You know what's missing from your average bathroom experience?

Ghosts.

That's right.

Apparently for some spirits, the afterlife consists primarily of hanging around toilets.

I'm not a theologian, but I'm pretty sure this was not covered in Sunday school.

At the York Arms Pub in England, there's a transparent nun haunting the men's room.

Nothing can get you to say, no thanks, I'll hold it, more than having a holy woman watch

over you with the urnol.

Historians believe she was walled up alive for getting pregnant, which, let's be honest,

seems like an extreme response to what was probably

a lovely evening with the gardener. Now she spends eternity watching men with their pants around

their ankles. If you're wondering what eternal damnation looks like, it's being forever

trapped in a British men's room. The smell alone would make anyone want to cross over to the light.

In Savannah, Georgia, at a place called the Old Pink House, because the old regular-colored

house was already taken, a ghost holds the woman's bathroom door shut.

Ladies, remember that time you desperately needed to go, and the door mysteriously wouldn't budge?

That wasn't your imagination.

That was a centuries-old child who never learned to share his toys or his toilets.

The ghost of James Habersham, Jr., also straightens tablecloths and drinks at the bar.

Even in death, some men will invent any

excuse to avoid going home to their families.

"'Sorry, honey, I have to haunt this bar, for all eternity!'

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