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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I know this makes me seem a bit odd and marginal OCD but its bugging me. Why are the handles on the inside of public toilet doors?
Picture the scene. Man/Woman A pushes the door and walks into the loo. Does their business bit can't be bothered washing hands. Pulls door handle and leaves. Man/Woman B pushes the door walks in, does business, washes hands then pulls same door handle and leaves. Germ ahoy!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Was a programe on last night about ocd cleaning, and a train loo door handle had five times more bacteria than a building site portaloo  Makes u think wot else out there is sticking |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Because they wouldn't be able to get out if there wasn't a handle?
Thank you, I thought it was just me being a bit thick  "
Handle on outside when people have clean (ish!) hands. Push on the inside...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I always use toilet paper when opening the loo door, or use my foot to kick it open. "
I'm the same. I'm not OCD with germs or anything but public toilets are just gross.
Anything I have to touch gets a coating of toilet paper first and for the exit doors (to the main area) I'll usually pull it from the top at a weird angle where most people won't have touched it.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"for the exit doors (to the main area) I'll usually pull it from the top at a weird angle where most people won't have touched it.
Trouble is I think lots of us do that !"
Hah, I shall have to rethink my strategy! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"When you need to take a dump in public toilets always use the first cubicle because it is normally the least used!!"
I don't know man, old people are pretty 'lazy'... |
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"Because they wouldn't be able to get out if there wasn't a handle?
Thank you, I thought it was just me being a bit thick
Handle on outside when people have clean (ish!) hands. Push on the inside... "
How would germy handprints all over the door be any different to germs on a handle?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"When you need to take a dump in public toilets always use the first cubicle because it is normally the least used!!
I don't know man, old people are pretty 'lazy'..."
Fair point!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Because they wouldn't be able to get out if there wasn't a handle?
Thank you, I thought it was just me being a bit thick
Handle on outside when people have clean (ish!) hands. Push on the inside...
How would germy handprints all over the door be any different to germs on a handle?? "
Shoulder charge technique would them become applicable! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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From the same vein, I've never really understood why men wash their hands after urinating. Surely we should wash our hands BEFORE handling the goods. I think I have pretty much mastered how to urinate without getting it on my hands so why do I want to smear the germs of the world all over my prize possession? |
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"I know this makes me seem a bit odd and marginal OCD but its bugging me. Why are the handles on the inside of public toilet doors?
Picture the scene. Man/Woman A pushes the door and walks into the loo. Does their business bit can't be bothered washing hands. Pulls door handle and leaves. Man/Woman B pushes the door walks in, does business, washes hands then pulls same door handle and leaves. Germ ahoy!!"
I can only imagine there must be some building regulation that doors must open inwards. The only exception I can think of are pub doors which open outwards, anyone who has worked in one will know why. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"From the same vein, I've never really understood why men wash their hands after urinating. Surely we should wash our hands BEFORE handling the goods. I think I have pretty much mastered how to urinate without getting it on my hands so why do I want to smear the germs of the world all over my prize possession?"
Because the germs aren't in your piss. They're on your knob! Never heard of thrush or crabs?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My hubby uses his sleeve to open all doors etc ,
I use my boot!  "
Yeah, but your supposed to wait until the cubicle is vacant until you boot the door in!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Because the germs aren't in your piss. They're on your knob! Never heard of thrush or crabs? "
Pleased to report I have neither, and that doesn't mean you still can't wash your hands after if you do happen to have them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My hubby uses his sleeve to open all doors etc ,
I use my boot!
Yeah, but your supposed to wait until the cubicle is vacant until you boot the door in! "
No..it's best when someone is in there!
what I do is, I wait, just kinda of hang around until i spot someone I hate and do it then!   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"When you need to take a dump in public toilets always use the first cubicle because it is normally the least used!!
I don't know man, old people are pretty 'lazy'..."
