having to share a toilet at work with a woman
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But what if I a chick needs to use her breast pump in there.. that's a good 30 minutes nobody can use it. Not to mention clean up.0
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I have to share with many other women, and they are disgusting, horrible people.
They clearly haven't perfected "the hover" maneuver...
"The hover" maneuver is what gets pee all over the seat in the first place. If everyone just sat like a normal person, there would be no pee-splattered seats. I do a quick wipe with TP and sit, and I have never gotten AIDS or anything else from a public bathroom.0 -
This reminded me of the review of one of my local pubs:William Twig is to be avoided AT ALL COSTS...full of pikeys, dirty glasses, it stinks, theres blood on the walls and **** in the toilet sinks!0
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For what? Leverage?
Always thought that was the reason behind them going in groups \m/
They clearly haven't perfected "the hover" maneuver...I have to share with many other women, and they are disgusting, horrible people.
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it just sucks cause I have to keep everything super organized and everyone know's who dood it...0
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I worked in a small office with 3 or 4 other women and one bathroom. They (one in particular) were constantly *****ing about the toilet seat being up. So much so that I finally started leaving it up on purpose.
What IS the big deal. If I can put it up, you can put it down.
Wow, petty much? Leaving it up on purpose?
Also, several guys I know prefer to pee sitting down. I can understand standing for a urinal, but if you have the opportunity to sit and the lid is clean, why wouldn't you?
Point missed entirely.
No, not petty, behavior modification. When they figured out that the whining was getting them the results exactly opposite of what they wanted, they shut up about it. I put the lid up when I needed to, and down if I remembered. And they put it down if they needed to. And we all got along nicely.
As far as whether I pee standing up or sitting down, I do both, depending on how I feel and the circumstances. It is pretty much up to me to decide, though.0 -
anybody here a lawyer and want to take up a discrimination lawsuit?
Really, the teaser title and this is all you have for us? lol0 -
I have to share with many other women, and they are disgusting, horrible people.
i used to lifeguard at a public pool and part of the closing routine was cleaning the bathrooms. the women's bathroom in that place was the most disgusting place i have ever been... and i've been to Philly.
Hey now...
all in good fun
:flowerforyou:
LOL...I know...I'm just givin' you a hard time
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I worked in a small office with 3 or 4 other women and one bathroom. They (one in particular) were constantly *****ing about the toilet seat being up. So much so that I finally started leaving it up on purpose.
What IS the big deal. If I can put it up, you can put it down.
Wow, petty much? Leaving it up on purpose?
Also, several guys I know prefer to pee sitting down. I can understand standing for a urinal, but if you have the opportunity to sit and the lid is clean, why wouldn't you?
Point missed entirely.
No, not petty, behavior modification. When they figured out that the whining was getting them the results exactly opposite of what they wanted, they shut up about it. I put the lid up when I needed to, and down if I remembered. And they put it down if they needed to. And we all got along nicely.
As far as whether I pee standing up or sitting down, I do both, depending on how I feel and the circumstances. It is pretty much up to me to decide, though.
Well you didn't share your clever little anecdote of how you "modified" a group of women in your first post.0 -
It's really very simple
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There's a doctor here at work that pees all over the damn seat! He's been talked to several times but he keeps doing it. I swear he does it on purpose........0
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Now you know "her way" isn't going to end with "fell in". Oh no:noway: , that's only the beginning...:devil: :mad: :explode: <runs for the hills>It's really very simple0 -
It's really very simple
Haha! I have never understood why leaving the seat up is such a big deal to women. Maybe I'm one of few who looks before I sit. I think I'm also lucky the lid is usually down to keep dogs and kids from playing in it.0 -
It's really very simple
Haha! I have never understood why leaving the seat up is such a big deal to women. Maybe I'm one of few who looks before I sit. I think I'm also lucky the lid is usually down to keep dogs and kids from playing in it.
We put the seat and lid down at home. We have dogs and don't want them drinking out of the toilet. Neither of us complain about having to put the lid/seat up or down, so that a nice side benefit.0 -
When I worked at Burger King, I went to go clean the restrooms after closing and the women's room had blood smeared on the wall and mirror with **** you
The worst part was they left the tampon .. it was like a bloody paint brush...
Why cant women flush their damned tampons down the damned toilet ... instead they leave it for the male employee to have to see the floating ship wreckage...0 -
When I worked at Burger King, I went to go clean the restrooms after closing and the women's room had blood smeared on the wall and mirror with **** you
The worst part was they left the tampon .. it was like a bloody paint brush...
Why cant women flush their damned tampons down the damned toilet ... instead they leave it for the male employee to have to see the floating ship wreckage...
Women aren't supposed to flush them down the toilet at all.
If you have a septic tank tampons don't biodegrade in septic tanks. They just accumulate at the bottom and can attribute to septic tank problems... which of course can be very expensive to fix.
If you don't have a septic tank it will go through a properly functioning sewage system. But, there is a good chance that in the course of traveling through the pipes, tampons can get caught or lodged in the pipes before they ever reach the sewer.Then the toilet will get backed up and you'll have to call a plumber. This can be a very very expensive fix.
Either way you would then find out that you basically just paid a plumber to say don't flush tampons... so I will tell you for free: Don't flush tampons!0 -
When I worked at Burger King, I went to go clean the restrooms after closing and the women's room had blood smeared on the wall and mirror with **** you
The worst part was they left the tampon .. it was like a bloody paint brush...
Why cant women flush their damned tampons down the damned toilet ... instead they leave it for the male employee to have to see the floating ship wreckage...
Women aren't supposed to flush them down the toilet at all.
