METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Just so hopefully everyone who visits the toilet might actually wash their hands!
Weirdly grim, this.
Do none of these people later eat or drink, or are they fine with particles of piss and shit going in their mouths?
Huge numbers of gentlemen don't bother at all in East Lower. Disgusting at the best of times but in these troubled times, foolish and uncaring.
Second place is people on their mobile phones when having a dump. I mean, FFS. The germs.
Huge numbers of gentlemen don't bother at all in East Lower. Disgusting at the best of times but in these troubled times, foolish and uncaring.
One of my real pet hates is people going to the toilet and not washing their hands. At least at the Amex there's no doors to pull on the handle to open, but it's still gross.
I feel like stopping people just before they've walked out and say the bloke who just left rubbed his c*ck all over the door handle so I wouldn't touch it.
Second place is people on their mobile phones when having a dump. I mean, FFS. The germs.
People
I am sorry but Coronavirus is not spread by holding your old chap then shaking someone's hand. If anyone catches it in the lavs it would be from inhaling someone else's hoary breath as they pant and grunt over the Armitage, or release a hacking cough as they queue.
I would never use public taps and towels to wash my hands unless I had actually touched my own poo in an act of bum-wipe carelessnes. In all other circumstances I would be more likely to contract something than wash something away.
And nobody is going to seed a Corovavirus epidemic by thouching their John Thomas. It isn't willy-spread. It is a ****ing cold, not syphylis, Chlamydia or HIV, FFS.
And if you do need a poo, don't forget to carefully wipe down the surrounding area (I recommend bringing in a litre of Dettol, being careful with it after the top has been confiscated) and cover the toilet seat with strips of loo paper. A couple of dozen sheets will suffice. There is bound to be a massivle supply in the cubicle. Oh....hang on
I am sorry but Coronavirus is not spread by holding your old chap then shaking someone's hand. If anyone catches it in the lavs it would be from inhaling someone else's hoary breath as they pant and grunt over the Armitage, or release a hacking cough as they queue.
I would never use public taps and towels to wash my hands unless I had actually touched my own poo in an act of bum-wipe carelessnes. In all other circumstances I would be more likely to contract something than wash something away.
And nobody is going to seed a Corovavirus epidemic by thouching their John Thomas. It isn't willy-spread. It is a ****ing cold, not syphylis, Chlamydia or HIV, FFS.
And if you do need a poo, don't forget to carefully wipe down the surrounding area (I recommend bringing in a litre of Dettol, being careful with it after the top has been confiscated) and cover the toilet seat with strips of loo paper. A couple of dozen sheets will suffice. There is bound to be a massivle supply in the cubicle. Oh....hang on