A photo of two toilets in one bathroom stall at the Olympic Biathlon Center in Sochi, Russia has prompted fresh criticisms about waste and corruption at the games. 
 
 The photo: 
 
 With a ~$50 billion price tag, the Sochi games are nearly 20% more expensive than the 2008 Beijing Olympics— the most expensive Olympics ever. The organizers went $39 billion over budget with projects such as a 31-mile highway/train line that ended up costing $8.7 billion, and could have been paved with Beluga caviar for cheaper. 
 
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 Check out this BusinessWeek story for a full rundown of wasted funds at the Sochi games. 
 
 Two toilets in one stall is hardly as wasteful as an $8.7 billion road. But with critics already out in full force, one ridiculous toilet photo was all it took to reignite the debate. 
 
 Putin nemesis Alexey Navalny wrote on Twitter, "This is the men's room in the media center for the Sochi Olympics 1.5 billion rubles." 
 
 Garry Kasparov went off after he saw the picture. 
 
 Someone did some photoshopping (Medvedev and Putin): 

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– They're the toilets seen 'round the world, in a photo taken and tweeted Monday night by the BBC's Moscow correspondent of the men's restroom in a Sochi Olympics venue. What it shows: one stall, two toilets. "Seeing double in the Gentlemen's Loo at the Olympic Biathlon Centre," Steve Rosenberg tweeted. The reactions, per the BBC: fury in Russia, "much hilarity" abroad. Opposition leader Alexei Navalny used the image to swing at the cost of the Games, the most expensive ever, tweeting, "This is the men's room in the media center for the Sochi Olympics 1.5 billion rubles." (That's roughly $44 million.) A smattering of the more amusing reactions: The BBC picks up this quip from an unnamed blogger, "Two toilets—28,000 roubles. Olympic media centre—1.5bn roubles. Global embarrassment—priceless." Notes Jimmy Traina for Fox Sports, "It also doesn't look like a toilet paper dispenser is in a suitable location." And this from the Washington Post: "And one English speaker said it reminded him of the Love Toilet on Saturday Night Live—better look up that episode yourself." (Or just click here; you're welcome.) Click to read another usual Sochi-related story.