Bathroom Etiquette--Does This Bother Anyone Else?

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Lynx

Lynx

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This quote is about self pity, but strangely it seems fitting here...

"It's okay to sit on your pity-pot once in a while. Just be sure to flush before you leave."
 
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agirlandherguitar

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I do agree with you. I don't get as annoyed when I hear women talking loudly on their phones while they're popping a squat. More amused, then I eavesdrop on her conversation while I'm there, then when she's gone I run and tell my buddies what I just heard. Gossip? Probably. Hilarious? Definitely!
 
RickyZ

RickyZ

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seoulsearch said:
Just as long as everyone washes their hands before they leave!
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Well now ... (warning! The weak stomached should pass over this)

Every morning I shower and wash my privates. I then encase and seal them in clean underwear and clean pants. My hands, however, are garnering dirt and germs all day long from doorknobs and handshakes and such. So wouldn't it make much more sense to wash my dirty hands BEFORE I access the 'clean parts' in the rest room?

Hey, I warned ya!!!
 
seoulsearch

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RickyZ said:
Well now ... (warning! The weak stomached should pass over this)

Every morning I shower and wash my privates. I then encase and seal them in clean underwear and clean pants. My hands, however, are garnering dirt and germs all day long from doorknobs and handshakes and such. So wouldn't it make much more sense to wash my dirty hands BEFORE I access the 'clean parts' in the rest room?

Hey, I warned ya!!!
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I work with mass amounts of cardboard, dirt, and dust everyday at work. Whenever I go to the restroom, I wash my hands twice--once upon entering, and once before leaving.
 
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Hellooo

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RickyZ said:
Well now ... (warning! The weak stomached should pass over this)

Every morning I shower and wash my privates. I then encase and seal them in clean underwear and clean pants. My hands, however, are garnering dirt and germs all day long from doorknobs and handshakes and such. So wouldn't it make much more sense to wash my dirty hands BEFORE I access the 'clean parts' in the rest room?

Hey, I warned ya!!!
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RickyZ

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One step leads to another... lol

I DID warn you!!!
 
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HonestlyHumbled

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One day I was driving and listening to a radio

They (whoever they were) did a study and they said the place a person washed first is an area they are most insecure about.

I go between my hair and my face. As I do not wash my hair every day. I wash my hands before I wash my face.. my hair, I don't care so much. lol
 
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JeniBean

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I dated a guy who would be on the phone doing all his business. I would call and he would answer and then I heard the background and was like....ewww! I would hang up and it peeved him with the whole it's human nature big deal. Well I don't record myself doing my business because I don't want to hear it, so why would I want to hear you. I mean seriously come on!
 
Lynx

Lynx

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For some reason I'm reminded of a hotel room I heard of (never been there) where the bathroom was separated from the rest of the room by a wall that could be slid back. Actually it was two walls, one opaque and the other transparent. The control for the opaque wall was on the outside of the bathroom. Apparently someone thought, "Hey when someone is on the toilet it would be a real turn-on for the person's spouse to be able to look in."

There are also nightclubs, I hear, with toilet stalls that have transparent walls. For obvious reasons I have never been.
 
Roh_Chris

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Lynx said:
For some reason I'm reminded of a hotel room I heard of (never been there) where the bathroom was separated from the rest of the room by a wall that could be slid back. Actually it was two walls, one opaque and the other transparent. The control for the opaque wall was on the outside of the bathroom. Apparently someone thought, "Hey when someone is on the toilet it would be a real turn-on for the person's spouse to be able to look in."

There are also nightclubs, I hear, with toilet stalls that have transparent walls. For obvious reasons I have never been.
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I have been in one such hotel room, and the irony is that, it's a very good hotel. The room had large sliding doors that led to the wardrobe, the shoe rack, the bath-tub, the shower cubicle and the potty. This is the worst part - the potty and the shower cubicle shared one transparent sliding door, meaning, you could either close off the potty or the shower cubicle, but not the two at once! I have no idea how a couple would deal with that!! Also, won't it be awkward if one person is on the potty and the other person just wants to use the wardrobe? :rolleyes:
 
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Kaycie

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Oh I know. Aren't they afraid the person on the phone will hear them going number one or number two? The thing that makes me cringe the most is thinking how germy their phone must be, I mean how can you do everything one handed? I seen a tv program showing the most germy surfaces, and phones were found to contain fecal matter. I do take a device into the bathroom with me sometimes, but there is no touching it in between wiping and washing. And I know they can't see me, but I cannot just get out of the shower and talk on the phone. It reminds me of what the bible says, these people will do anything, they don't even know how to blush.
 
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