So am I the only one that doesn't like public restrooms?
I just find them really disgusting and usually when there's another guy in there and I need to pee, I just can't pee. I feel like I have to go but I just can't.
This might be a bit personal to you guys, so if you don't want to post I understand. Wow that sounded very sad.
Water costs like nothing Jack. Wouldn't be worth going out of your way to to to a public restroom.
Public restrooms are OK. Some are gross but most are fine. If you have to go just go. If you have trouble peeing when there is another guy there thing of something else.
I really don't mind public toilets. Sure some of them might seem a little dirty but it's not like you're going to live there forever.
Speaking of toilets, I absolutely loathe squatter toilets. The only time I'll ever use them is if I want to do my business. Hell, even some of the squatter toilets have broken flushers which also annoys me.
I avoid public restrooms as much as I can if possible, a lot of them are gross, and the lines are usually very long, plus if there is no toilet paper for me to sit on, then I won't be able to pee, think about all of the germs that are on the toilet seat, ew.
I don't care about the ones in America. The ones that aren't stinky aren't too awful, and if I really have to go I can hold the door shut with my foot. Not that bad.
However, the ones in China are horrible, because they're like horizontal urinals. You would not believe the amounts of stains and mysterious substances on the ground. And blood, which was to be expected, but is still not something I want to see. The ground was definitely not a surface I'd want to put my pants on. Fortunately, they had real toilets for pooping sometimes. I used those whenever I could, but some places didn't have any.
Random story: Also in China, I got kicked out of a church for wearing shorts, and while my class got a tour, I wandered around with my friend (who decided to keep me company) and found a condom dispenser on the wall. And almost bought a live scorpion until I was persuaded not to.
China's pretty cool, but don't use the toilets unless you're skilled or don't mind getting weird stains on your pants.
Honestly, they aren't too bad but I really hate when I'm trying to pee and there's like an old guy next to me, it feels so dang weird. Also, I try not to ever poop in a public restroom (not the nasty ones like a gas station, McDonalds, etc) unless it is absolutely impossible to hold longer. As with most of you guys, I think public restrooms are pretty gross, especially when there are little kids who can't help to pull up the toilet seat, but decide to pee all over them...
I usually don't mind, but when it's all over the wall, and the other wall, and the ceiling, and the floor, and the door says "I've seen you pee," I end up getting squeamish.
Honestly, they aren't too bad but I really hate when I'm trying to pee and there's like an old guy next to me, it feels so dang weird. Also, I try not to ever poop in a public restroom (not the nasty ones like a gas station, McDonalds, etc) unless it is absolutely impossible to hold longer. As with most of you guys, I think public restrooms are pretty gross, especially when there are little kids who can't help to pull up the toilet seat, but decide to pee all over them...
I know a guy who has a great story involving public restrooms and an old man.
It is interesting to say the least.
@Topic, I have no issue with public restrooms, but I will usually head to the urinal close to a wall (and standard code of 1 empty urinal between patrons), and I avoid actual toilets not because I feel the dirtiness, but because I fear I'll plug some random toilet.
Why do all threads concerning excretion become immediately popular?
Better to clog a toilet that's not in your house than to clog one in your house.
And, uh, no, it's actually really awkward having to go up to the manager of a restaurant and say "Hey, um, your, uh, toilet's really clogged up. You, um, might want to get that checked out."
And, uh, no, it's actually really awkward having to go up to the manager of a restaurant and say "Hey, um, your, uh, toilet's really clogged up. You, um, might want to get that checked out."
Or, y'know, be a jerk, let it be.
Just for the record I have not clogged a toilet that's not in my house.
And Matt it's up to when R2 posts it, I'm about done.
And, uh, no, it's actually really awkward having to go up to the manager of a restaurant and say "Hey, um, your, uh, toilet's really clogged up. You, um, might want to get that checked out."
No one tells the manager that they clogged the toilet, that's certain death, not from the manager, but from embarrassment.
Why do all threads concerning excretion become immediately popular?
Agreed.
Needless to say I left with one less sock that day.
I'll never think of you the same way now rip, i'm scarred m8
I don't know about other countries, but here in Greece, you're lucky if your sense of smell doesn't die. Also the floors are always wet (mostly in schools).
