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todd_k

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I'm sick and tired of the flagrant violations occuring these days in public (or work) restrooms. There are a few simple rules that if everyone followed them, the bathroom would be much better place to visit.

1. Give a guy some space - I don't like to be crowded, especially in public bathrooms. If there are a few stalls or urinals, and one is occupied, don't go into the one right next to someone else! If there isn't an open urinal, use a stall. There are too many things to concentrate on, I don't need your noises distracting me from my business. Obey the code!

2. Noises - Speaking of noises, keep 'em to yourself! No one wants to hear you grunting and groaning while you lay down machine gun fire in the stall next door. Give us some time to clear out before you start dropping bombs on your unsuspecting co-workers. I like to refer to myself as the stealth bomber. I'm in, I'm out, and no one knows I was even there. I realize that age does unkindly things to the digestive tract so please consider another less occupied bathroom before poisoning the air for the rest of us.

3. Conversation - There is no need for ANY bathroom conversations. You may exchange pleasantries; hello, how are you, etc. That is it! Anything you have to say to someone in a bathroom can wait until you are both outside. There is nothing more annoying than listening to 2 guys drone on and on about that damn meeting they just came out of. Any questions or comments you have are not as important as the task at hand!

4. Zippers - Do NOT lower your zipper until you have reached your destination! There is nothing more unsettling than some guy walking toward you while unzipping his pants.

5. Wash your damn hands - Unfortunately, most public bathroom doors have to be pulled to leave. This means that your nasty, bacteria-laden hands are touching the same handle or knob that my freshly washed hands touch. I don't care what you do at home but please, wash your damn hands when in public. You don't even need to use soap if it's that much trouble, just get 'em wet! Put on a show for the rest of us! Make us believe even a little bit that you care about washing that urine or possibly fecal matter off and not spreading it around the office via the door handle.

I think that's it. Did I miss any?
 
You've got WAY too many rules. My only rule would be don't leave any piss (or other bodily fluid), poop or pubes on the toilet seat.
Jeff
 
And for God's sake, when someone sticks their pecker through the glory hole, don't ignore it!

Seriously, what kind of bathrooms are you using that guys aren't going Every Other?
 
Why is it that when I read this, I heard it as some formal British accent in my head? ;) :mug:

Unfortunatly I have to agree with all of those. Every one of them gets broken at my work place....a LOT!
 
Just don't freaking talk to me AT ALL. There is only one person with whom I will carry on any sort of conversation while my genitalia are exposed, and you ARE NOT HER.

And do NOT attempt to identify me through the crack in the door. It is good manners to learn everyone's shoes so that you can leave without incident upon encountering a co-worker who peels paint with bodily functions.

We have one perv at our office who will not leave the alley in front of Stall Row until he has made eye contact with you thru the crack between the stall doors and the stall wall - while you're in the process of taking the Browns to the Super Bowl. I have almost resorted to hanging a coat or something (even in July) over the crack to avoid this freak.

This has been a good thread.
 
The problem I have a work is that there are three urinals and the end one is one of those low-to-the-ground deals that nobody seems to want to use. I don’t know why we have it! There are no children around and it’s a secure building. It must be one of those handicap rules just in case we have an employee less than 3 feet tall.

Anyway, NOBODY seems to use the short one unless the other two are full – they go right for the middle one. There is a divider between the urinals, so I think the “every other stall” rule needs an amendment. You go every other stall if there are more than three and there are no other options as long as there is a divider.

I’m lucky that there are extra nice stalls on the first couple floors of my building. There are floor to ceiling marble walls with big, heavy oak doors. It’s like a mini-oasis that blocks your foul emissions from others and stops curious onlookers. I feel that the added privacy is worth the trip down 5 floors. Besides, I’ve never been a big fan of stinking up the bathroom at work while only partially blocked from sight. I’m much happier waiting until I get home.
 
For God's sake if you're gonna leave a bunch of ass debris on the back of the seat then...
1. Wipe it off
2. Go shower!
 
HurricaneFloyd said:
5. Wash your damn hands - Unfortunately, most public bathroom doors have to be pulled to leave. This means that your nasty, bacteria-laden hands are touching the same handle or knob that my freshly washed hands touch. I don't care what you do at home but please, wash your damn hands when in public. You don't even need to use soap if it's that much trouble, just get 'em wet! Put on a show for the rest of us! Make us believe even a little bit that you care about washing that urine or possibly fecal matter off and not spreading it around the office via the door handle.

Just 2 questions . . .

Do you eat P***y?
And if so is it only right after you wash it?
 
TWolf10 said:
For God's sake if you're gonna leave a bunch of ass debris on the back of the seat then...
1. Wipe it off
2. Go shower!

my boss's nickname to a few guys is "a$$hair".

I called Mr. Peepers out about his actions... he denies trying to look, but others have said it happens to them too...

our stall bottoms are hiked up high enough that you can see feet upon entering the room. no need to even hit the tile floor.
 
Here's another rule: If you're going to pee in the stall, I don't care, but lock the frickin door! It's not my fault that I break your spine when I bash open the partially open stall door because YOU were too lazy to lock it!
 
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