I absolutely hate that as well. I mean, how can they be so self centered that they feel it’s better that someone else has to look at and cleanm up their pee just so their can avoid putting their delicates on a public toilet seat. Tees me off to no end and I LIVE for the day when I can actually catch someone after they do it and tell them my mind. Unfortunately said day has yet to come.
I once walked into a stall immediately after a woman left. She hadn’t flushed! I was soooo tempted to say something, but she was a well-dressed sort of older lady and I just couldn’t embarass her. I know, stupid.
I remember this written on a ladies’ room stall a long time ago:
If you sprinkle when you tinkle,
please be neat and wipe the seat.
It’s silly, but it comes to mind sometimes. Does anyone make the little toilet paper strip shields on the seat? Or use the ones sometimes provided? I find the ready-made ones awkward, and still do the DIY ones like my mama taught me as a little girl.
If you are going to do the silly TP strips on the seat, please remove them. It annoys me to have to remove them for you. BTW, they do nothing. You know that, right?
I don’t bother. I’ve seen more than one study that there’s not really any germs to worry about on the toilet seats themselves. It’s the doors and handles that you have to worry about.
Urine I can understand. Number two’s left behind, now what’s up with that?
Occasionally I’ve caught myself thinking about something else and just walking away.
People that don’t bother to put the seat up when taking a leak are the ones that piss me off. I’ve actually taken to going #2 then putting the seat up after I’m done. I figure someone that needs to #2 will put it down, but some idiot isn’t going to put it down just to piss on it.
But that’s just me.
Regards,
Shodan
Flushing urinals is simple and germ-free… just use your elbow.
We have that here at work. And sometimes, as I’ve mentioned before, on TOP of the urinal! That’s either a very tall person or someone with incredibly lousy aim.
I work in a building where the rest rooms on the first floor are unlocked and open to any jackass who strolls into the building, but on all upper floors, they’re locked. Our office is on the first floor. For the last 18 months, the upstairs offices have been going through renovation. The workmen can’t get into the locked bathrooms, so what do they do? Yep, they all come down to the first floor. I hate to generalize, but these guys are the dirtiest fucking pigs that can still call themselves human.
Before they started working upstairs, the rest of us office drones followed the simple, unwritten rule of workplace bathroom etiquette- flush. Since they’ve been here, on many occasions I’ve walked in, fought back my lunch making an unscheduled appearance, and walked out vowing to hold my bowels until I got home. Piss on the seat and floor around all 3 stalls, turds casually floating the yellow waters in the bowl, no TP even if I did decide to brave the elements and take a sit… it goes on. Absolutely disgusting pigs. I can’t wait until the contstruction is done and they go soil someone else’s bathroom.
I don’t mind if they don’t flush the pee. I mind it when they don’t lift the lid to start.
Good lord. I work in a call center with a lot of “big boys” weighing 300-500 pounds. I HATE going anywhere near the restrooms after about noon.
Just NASTY.
Dunno how people can live that way or inflict that shit (literally) on others.
Based on this, I would be reluctant to flush any toilet that does not have a lid. The same probably does not apply to urinals, however.
Thank god for that,for a moment I thought that I was the only one.
Mind you I also like to expose myself to strangers in the street and you just wouldn’t believe the number of people who whinge and moan about it.
It is, but not entirely how you probably think. Some of us get stinky urine from asparagus, and some of us don’t. But also, some of us can *smell *the stink, and some can’t! There’s no link between the genes, so you can pee stink and not smell it, or smell stink and not pee it, or pee stink and smell it or not pee stink and not smell it.
I can’t smell it, so I have no idea if I produce it!
Um, no we haven’t. Rainfall, while variable from year to year, has been remarkably consistent over the long term in Southern California. What we HAVE had is a booming population, exacerbated by illegal immigrants. Politicians ranting about droughts are simply obscuring the fact that rampant development and an unchecked influx of peasants from the third world has been allowed.
