METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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This big time! If an acceptable number of people actually washed their hands half time would need to be extended by 10 mins!
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[Albion] Personal hygiene
- Thread starter bomber130
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This big time! If an acceptable number of people actually washed their hands half time would need to be extended by 10 mins!
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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I used to shop in Tesco Loudwater at least once a week. I will remember to wash my hands just in case we bump into each other!Wardy's twin
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its not that high....
bomber130
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- Jun 10, 2011
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It was actually the Loudwater one as that’s were my kids live and I used to live there before moving to Brighton
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Have worked in supermarkets as a contactor and noticed that staff often don't wash their hands either .
You should have reported them.
There are more germs on your hands than on your genitalia so it really makes no difference unless you you thoroughly disinfect your hands, touch absolutely nothing between the toilet and the food aisles and wear totally sterile gloves to handle produce. The quick pass under tepid water and shake dry that most men think has got their hands clean merely spreads germs.
You’ve failed here a bit and been unnecessarily aggressive to a stranger.
I’m glad I don’t stomp through life getting this angry over petty crap.
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Total over-reaction and none of your business. You have absolutely no idea of his circumstances or what he has going on his life. Maybe he always washes his hands and this was the exception or maybe he is just unhygienic. There are germs on absolutely everything - on your trolley, on your money, on every fridge door in the supermarket. Don't worry about it, we all seem to cope alright.
Agreed, he might be frightened of water for all the OP knew. Btw isn’t that a sign that someone or something has rabies?
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None of your business I would have thought.
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Good on you
You probably had the same germs on your hands from opening the door to get out of the toilet given the number of people who don't wash their hands. Don't understand why everything has gone hands-free - flush, taps, hand drier - when you then have to push on a handle touched by every filth pig (my new favourite phrase) who's been in there since the last clean.
It's probably a bit of an over-reaction given how gross a very high percentage of the population are (especially in Wycombe
). But you have introduced me to filth pig so I'll let you off.Brian Parsons
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To put it in context with food, a Panorama programme on the Beeb some years ago on toilet hygiene, a bowl of peanuts on a bar in London had 16, that's 16 different urine samples on the peanuts. Meaning 16 different men went for a pee, not wash their hands and then grab a handful of peanuts as they passed the free nibbles. Similar results from the cheese and nibbles. I haven't eaten nibbles of a bar anywhere since.
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[MENTION=1416]Ernest[/MENTION] must be watching the cricket