“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.
When homes started to install indoor plumbing, a lot of people converted their clothes closets into little spaces equipped with toilets.
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