The object of this urinal attachment is to prevent men from splashing urine into the bathroom floor whenever they urinate in standing position. The attachment, entirely mounted on the gap between toilet seat and toilet water tank, has a funnel connecting to top end of an extendable tube with a bottom end fastened at and draining urine into the toilet bowl, an arm for manipulating the funnel and the tube, to move the funnel close to crotch area before use or to replace the funnel and the tube into storage position. Many prior art do not have covers; they appear to be extraneous or unsightly devices in the bathroom. This invention is aesthetically pleasing because its novel location allows for a casing that hides the attachment when not in use and that blends well in color, texture and symmetry of conventional toilets.