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Originally posted by doodab View PostI generally don't worry about conversations too much, although I do get slightly unsettled when people comment on the fact I am urinating 'hands free'
Yeah. People occasionally comment about my tripod, sou'wester and oilskins, but I prefer not to get drawn into a conversation
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I generally don't worry about conversations too much, although I do get slightly unsettled when people comment on the fact I am urinating 'hands free'
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Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostI have been weeing (on and off) for over 3 decades now.
Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostI have been checking my emails while sitting on the lav for a number of years, and I almost always manage it without getting cack all over the place.
That's all, just
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostStriking up a conversation with the person next to you at the urinals. My cock is in my hand, I'm having a piss, I don't want to know about 'What you had for lunch','What youre' doing at the weekend','The price of gold','Or who your wife is sleeping with'
Equally, I have been checking my emails while sitting on the lav for a number of years, and I almost always manage it without getting cack all over the place.
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One of the worst client bogs was a mail order games software unit, near Windsor about 11 years ago.
They had a big sign in the traps saying 'Use the toilet brush when finished'
At least at Barclays we had toilet paper
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If you plan to disappear in there with one of the hr girls for a cheeky line make sure you have access to the relevant cctv system. Which i think boils down to 'be nice to security' as someone said earlier.
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostIf its brown, flush it down.
If its yellow, let it mellow!
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostStriking up a conversation with the person next to you at the urinals. "My cock is in my hand"
Originally posted by Chaffinch View PostErm, erm ................ thanks for sharing ........................erm
I was thinking along the lines of:
"Always wash your hands afterwards"
but, erm, ta
Originally posted by wurzel View PostNever liked those bogs with partition walls that don't go all the way up.
Remember one time I was working in Dubai , I went to the bog & became suddenly aware of a presence. I looked up & there was the face of the office boy staring down at me.
Said he was washing his feet for prayers
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Originally posted by Freamon View PostIf you are in a building which has a floor containing mainly HR, that is usually the best one to go to. The gents will be a "safe zone" hardly ever visited. This works even better if you are working at a retailer and they have a floor for the clothing department staff.
or can't believe no-one has mentioned the disabled
just be careful and don't get the pull switches mixed up as i did, it can be quite embarrassing being met by the cavalry on exit
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Originally posted by SneakySimon View PostLeaving the seat down and then peeing. Drops of p!ss all over the seat are not cool when I need my 30 min toilet break.
I have an unproved suspicion that seems to be a Bob thing - we just had a group of 10 blokes and since then, I have had to go to a differnt floor.
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostAt BT they had load of Bobs and they all would head off to the bogs and gob flem into the sinks. It soundded disgusting.
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostAt BT they had load of Bobs and they all would head off to the bogs and gob flem into the sinks. It sounded disgusting.
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