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His own Minister of Finance called the President a 'pariah dog' which even in a nearly 80 year disturbed 'democracy' was lavatorial. The same man even as conflict raged (1983-2009) said SL's Army Commander was not fit to command the Salvation Army.

Women are always moaning at menfolk to put the toilet seat down - and it seems the Arabian oryx is equally at odds when it comes to issues lavatorial.

Having acquired a lavatorial sense of humour from a relatively early age, I naively thought my school teacher at Woodcock Lane Primary School, Northfield, would see the funny side of my crude attempts at alliteration.

And flushed with my lavatorial success, I'm now ready to tackle any DIY task head-on.

ROBINSON LOO-SOE This remote 'toilet island' is off the coast near Placencia, Belize, and is perfect for castaways seeking lavatorial solitude

"I never thought I would be sticking my finger up a goat's bottom at my age" Actress Maureen Lipman on her role in the ITV sitcom Plebs "I am sorry - but lavatorial humour - I love it" Actress Julie Walters "I understand that the phrase 'clean food' would annoy Nigella, but it doesn't annoy me" Actress Gwyneth Paltrow "There was a time when Sunday was a holy day but those days are gone.

His frequent lavatorial references can certainly be seen as evidence of that quality, which would place him very much within a general drift towards "grittiness" in modern fantasy.

And during one winter of severe snows, when Oscar the cat refused to go out to do his necessaries, I dug a 10ft path to a private spot in the back garden so he could nip out and relieve himself in his lavatorial isolation.

If there is any time for when clarity is key, it is when one is providing lavatorial facilities.

Mooching around the Duty Free (without having to assist with some lavatorial emergency).

The low-wattage light bulbs in our massive team hotel were a sign of the austere times, and it was all a bit lavatorial. There were little men in Macs and Trilbies wandering around in the background, making sure we only went where we were supposed to go.