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Previously on "People who use the middle pot."
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At least there is (generally) less toilet talk with the neighbours.Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostCould give you a nutty neighbour update if you prefer??
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We get that here.Originally posted by doodab View PostWhat annoys me are those people who need to undo their belt and practically drop their keks to find it. Nearly as bad as the ones who say "no hands, that's impressive". WTF is that about?
Some of the guys literally drop their trousers round their ankles.
This is the same place that had to put up signs saying not to crap in the pots.
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What annoys me are those people who need to undo their belt and practically drop their keks to find it. Nearly as bad as the ones who say "no hands, that's impressive". WTF is that about?
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People who use the middle pot.
Okay, it is terrible planning to design a gents with three pots. They are always squeezed so close that the middle pot is pointless.
Why then, when people are on pots 1 and 3, is the ‘pots full’ message not read by everyone?
Who in their right mind would want to use this unofficial middle pot to be by a chap either side with the manhood whacked out in their palm?
For those in pots 1 and 3, the shaking stage after is not really achievable.Tags: None
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