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I noticed someone scrubbing their hands obsessively in the toilet the other day...loads of soap, vigorous rub, more soap, more rubbing...must have lasted over a minute.
Today I was 'paired' at a urinal, and ended up at the next sink to the same pissee too. He proceeded to use a liberal dose of soap and warm water, whilst I had my customary rinse with cold water, flick dry, and rub on trousers on way out.
He was still whistling away as I walked down the corridor, leaving me to question the hygiene, or lack of, of my toilerary habits.
Now, I am only talking about 'syphoning the python'...what do you do?!
I was in the toilet the other day washing my hands when the chap next to me started observing me. I suppose he was a shirt lifter - will try to avoid being in the toilet with him again.
Yak
Just been ofr a No2 and sat on a wet patch on the seat.
The toilet has plenty wall mounted urinals why can't they use them. If they have to use a bog lift the bloody seat.
Urine is only sterlie to the person that pissed it.
Urine is generally considered to be at least fairly sterile. When it leaves the body, however, the urine can pick up bacteria from the surrounding skin, which would contaminate it. However, it is not generally advisable to use urine to clean open wounds.
So no need to get your c0ck out the next time your colleague gets a paper cut.
Urine is only sterlie to the person that pissed it.
you ARE pulling my plonker. In the army we used to fill a pint pot with warm foaming golden pee, pass it to the left, the drink the one we were handed in one. I only did it because we thought it was sterile.
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