My favorite thing about public toilets

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The discussion revolves around humorous and unconventional perspectives on public toilets, exploring various experiences and attitudes towards their use. Participants share anecdotes, playful behaviors, and observations related to cleanliness, social interactions, and personal preferences in public restroom settings.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Conceptual clarification
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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants express enjoyment in the idea that overflowing toilets can be left behind as someone else's problem.
  • One participant describes the gaps between toilet stall doors as an opportunity for playful teasing, suggesting a social dynamic around restroom use.
  • A humorous approach involving peanut butter and toilet paper is shared, highlighting playful interactions that can occur in public restrooms.
  • Another participant suggests that chocolate spread may be a more effective choice for the playful activity described.
  • Concerns about cleanliness in public toilets are raised, with some participants suggesting that women may have different attitudes towards home versus public restroom cleanliness.
  • One participant emphasizes that not all women are careless in public toilets, advocating for a shared responsibility for cleanliness.
  • Another participant appreciates the experience of using a freshly cleaned public toilet, associating it with reduced exposure to germs.
  • Some participants find satisfaction in the relief provided by public toilets during urgent needs.
  • Graffiti in public restrooms is mentioned as a source of both humor and creativity, with mixed opinions on its value.
  • A playful suggestion involving lemonade and a funnel is shared, illustrating a humorous approach to restroom interactions.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a variety of opinions and experiences regarding public toilets, with no clear consensus on attitudes towards cleanliness or behavior in these spaces. Some humorous suggestions are met with playful agreement, while discussions about cleanliness reveal differing perspectives.

Contextual Notes

Participants' views on cleanliness and behavior in public toilets may depend on personal experiences and cultural norms, which are not fully explored in the discussion.

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...is that when they overflow, you can just run away, and it's someone else's problem.
 
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DeadWolfe said:
...is that when they overflow, you can just run away, and it's someone else's problem.
Gah! Yuch! :cry: So you're the son of a b***h.

:smile: :smile: :smile:
 
how they have 3/4 inch gaps between the door and the frame so you can peer into the people doing a number 2 and say, I caught you! Then you wait outside the bathroom so that when he walks out you can say, "see that's the guy I was telling you about!" while pointing at him.
 
A little bit of peanut butter can be so much fun.

Smear a little on some toilet paper, say "Oops" and drop it on the floor where it can be seen from the next stall. "Oops" again and drop it just barely into the next stall, apologize and retrieve it. "Oops" again and a little further into the next stall and ask him to kick it back to your side. "Oops" again and over the top of the divider between stalls - by that time the next stall should empty pretty quickly. :smile:
 
DeadWolfe said:
...is that when they overflow, you can just run away, and it's someone else's problem.
I think that women have a similar attitude about public toilets. In their own home they want their bathroom to be clean and tiddy. In public they seem to think it's ok to just trash the place.
 
BobG said:
A little bit of peanut butter can be so much fun.

Smear a little on some toilet paper, say "Oops" and drop it on the floor where it can be seen from the next stall. "Oops" again and drop it just barely into the next stall, apologize and retrieve it. "Oops" again and a little further into the next stall and ask him to kick it back to your side. "Oops" again and over the top of the divider between stalls - by that time the next stall should empty pretty quickly. :smile:

Chocolate spread works better. :-p
 
TheStatutoryApe said:
I think that women have a similar attitude about public toilets. In their own home they want their bathroom to be clean and tiddy. In public they seem to think it's ok to just trash the place.
I don't think so. Those of us who are particular about the bathroom at home being clean and tidy really would like the public toilets to be that clean as well. There are plenty of women who are slobs too though, and in the public toilets, we all have to suffer because of them.
 
My favorite thing about public toilets is being able to use them after they have just been cleaned, nobody elses germs then!
 
Favourite thing about public toilets?

Since I never go there unless the urge is very great, the release felt afterwards is great as well.
 
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arildno said:
Favourite thing about public toilets?

Since I never go there unless the urge is very great, the release felt afterwards is great as well.

Then your favourite thing about public toilets is the fact that it is there for urgent needs!

Don't take that for granted!
 
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I'm a fan of the graffiti. Mostly it's purile rubbish, but you get some insightful gems of wisdom and pretty good creativity on those walls.
 
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Smear a little on some toilet paper, say "Oops" and drop it on the floor where it can be seen from the next stall. "Oops" again and drop it just barely into the next stall, apologize and retrieve it. "Oops" again and a little further into the next stall and ask him to kick it back to your side. "Oops" again and over the top of the divider between stalls - by that time the next stall should empty pretty quickly.
Or another one:
:rofl :smile:
Get some lemonade, and a funnel and rubber hose, and spill it in a place where it is visible to the next stall. Say "Ooops." Do it again. Add a bit of yellow food coloring to a two-liter bottle of fizzy lemonade, shake up up a lot. Say "Ohh my god!" And spray it around erratically, make sure you get their legs good. :smile:
 

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