However, a recent discovery regarding restrooms has the internet confused. One writes, “I’m glad someone asked because I’ve been wondering this for years but never googled it.” Another adds, “I can’t believe I’ve been living with a WC sign and had no idea why it was called WC.” “I was 23 y/o when I learned,” somebody else comments. A fourth says: “I know, but don’t use it (don’t use the word—do use the WC).” Others, however, are astounded that people have lived their entire lives without understanding what ‘WC’ actually stands for. A second person questions: “What?! Who doesn’t know this?” “Surely everyone knows what ‘WC’ stands for?” asks a third. The real meaning of “WC” actually makes perfect sense when you break it down. The history of toilets serves as the basis for the name’s derivation.
This classic vanilla is to die for
If you were raised in the South, you likely had these potatoes a few times a month. It’s still a dish I crave today!
Cloud Cake with Yogurt
Warm & Creamy Baked Cream Cheese Cranberry Dip: A Festive Delight
GARLIC BUTTER JUICY PORK CHOPS
Cleaning Tile Grouts: 8 Natural Techniques
This Photo Has Not Been Edited, Look Closer at the Hole
My Amish friend shared this bread recipe with us, and it’s been on repeat since!
No-Bake Blueberry Cheesecake Recipe
