bathroom etiquette
#2
Re: bathroom etiquette
lol
For me, two rules. Under no circumstances other than ensuring safe direction of flow, do you look anywhere other than straight ahead. And no using the mirror.
The rest is taken as read - remember watching a good friend's boyf appear from a cubicle, rampantly disobeying rule number two while he fixed his hair, then disappear back downstairs to the waiting vision of femininity and loveliness below. No soap or even water having been applied.
.. Should I have told her?
For me, two rules. Under no circumstances other than ensuring safe direction of flow, do you look anywhere other than straight ahead. And no using the mirror.
The rest is taken as read - remember watching a good friend's boyf appear from a cubicle, rampantly disobeying rule number two while he fixed his hair, then disappear back downstairs to the waiting vision of femininity and loveliness below. No soap or even water having been applied.
.. Should I have told her?
#3
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 7,715
Re: bathroom etiquette
The rest is taken as read - remember watching a good friend's boyf appear from a cubicle, rampantly disobeying rule number two while he fixed his hair, then disappear back downstairs to the waiting vision of femininity and loveliness below. No soap or even water having been applied.
.. Should I have told her?
.. Should I have told her?
#4
Re: bathroom etiquette
here's a little game to test your grasp of urinal etiquette... enjoy
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/urinal
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/urinal
#6
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 2,332
Re: bathroom etiquette
Crikey, never realised it was that complicated.....
Us girlies just pee........ wash hands, re do make up, have a chat, check hair, check clothes, have another chat, oh and we have to go in with a girl friend.
Charlie
Us girlies just pee........ wash hands, re do make up, have a chat, check hair, check clothes, have another chat, oh and we have to go in with a girl friend.
Charlie
#7
Re: bathroom etiquette
Decide the queue for the ladies is too long and go to the mens - where was that scenario during the breakdown of society!?
(not that I have ever done that you understand
#8
Re: bathroom etiquette
had that done to us at a concert a few years back, girl strolled in the door (obviously on a dare) and asked if she could use the toilet, we all looked round in unison said yes, went back to peeing and she ran out without using one of the cubicles
#9
Re: bathroom etiquette
again, not that i'd know
#10
Re: bathroom etiquette
Huge queue for the ladies, I was by myself in the men's. A woman walks in and asks me if its ok to use the cubicle, I say yes and carry on my business. Wierd thing is she doesn't actually move straight away but I can see in the corner of my eye that she stands there looking for about 20 secs and then moves. Wierd
#11
Re: bathroom etiquette
one of the bars in Hull has a mixed toilet!, well for hand washing anyway, its a bit of a talking point i can tell you you carnt see any of the urinals there round a discreat corner and our toilet cubicals are too but still!
#12
Yorkshire meets Vegas
Joined: Jul 2004
Location: T. ON (so there!)
Posts: 1,354
Re: bathroom etiquette
That happened to me at buckingham palace....no honestly.
Huge queue for the ladies, I was by myself in the men's. A woman walks in and asks me if its ok to use the cubicle, I say yes and carry on my business. Wierd thing is she doesn't actually move straight away but I can see in the corner of my eye that she stands there looking for about 20 secs and then moves. Wierd
Huge queue for the ladies, I was by myself in the men's. A woman walks in and asks me if its ok to use the cubicle, I say yes and carry on my business. Wierd thing is she doesn't actually move straight away but I can see in the corner of my eye that she stands there looking for about 20 secs and then moves. Wierd
#13
Re: bathroom etiquette
There is one in Macnhester as well with mixed loo - one of the Vodka bars - always pee on the seats - yuck
#14
Re: bathroom etiquette
It's that sort of practicality that Mr L2S likes about me.
I had to dash into the gents at Grouse on Saturday - we lost the disabled kid I was teaching to ski and it was the most lodgical place he would be.
All the men broke windward's rule # 1 as they all turned to face me, and I charged round shouting lost boys name, and a few appologies.
Did find child in there, and promptly told him very loudly that he should tell me before going to the washroom, to help justify my actions.
#15
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 3,020
Re: bathroom etiquette
Ah, England.