8. George Bush Urinal



While there is tons of anti-Bush paraphernalia out there, few things capture our disdain as well as "George W. Flush"—a design by famed urinal sculptor Clark Sorensen. Unfortunately, this urinal is one of a kind, and was on display at his one-man show entitled "Down The Drain - The Legacy of George W. Bush." We don't know if visitors were allowed to relieve themselves in it. Let's be honest—it would be satisfying on multiple levels.

10. Floral Urinal



Clark Sorensen has created some of the most amazing and beautiful urinals you may ever see (such as the Bush one seen above). These large-scale flowers and shells, deftly crafted of high fire porcelain, are arrestingly beautiful and create a whimsical marriage between beauty and functionality. The strange blend of lyric form and unmentionable men's bathroom fixture has been described as unsettling, humorous and inspired. Each sculpture is meticulously hand built and one-of-a-kind. And while these pieces are primarily intended as works of art, they are also fully functioning vitreous porcelain fixtures that can be plumbed and used, in fact, the artist encourages it!

12. Waterfall Urinal



The Madonna Inn is a kitchy motel located in the town of San Luis Obispo, CA. It is famous not only for its themed rooms and over-the-top decor but also for its elaborate urinals. This is the front view of this world-famous urinal, as photographed by Urinal Dot Net staff in 2000. The black square on the left side wall is a light sensor that activates a waterfall that pours down the rear of the urinal structure when a person stands at the urinal. Weirder fact: This urinal can accommodate two people.