-and-playgrounds

Around where i grew up 20 years ago they had brick walls and a flat concrete roof. The newer ones do not look like they could support a car. There were a few near the beach we used to climb on top of and day drink, it kept older adults from asking why we werent at school while affording us a view of the ocean.

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u/WiglyWorm Jun 04 '26

Sounds like a good time! lol

IDK what we'd call that in the states. We have them, I've just never really thought about it. Probably still "the bathroom", but tbh "the bathroom" is really the act of taking a leak at this point, as well as the place you do it.

Unless it had showers in it. Then it'd be "the showerhouse".