Norway Reacts to Trump's Offensive Remark with Humor — a Selection of Designer Toilets PHOTOS
After US President Donald Trump called Norway a "shithole country," the Norwegian tourist board Visit Norway published a selection of photos of the country's most famous designer public toilets. Thus, it humorously reacted to the American president's statement, reports The Guardian.

During a rally in Michigan, Trump criticized Norway for not awarding him the Nobel Peace Prize, and also stated that he would not accept migrants from that country.

In response, Visit Norway showcased public toilets located along scenic tourist routes, accompanying the publication with the caption: "Norway is making toilets great again!"
Among the featured facilities are a toilet with panoramic windows overlooking a fjord at the Stegastein viewpoint, a wave-shaped building on the Helgeland coast, a modernist solar-powered structure near the "Utsikten" platform, and the so-called "golden toilet" on the island of Senja.

The public toilet in Eggum on the Lofoten Islands attracts special attention. It is built in the form of an amphitheater beneath the ruins of a German radar station.
Visit Norway noted that these facilities have become tourist attractions in their own right. They can be visited not only when there is a need to use a toilet.
The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs also reminded Trump that the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded by an independent Nobel Committee, not the Norwegian state or government.
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Но тогда ещё не было дизайнерских.
А в Штатах в придорожном Старбаксе без обязательного кофе вроде как и неприлично пописать.