I wear a nappy now going out! Also keeps me warm in winter
I find pampers best huggies gave me rash which was embarrassing to explain to my doctor |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"When you need to take a dump in public toilets always use the first cubicle because it is normally the least used!!
I don't know man, old people are pretty 'lazy'...
I wear a nappy now going out! Also keeps me warm in winter
I find pampers best huggies gave me rash which was embarrassing to explain to my doctor"
Ah I see, you're one of those adult babies fucking things?.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Because they wouldn't be able to get out if there wasn't a handle?
Thank you, I thought it was just me being a bit thick
Handle on outside when people have clean (ish!) hands. Push on the inside... "
You might push the door where someone else has, as long as you contact the door transfer will take place.
Antibacterial hand gel will solve your problem, use it when well clear of the toilets... |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
It can't be beyond the realm of invention to have a foot plate activated door. Toilets and taps with sensors already exist. The doors are the weak spot.
Nothing beats washing your hands with warm water and soap - the rubbing action is better at removing the germs than using gels and wipes.
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"From the same vein, I've never really understood why men wash their hands after urinating. Surely we should wash our hands BEFORE handling the goods. I think I have pretty much mastered how to urinate without getting it on my hands so why do I want to smear the germs of the world all over my prize possession?
Because the germs aren't in your piss. They're on your knob! Never heard of thrush or crabs? "
Your hands are likely to have more bugs o them than on you knob or in your piss - unless you do some really strange things with your knob.
Thinks, if you can bear it, about the things your hands touch in everyday life. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It can't be beyond the realm of invention to have a foot plate activated door. Toilets and taps with sensors already exist. The doors are the weak spot.
Nothing beats washing your hands with warm water and soap - the rubbing action is better at removing the germs than using gels and wipes.
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And some wee hooligan breaks the plate, ensueing in a lengthy stay locked inside a smelly bog. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"It can't be beyond the realm of invention to have a foot plate activated door. Toilets and taps with sensors already exist. The doors are the weak spot.
Nothing beats washing your hands with warm water and soap - the rubbing action is better at removing the germs than using gels and wipes.
And some wee hooligan breaks the plate, ensueing in a lengthy stay locked inside a smelly bog. "
They break the locks on doors too. It's a risk. I feel public toilets are a risk though. Sometimes you have to use them.
On another note, 19th November is World Toilet Day. Their strap line is, I give a shit, do you?
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
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They break the locks on doors too. It's a risk. I feel public toilets are a risk though. Sometimes you have to use them.
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Without adding to your worries, a G4S security guard was yesterday convicted of murdering a conference delegate with a fire extinguisher in a toilet in a controlled entry building. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It can't be beyond the realm of invention to have a foot plate activated door. Toilets and taps with sensors already exist. The doors are the weak spot.
Nothing beats washing your hands with warm water and soap - the rubbing action is better at removing the germs than using gels and wipes.
And some wee hooligan breaks the plate, ensueing in a lengthy stay locked inside a smelly bog. "
I got locked in a toilet once and only managed to escape using my belt buckle and a piece of string ...eat your heart out MacGyver |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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Public toilets can be pretty revolting and I use them as infrequently as possible but I don't stress too much about germs. I have a healthy immune system and exposure to some germs keeps it that way.
I think the rise in asthma and allergies is in part due to our growing obsession with sterilising everything.
Oddly though, I have one specific phobia which is both germ/cleanliness related and quite unusual. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
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They break the locks on doors too. It's a risk. I feel public toilets are a risk though. Sometimes you have to use them.
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Without adding to your worries, a G4S security guard was yesterday convicted of murdering a conference delegate with a fire extinguisher in a toilet in a controlled entry building."
G4S and Serco guards are a whole different worry. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Lets face facts. Cleanliness has risen a hundredfold since i was a bairn and growing up. I sometimes 'forgot' to wash my hands after a pee (just as a lot of other kids did) and it hasn't done me any harm at all! We need to grow up enduring some bacteria or our bodies wouldn't become immune to them. All this sterilisation shit is just making the kids of today even more susceptible to disease. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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They break the locks on doors too. It's a risk. I feel public toilets are a risk though. Sometimes you have to use them.
