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I love when you go into a restroom and someone that has not locked the door gets an attitude when you walk in on them. That's when you look them in the eye and say oh...gee...I'm so sorry...the door wasn't locked...sorry...I'll wait out here...then leave the door open
I love when you go into a restroom and someone that has not locked the door gets an attitude when you walk in on them. That's when you look them in the eye and say oh...gee...I'm so sorry...the door wasn't locked...sorry...I'll wait out here...then leave the door open
I went in a crapper to pee in San Antonio at a grocery store and I swear to God, they crapped the bowl FULL and then crapped on the floor and the sink. It was horrific. I told the manager and she told a bagger to go take care of it. I told him to scratch that and informed her she would need a professional plumber and that grocery boys don't make enough to fart with CRAP like that.
Biggins, jiggling the handle is proper etiquette. If one knocks, that forces the person on the crapper to verbally indicate their presence. Everyone knows that the guys' bathroom code says to avoid verbal interaction with strangers while naked ass and/or penis is in play, even if said interaction is from behind a door.
Jiggling the handle allows the same level of communication as 'knock-knock' -"occupied!" but with less interaction between current and future bathroom user. Also, not having to speak allows for at least some degree of anonymity once one returns to their seat. If the person crapping speaks, they are no longer a mystery behind door #1, they are now a person with an identifiable voice.
Also, not having to speak allows for at least some degree of anonymity once one returns to their seat. If the person crapping speaks, they are no longer a mystery behind door #1, they are now a person with an identifiable voice.
then he could say, "hi, my name is Ben and I just dropped the stinker off in there." Common shoes are a good investment for multi stall workplace bathrooms.
Biggins, jiggling the handle is proper etiquette. If one knocks, that forces the person on the crapper to verbally indicate their presence. Everyone knows that the guys' bathroom code says to avoid verbal interaction with strangers while naked ass and/or penis is in play, even if said interaction is from behind a door.
Jiggling the handle allows the same level of communication as 'knock-knock' -"occupied!" but with less interaction between current and future bathroom user. Also, not having to speak allows for at least some degree of anonymity once one returns to their seat. If the person crapping speaks, they are no longer a mystery behind door #1, they are now a person with an identifiable voice.
Have you heard that having a laptop on your lap can risk the chances of you having children. I guess it gets hot down the and ruins stuff. Same thing with skinny seats and non-padded shorts. Good bye manhood.
Biggins, jiggling the handle is proper etiquette. If one knocks, that forces the person on the crapper to verbally indicate their presence. Everyone knows that the guys' bathroom code says to avoid verbal interaction with strangers while naked ass and/or penis is in play, even if said interaction is from behind a door.
Jiggling the handle allows the same level of communication as 'knock-knock' -"occupied!" but with less interaction between current and future bathroom user. Also, not having to speak allows for at least some degree of anonymity once one returns to their seat. If the person crapping speaks, they are no longer a mystery behind door #1, they are now a person with an identifiable voice.
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