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A women's point of view- Put the seat back down and don't dribble on the seat because when I sit down I do not want to be sitting in your pee, and you can pee as long and as loud as you want. :D

Some are into that sort of thing... not me but some...
 
I went to the depot and bought the loudest fan they sell so my guests aren't ever faced with this perplexing quandary. The problem now is that it frightens people and they think its broken or something so do not turn it on.
 
This would upset me, as it's wasting water.



Nah, a courtesy flush is when you use a second flush to clear out the lingering rank smell from a Mother Of All Deuces. You do it whether there's a stubborn floaty or not, because nothing's worse than walking into a bathroom after somebody else and thinking that a skunk had been violently executed in your bathroom.

The problem is when that stick has migrated from the bowl and has become the air in the whole room. Or worst case, the fumes are leaking from under the door and creating a zone of death nearby.
Matches and candles can sometimes get rid of or cover the stench, but all the flushes in the universe can not get rid of the stench.
 
I went to the depot and bought the loudest fan they sell so my guests aren't ever faced with this perplexing quandary. The problem now is that it frightens people and they think its broken or something so do not turn it on.

hell, when we have guests I just go in there with them. takes their mind right off us not having a fan in the downstairs bathroom.
 
Billy-Klubb said:
no, that's just awkward. but I do applaud them when they're done! if they have a rough start, I encourage them & cheer them on.:rockin:

Can I come over? I got a nice one brewing!
 
The problem is when that stick has migrated from the bowl and has become the air in the whole room. Or worst case, the fumes are leaking from under the door and creating a zone of death nearby.
Matches and candles can sometimes get rid of or cover the stench, but all the flushes in the universe can not get rid of the stench.

 
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That's what usually happens to me at such moments. Zone of death is an understatement. I'll usually be drainin all three legs at that point...then GRRRROOOOONNNNKKKApTTTHHHH. Sounds like somebody kicked a dinosaur in the butt at the wrong moment. And there all sittin in the living room & dinette drinkin,etc.......then that foul,wreeking odor of a big dead carp stuffed in a rotting punkin hits de ass like creeping death...:drunk:
**Just thought about this a moment more. Jet dragsters decompose anhydrous ammonia for fuel. Guess I gotta ease off decomposing Brown25 too much?...
 
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