Bathroom Misery: No Lock, No Privacy, No Block

In summary, the conversation discusses the poor quality of the bathrooms at the speaker's high school, including issues with locked doors, broken soap dispensers and faucets, and graffiti on the walls. The discussion also touches on the idea that the state of the bathrooms reflects the quality of the people who use them.
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JamesU
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Particularly the bathrooms. When I'm able to get in one (they're locked most of the time )

so, the floor is brilliantly decorated with toilet paper, the toilets are crappy, the soap dispensers hardly work:yuck: and I'm licky if 2 faucets work on the sink.

The bathroom has 4 walls, yet at the top of one, there's some of those blocks that are wavy and you can't see through them. actually, about 2 of those blocks, because most of them are gone.

Then there's the graffiti, some of them are some brilliantly written poems:
I sometimes come here to think and sit...
But mostly just to stink and s**t
 
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yomamma said:
Then there's the graffiti, some of them are some brilliantly written poems:
I sometimes come here to think and sit...
But mostly just to stink and s**t
Classic! :approve:
 
  • #3
yomamma said:
Then there's the graffiti, some of them are some brilliantly written poems:
I sometimes come here to think and sit...
But mostly just to stink and s**t
That's the shiznat biatch.

But just like a country, the quality of the people tends to reflect the quality of what they have.
 
  • #4
Mk said:
But just like a country, the quality of the people reflects the quality of what they have.

I really hope that's not true...:grumpy:
 
  • #5
yomamma said:
The bathroom has 4 walls, yet at the top of one, there's some of those blocks that are wavy and you can't see through them.
Even wall-ed rooms annoy me too! :tongue2:
 
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Dude, the restrooms at my high school didn't even have doors on the stalls. They passed a frickin' $3 billion county bond measure to rebuild all of the schools and started renovating the year after I graduated. Well, at least my little sister now goes to a pretty nice school.
 

1. Why is it important to have a lock on bathroom doors?

A lock on the bathroom door provides privacy and ensures that no one accidentally walks in while someone is using the bathroom. It also helps to prevent embarrassing and uncomfortable situations.

2. What are some alternative solutions for bathroom privacy if there is no lock?

Some alternative solutions for bathroom privacy include using a door hanger sign to indicate that the bathroom is occupied, installing a latch or bolt lock, or using a portable door lock.

3. How can a lack of privacy in the bathroom affect a person's mental health?

A lack of privacy in the bathroom can lead to feelings of anxiety, embarrassment, and discomfort. It can also cause stress and affect a person's self-esteem and confidence.

4. What are some ways to address the issue of a constantly clogged toilet?

To address the issue of a constantly clogged toilet, it is important to educate people on proper toilet etiquette, such as not flushing excessive amounts of toilet paper or non-flushable items. Regular maintenance and unclogging by a professional plumber may also be necessary.

5. How can bathroom design contribute to a more pleasant bathroom experience?

Bathroom design can contribute to a more pleasant experience by incorporating features such as a lock on the door, proper ventilation to reduce odors, ample lighting, and storage for toiletries. It is also important to regularly clean and maintain the bathroom to ensure a hygienic and comfortable environment.

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