If you have a septic tank tampons don't biodegrade in septic tanks. They just accumulate at the bottom and can attribute to septic tank problems... which of course can be very expensive to fix.
If you don't have a septic tank it will go through a properly functioning sewage system. But, there is a good chance that in the course of traveling through the pipes, tampons can get caught or lodged in the pipes before they ever reach the sewer.Then the toilet will get backed up and you'll have to call a plumber. This can be a very very expensive fix.
Either way you would then find out that you basically just paid a plumber to say don't flush tampons... so I will tell you for free: Don't flush tampons!
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anybody here a lawyer and want to take up a discrimination lawsuit?
Quit talking about me! I can read your posts you know. At least I leave it clean. I'm tired of cleaning your poop smears on things. The flusher handle is understandable, but I have no idea how you got it all over the wall and floor.
:noway: :laugh: LMFAO:laugh: :noway:0 -
When I worked at Burger King, I went to go clean the restrooms after closing and the women's room had blood smeared on the wall and mirror with **** you
The worst part was they left the tampon .. it was like a bloody paint brush...
Why cant women flush their damned tampons down the damned toilet ... instead they leave it for the male employee to have to see the floating ship wreckage...
Women aren't supposed to flush them down the toilet at all.
If you have a septic tank tampons don't biodegrade in septic tanks. They just accumulate at the bottom and can attribute to septic tank problems... which of course can be very expensive to fix.
If you don't have a septic tank it will go through a properly functioning sewage system. But, there is a good chance that in the course of traveling through the pipes, tampons can get caught or lodged in the pipes before they ever reach the sewer.Then the toilet will get backed up and you'll have to call a plumber. This can be a very very expensive fix.
Either way you would then find out that you basically just paid a plumber to say don't flush tampons... so I will tell you for free: Don't flush tampons!
Well, I was ok with that logic -
1. Fish out a used tampon floating in the toilet bowl
2. Flush it and make burger king pay for the plumbing bill when woman already do that..
I am going with option 2. Thanks.0 -
It's really very simple
Hahahahahaha....oh man, so great.
Yeah, I just don't get it. The whole "seat up or seat down" debate is just silly. Just get in there and do your business. If you need to put it down, then put it down. If you need to put it up, then put it up.
My rule of thumb is, if it was up before I got in there, then I put it back up after I leave. If it's down when I get in there, then I don't worry about it. If I'm at my brother's, guy friend's or boyfriend's house, then I put the seat back up because....a guy lives there and I don't. If I'm at a girl friend's house, then I leave the seat down because it doesn't need to be up.
...not sure why this has caused decades of difficulty and whining. :ohwell:0 -
If you sprinkle when you tinkle,I have to share with many other women, and they are disgusting, horrible people.
They clearly haven't perfected "the hover" maneuver...
Please be neat and wipe the seat.
Seriously the seat thing only bothers me if it is up when get up to pee at night and I am groggy and forget to check. But that is on me. :laugh:0 -
When I worked at Burger King, I went to go clean the restrooms after closing and the women's room had blood smeared on the wall and mirror with **** you
The worst part was they left the tampon .. it was like a bloody paint brush...
Why cant women flush their damned tampons down the damned toilet ... instead they leave it for the male employee to have to see the floating ship wreckage...
Women aren't supposed to flush them down the toilet at all.
If you have a septic tank tampons don't biodegrade in septic tanks. They just accumulate at the bottom and can attribute to septic tank problems... which of course can be very expensive to fix.
If you don't have a septic tank it will go through a properly functioning sewage system. But, there is a good chance that in the course of traveling through the pipes, tampons can get caught or lodged in the pipes before they ever reach the sewer.Then the toilet will get backed up and you'll have to call a plumber. This can be a very very expensive fix.
Either way you would then find out that you basically just paid a plumber to say don't flush tampons... so I will tell you for free: Don't flush tampons!
Condoms don't flush either.
At graduation for the last of us kids (7), the septic tank backed up and a huge baskeptball sized blockage was discovered--entirely comprised of condoms. :sick:0 -
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I share a bathroom with the boys in the office and two other females.
I put down the seat at least once daily. Is it that difficult? I mean seriously?
And then they have to lift it up each time. Just do the nice thing and put it back up when you're done.
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Frankly, I hate having to share a restroom with women. One of the following WILL be going down in the women's restroom at my office every time you go in there (we share with the entire floor, so it's not just my co-workers):
- someone is talking on the phone while using the toilet, and if you flush YOUR toilet before they are off the phone, they will get pissed
- peeing on the seat/floor and not cleaning it up
- leaving used tampons/pads on top of the trash bin instead of putting them IN it
- taking up all the sinks and mirror space to put on makeup or do hair
- there is one woman in particular who insists on using the handicapped stall even though she's not handicapped (just excessively sized), and if someone is using that stall because all the others happened to be occupied, she will stand outside of the stall and curse until you come out0 -
I grew up with eight people using a small closet of a bathroom. It takes a second to put down the lid, why get bent over it. It takes just as long for someone else to lift it. Why not confuse the hell out of them and lift it when you're done. That'll get them thinking. :laugh:
Yeah! Okay, in all honesty, a little courtesy goes a long ways. Made me laugh though!0 -
I'm a paralegal lol. What state do you live in?0
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I share a bathroom with the boys in the office and two other females.
I put down the seat at least once daily. Is it that difficult? I mean seriously?
And how many times a day do they have to lift it up?
that's heavy lifting dude....
like put away your pink plates and LIFT that seat.0 -
I have to share with many other women, and they are disgusting, horrible people.
Same here! ugh0
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