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Without adding to your worries, a G4S security guard was yesterday convicted of murdering a conference delegate with a fire extinguisher in a toilet in a controlled entry building.
G4S and Serco guards are a whole different worry."
Think it transpired the guy was smoking !
Still not right tho |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I so miss the good old days of communal urinals.That lovely smell,shooting the ciggie butts and always trying to get the higher end."
Is that while the guys are still smokin em? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I so miss the good old days of communal urinals.That lovely smell,shooting the ciggie butts and always trying to get the higher end.
Is that while the guys are still smokin em? "
Indeed as im a non smoker lol |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"I'm astonished how many men have made it past puberty without being able to pee without getting it over their fingers .
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So many have made it past puberty without managing to aim just at the inside of the toilet bowl.
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Eventually they may have auto-opening doors, similar to those auto-flush things, that rely on Infra red etc. Tho, being caught, sitting down, as the door flies open in error, may be a bit too much for some.
On a side note, there's an exhibition in Dublin on synthetic biology, that includes - warning, do not read on, if feeling squeemish - human cheese. Cultured from mostly women, though there are 3 different cheeses, derived from bacteria, formed into a brie cheese. https://dublin.sciencegallery.com/ |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"I'm astonished how many men have made it past puberty without being able to pee without getting it over their fingers .
So many have made it past puberty without managing to aim just at the inside of the toilet bowl.
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There's no excuse for that when you have a steady deck. |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"Surely if you wash your hands after you have come out the toilet any germs picked up along the way will be gone
gosh isn't thinking hard "
Then you grab the handle on the exit door and the germs left by those who don't wash properly are transferred to you. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm astonished how many men are girls
Do you mean APART from all the ts/tv/cds?
Shh!!! I've been getting away with this!  "
I'm surprised you get anywhere near a urinal with those! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Surely if you wash your hands after you have come out the toilet any germs picked up along the way will be gone
gosh isn't thinking hard "
But then you have to exit the area with the sink which has a door and be guaranteed that every other person has also washed their hands before touching said door.
How about a doorless communal sink area with doors leading to both genders toilet area? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm just wondering how many of the guys on here who object to the dirty toilets, would let a gal piss on em! Lol. "
That would be nice and fresh unlike the old staley crap about lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Surely if you wash your hands after you have come out the toilet any germs picked up along the way will be gone
gosh isn't thinking hard
But then you have to exit the area with the sink which has a door and be guaranteed that every other person has also washed their hands before touching said door.
How about a doorless communal sink area with doors leading to both genders toilet area? "
I've seen these communal washing areas in some restaurants. Very good idea. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Surely if you wash your hands after you have come out the toilet any germs picked up along the way will be gone
gosh isn't thinking hard
But then you have to exit the area with the sink which has a door and be guaranteed that every other person has also washed their hands before touching said door.
How about a doorless communal sink area with doors leading to both genders toilet area? "
Or how about some plain old common sense. If your that uptight about it, use a peice of loo roll to open the door! Or, your coat/jumper hem! |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
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How about a doorless communal sink area with doors leading to both genders toilet area?
I've seen these communal washing areas in some restaurants. Very good idea. "
Is that because female customers can't resist giving all the surfaces a quick wipe down before leaving |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
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How about a doorless communal sink area with doors leading to both genders toilet area?
I've seen these communal washing areas in some restaurants. Very good idea.
Is that because female customers can't resist giving all the surfaces a quick wipe down before leaving"
I wish! Women's toilets are often disgusting. I don't know how they miss they bowl, why the loo roll has to be all over the floor or why the area around the sinks is sopping wet.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I know this makes me seem a bit odd and marginal OCD but its bugging me. Why are the handles on the inside of public toilet doors?
