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VIENNA, Austria (AP) – An Austrian businessman announced Thursday that he would get rid of urinals shaped like a woman’s mouth from a public toilet near Vienna’s national opera, after facing pressure from politicians who demanded their removal.<\/span><\/p>\n

The urinals, which are located in the “Opera Toilet,” a lavishly decorated public restroom, feature thick, lipsticked lips, a set of teeth and a bright red tongue.<\/p>\n

“We think that it’s tasteless, misogynistic and offensive,” Marianne Lackner, media spokeswoman for the Vienna Department of Women’s Affairs told The Associated Press.<\/p>\n

The department, headed by Social Democrat Sonja Wehsely, said it was appealing to the owner’s good will, but was also exploring the possibility of legal action.<\/p>\n

Monika Vana, the Green Party’s spokeswoman for women’s affairs, also denounced the toilets, telling the Austria Press Agency that they are “sexist and inappropriate.”<\/p>\n

“The owner thinks the idea (of the urinal) is funny,” Lackner said, adding that it seemed he was not prepared for the hostile reactions.<\/p>\n

Neuhold Gerhard, owner of the toilet’s operator Neuhold Gerhard Limited, said in an interview Thursday with Austrian public radio that he would remove the urinals.<\/p>\n

“If there is such outrage in Austria then it’s not a problem,” he said. “We will remove them in the next 14 days.”<\/p>\n

Gerhard added that he thought it odd that public interest has only now been focused on the urinals, as they have been around for three years.<\/p>\n

The urinals first made a splash during recent campaigns for national elections, as they were the only facility available near Austria’s National Opera.<\/p>\n

“The thing that surprises us the most,” Lackner said, “is that no man has ever said anything about this.”<\/p>\n

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