Pet peeves at the office
#51
Originally Posted by JonasM,Apr 13 2006, 11:00 AM
We still have no explanation.......
JonasM
JonasM
#52
Originally Posted by JonasM,Apr 13 2006, 11:00 AM
We still have no explanation.......
JonasM
JonasM
Do yall remember when we had the Spring Fling in Hagerstown??? We all had to use the only available restroom in the building and I was at the end of the line . Well, I finally got to go in there and I heard someone else enter, go into a stall and use the potty (#1 same as me). Then I stepped out to wash my hands the other person stepped out to was HIS hands!!! First time I ever used the his/hers restroom with a he.
#53
Originally Posted by DiamondDave2005,Apr 13 2006, 03:00 PM
Maybe the only person on cleanup duty at the time was male, so he just didn't go into the women's restroom. That's my theory, and I'm sticking to it.
JonasM
#54
I have seen many a messy ladies' room over the years. Some women, NONE of whom hang out here, are just not neat. In fact they can be downright messy when they know someone is going to clean up after them. Hence, the paper towel mess in the ladies' room. Of course that could be that more ladies than men wash their hands afterwards and the cleaning staff can't keep up with the trash.
As far as pee on the floor and smelly bathrooms, I have NO idea why some women make a mess. IT could go on the pet peeve list, along with an unflushed toilet in a restroom. IMHO you should leave it as you'd want to find it!
As far as pee on the floor and smelly bathrooms, I have NO idea why some women make a mess. IT could go on the pet peeve list, along with an unflushed toilet in a restroom. IMHO you should leave it as you'd want to find it!
#55
Originally Posted by captainbk,Apr 13 2006, 08:24 AM
Question: As a man, do you know how you can tell when you have accidently walked into the womens room?
Answer: The handwriting on the walls is neater.
Answer: The handwriting on the walls is neater.
#56
Originally Posted by valentine,Apr 13 2006, 03:10 PM
Then I stepped out to wash my hands the other person stepped out to was HIS hands!!! First time I ever used the his/hers restroom with a he.
It is also fairly common in Germany to have female washroom attendants in the mens facility. It is expected to tip a DM for her services of keeping the place clean and handing one some paper towels after washing one's hands.
#57
Originally Posted by matt_inva,Apr 13 2006, 09:00 PM
According to several studies researching rest room grafitti the other way to tell is that the grafitti in "Ladies Rooms" is mostly about sex. Whereas in Men's rooms politics and social comments ranked above sex.
#58
Originally Posted by matt_inva,Apr 13 2006, 09:08 PM
Unisex restrooms are fairly common in Belgium. I was slightly taken back when at a nice restaurant in Brussels I went down the stairs into a sizeable "washroom" there were three sinks dead ahead, stalls off to the right and the urinals off to the left. As I was at one of the urinals, the door to a stall opened, a female walked over the the sink, washed her hands and left.
It is also fairly common in Germany to have female washroom attendants in the mens facility. It is expected to tip a DM for her services of keeping the place clean and handing one some paper towels after washing one's hands.
It is also fairly common in Germany to have female washroom attendants in the mens facility. It is expected to tip a DM for her services of keeping the place clean and handing one some paper towels after washing one's hands.
#59
Originally Posted by Lainey8484,Apr 13 2006, 09:34 PM
She's really the "restroom police". She's there to make sure you guys wash your hands. If not, she radios the head waiter, who won't serve your dinner until you go back and wash your hands.
#60
Originally Posted by matt_inva,Apr 13 2006, 10:07 PM
Quite frankly, I am appalled to see how many men do not wash their hands after mother nature's call.