Picture the scene. Man/Woman A pushes the door and walks into the loo. Does their business bit can't be bothered washing hands. Pulls door handle and leaves. Man/Woman B pushes the door walks in, does business, washes hands then pulls same door handle and leaves. Germ ahoy!!"
Ooh i hate that too take some spare loo paper and open door with that then throw in bin thats what i do too many dirty girls out there lol x x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Or how about some plain old common sense. If your that uptight about it, use a peice of loo roll to open the door! Or, your coat/jumper hem!"
I guess that is the difference between us. I consider it common sense to improve on a flawed design instead of having to resort to using the hem of my jumper to avoid getting someone elses feacal matter on me. |
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"I always use toilet paper when opening the loo door, or use my foot to kick it open.
I'm the same. I'm not OCD with germs or anything but public toilets are just gross.
Anything I have to touch gets a coating of toilet paper first and for the exit doors (to the main area) I'll usually pull it from the top at a weird angle where most people won't have touched it.
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Lol, yea me too - I wonder how many other people have thought of that though! Or I use my sleeve........but yes, they should be pull to get in an push (with shoulder) to get out. |
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"Or how about some plain old common sense. If your that uptight about it, use a peice of loo roll to open the door! Or, your coat/jumper hem!
I guess that is the difference between us. I consider it common sense to improve on a flawed design instead of having to resort to using the hem of my jumper to avoid getting someone elses feacal matter on me."
Exactly, it should be a universally accepted necessity. |
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Went to a Gay club with my son and when he took me to the loo he used his foot on the toilet handle. he said dont touch ..
Before anyone thinks I need to be accompanied he was just looking out for me
I tend to use loo paper to open doors eww.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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And just out of interest, how many people suck cock, lick pussy or rim with people that have not wiped their "bits" with antibacterial wipes?
I think there are are lot of people who have some sort of perverse pride in their OCD. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"And just out of interest, how many people suck cock, lick pussy or rim with people that have not wiped their "bits" with antibacterial wipes?
I think there are are lot of people who have some sort of perverse pride in their OCD."
Lol, exactly. Can just imagine them using marigolds to exit the toilet, then taking their date home and shoving their tongue up the gals ass! But hey, as long as their hands are clean eh! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"And just out of interest, how many people suck cock, lick pussy or rim with people that have not wiped their "bits" with antibacterial wipes?
I think there are are lot of people who have some sort of perverse pride in their OCD."
The difference is that these acts are done out of choice. Just because I'd rim some woman I find attractive doesn't mean I'd rim the guy who used the cubicle before me. I guess you would though? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Lol, exactly. Can just imagine them using marigolds to exit the toilet, then taking their date home and shoving their tongue up the gals ass! But hey, as long as their hands are clean eh! "
Coming from the guy who admitted he has crabs, thrush and more germs on his knob than a public toilet, that means nothing.
"From the same vein, I've never really understood why men wash their hands after urinating. Surely we should wash our hands BEFORE handling the goods. I think I have pretty much mastered how to urinate without getting it on my hands so why do I want to smear the germs of the world all over my prize possession?
Because the germs aren't in your piss. They're on your knob! Never heard of thrush or crabs? "
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"Wear disposable gloves no need to wash anything, why not add a finishing touch of a white mask maybe as well."
No need because we'll soon be living in our own individual bubbles with our own oxygen supply. That way the government will be able to tax us on air and on our CO2 (and methane!) emissions. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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You cannot live your life worrying about germs, they are everywhere. If you are fit and healthy it won't be a huge problem, just carry on with your own hygiene rituals. It's only when someone is ill or when there are open wounds that there is a problem.
If anyone has ever bought cakes from M&S for instance, where you use the tongs and help yourself, those cakes will have urine and faeces on, people don't always use the tongs, they pick them up and put them back and choose another one - now if they havent wash their hands. Same as a buffet at party, wedding etc, germs all over the food.
