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Oh yuck, I remember now, even at uni we had that horrible 'Bronco' stuff, like greaseproof paper.
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Originally posted by zeitghostNot if it's Izal Medicated.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostGenerally you're meant to use the urinal one at a time, not try and share.
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Originally posted by Chuck View PostSplashback. Even if you can't see it, I'll bet your hands are covered in other people's wee by the time you've finished. Especially if the thing is flushing at the time.
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Originally posted by Chuck View PostSplashback. Even if you can't see it, I'll bet your hands are covered in other people's wee by the time you've finished. Especially if the thing is flushing at the time.
Unfortunately at client co, people are very carte blanche with their toilet habits
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI never thought about this when I was young.
But when I got to middle age I used to use this as one way of judging people. If I were dealing with someone who was not working on the land, and they had dirty nails
do not touch with a barge pole
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostPansy!
Maybe he didn't have a filthy penis? It's not like you get wee all over your hands when peeing, unlike a #2 where you are touching things you wish you weren't.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostCarry a pair of latex gloves with your spare tubes / punture repair kit.
Originally posted by Chuck View PostI used to have a PM who'd use the urinal, then groom his hair in front of the large mirror, then wash his hands.
Filthy peasant.
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