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McGill - Leacock Building Basement

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Huge washroom with a long, long line of stalls on one of the walls and plenty of space for understall action.

Best time
During the morning and afternoon when most of the classes take place.
Watch out
Security could, in theory, ask for your ID card, but you shouldn't have any…
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McTavish and Doctor Penfield, Montreal Wheelchair: No / There is an elevator; not sure about the washroom…

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The guide

Where exactly

The Leacock building is the tall one at the northwestern corner of lower campus, on the corner of McTavish and Dr Penfield. From the main entrance, go down to the basement and follow the signs to the bathroom, which is in a corridor off to the side a bit. It's really hard to miss.

When to go

During the morning and afternoon when most of the classes take place. May get busy in the 10 minutes between classes, but very low traffic otherwise.

Etiquette

Mostly students go here, but anyone could get in. Just don't look suspicious and try to blend in. There are mature students after all. So just dress appropriately and bring a backpack. :)

Nudity: No nudity, obviously! Be sure to clean up after yourselves.

Safety

Security could, in theory, ask for your ID card, but you shouldn't have any run-ins during daylight hours.

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anyone?

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anyone use this place? it's perfect seriously - might check it out later today...

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4 pm today aswelll

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