If we worried we wouldn't eat anything  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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At work a woman left the cubicle after a dump... Left the aroma and didn't wash hands...
Went straight to the shop, handled the apples before choosing one....
I.o my buy wrapped items now |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"At work a woman left the cubicle after a dump... Left the aroma and didn't wash hands...
Went straight to the shop, handled the apples before choosing one....
I.o my buy wrapped items now "
You don't know what was on the hands of the pickers and handlers for the wrapped items.
I wash fruit, but mainly to get rid of the pesticide residue.
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"At work a woman left the cubicle after a dump... Left the aroma and didn't wash hands...
Went straight to the shop, handled the apples before choosing one....
I.o my buy wrapped items now "
I LOVE this story fascinates me ....
How did you smell her poo AND watch her go to a shop and handle apples at the same time .
I HAVE to know ..... |
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By *Ryan-Man
over a year ago
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"At work a woman left the cubicle after a dump... Left the aroma and didn't wash hands...
Went straight to the shop, handled the apples before choosing one....
I.o my buy wrapped items now "
She should have put some sticks in them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I was washing my hands and drying them as she went in, then sorted my hair... In those cpl of minutes she used the loo, left a stink and left. Shop is 50 feet away inside same building. I walked past her fondling the apples on way back to my desk... |
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"Or how about some plain old common sense. If your that uptight about it, use a peice of loo roll to open the door! Or, your coat/jumper hem!
I guess that is the difference between us. I consider it common sense to improve on a flawed design instead of having to resort to using the hem of my jumper to avoid getting someone elses feacal matter on me."
Do you wear a hazmat suit as well to avoid any airborne particulates getting on you? |
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if i worried about germs then i wouldnt get out of bed on a morning cos i would be flat on my back been seriously ill with all the germs i get from you all .
i clean toilets so i see everything that goes on and i;m still alive and kicking |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Do you wear a hazmat suit as well to avoid any airborne particulates getting on you? "
You'd think that but I don't even have a problem with using a public toilet or anything similar, I just happen to think they generally aren't very thought areas and I'd rather not get my immune system topped up from them. |
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"It can't be beyond the realm of invention to have a foot plate activated door. Toilets and taps with sensors already exist. The doors are the weak spot.
Nothing beats washing your hands with warm water and soap - the rubbing action is better at removing the germs than using gels and wipes.
And some wee hooligan breaks the plate, ensueing in a lengthy stay locked inside a smelly bog.
I got locked in a toilet once and only managed to escape using my belt buckle and a piece of string ...eat your heart out MacGyver "
So did me and a mate when we were in ibiza. Went to the toilet and one of us must of knocked the wedge holding the door open. We ended up having to pull the toilet roll holder off the wall and used that to open the door. |
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"Do you wear a hazmat suit as well to avoid any airborne particulates getting on you?
You'd think that but I don't even have a problem with using a public toilet or anything similar, I just happen to think they generally aren't very thought areas and I'd rather not get my immune system topped up from them."
Wash your hands before licking your fingers then lol |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"Do you wear a hazmat suit as well to avoid any airborne particulates getting on you?
You'd think that but I don't even have a problem with using a public toilet or anything similar, I just happen to think they generally aren't very thought areas and I'd rather not get my immune system topped up from them.
Wash your hands before licking your fingers then lol"
Or (sorry) sticking them up your nose. |
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over a year ago
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"I never use public toilets, I cant think of anything worse."
Really? You can't think of anything at all that is worse than public toilets??
Jesus hun you need to work on that imagination |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I never use public toilets, I cant think of anything worse.
Really? You can't think of anything at all that is worse than public toilets??
Jesus hun you need to work on that imagination"
why would I want to think of things that would distress me? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It helps you deal with life and the third germination which we will all encounter some day! Germination was brushed under the carpet for 8 years but will be very much at the fore of European legislation once the narcotics federation up lift the German ceramic theed group 557 its about time too |
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