wierd toilet habits?

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poor relative
poor relative
WA
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16 May 2008 11:54pm
what do you do or what have you witnessed that would constitute weird bathroom behaviour?



recently i've observed a couple guys in my office building.

one makes loud grunting noises on the toilet, even when he knows there's other people in there with him.

the other flushes the urinal or toilet every time he walks in the bathroom, before and after he goes about his business. why??
stribo
stribo
QLD
1628 posts
QLD, 1628 posts
17 May 2008 2:10am
Why are you up this late thinking about other peoples toilet habits you strange man
stribo
stribo
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QLD, 1628 posts
17 May 2008 2:17am
poor relative
poor relative
WA
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WA, 9106 posts
17 May 2008 12:30am
I saw it on another forum.
I thought seabreezers might have an opinion or a funny tale
i am working late
Greenroom
Greenroom
WA
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WA, 7608 posts
17 May 2008 11:47am
Do you wipe forwards or backwards?
Do you wipe from the back or from in between your legs?
Do you check the toilet paper every wipe to see how much crap you still have on ya ass?
Have you ever been that confident to not wipe at all?
manicskier
manicskier
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18 May 2008 5:47pm
Waiting for someone else to come in or leave so you dont have to touch that filthy handle on the inside of the door (or use the closing mechanism to open it without touching)

All toilets should be designed as a push to get out, not a pull.....
TonyC
TonyC
WA
410 posts
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18 May 2008 3:56pm
At the risk of sounding politically incorrect:

I have lived and worked in Africa and one of the work safety risks on mine sites (and elsewhere) is cracked toilet seats. The risk is as you sit on them they bend a little with the cracks opening slightly - when you get off the seat there is the risk that you have pinched flesh in the cracks - you soon learn to be careful. Any guesses at where the cracks come from? From a certain proportion of the local population standing on the seats and squatting. Needless to say the issue was a regular toolbox meetings item and even suggested to include "toilet training" on local induction courses.
decrepit
decrepit
WA
12873 posts
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18 May 2008 8:35pm
Where squatting not sitting is part of the culture, it's wise to put some nice strong steel plates either side of the plastic.
Think about it, if you squat you're not sharing a seat with who knows who, possibly more hygienic.
TonyC
TonyC
WA
410 posts
WA, 410 posts
18 May 2008 8:46pm
Excellent point Decrepit. The toilet facilities often included both western toilets and squatting longdrops - but when you got to go the western toilets were getting used by squatters when the long drops were occupied. Perhaps everyone (especially ex-pats) should have been trained the other way around to squat instead. Though I do have to say there were very many nationals that used to complain about the problem as well. Not just a western issue as was a large social divide between a few distinct "classes" of nationals.
Greenroom
Greenroom
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18 May 2008 9:03pm
manicskier said...

Waiting for someone else to come in or leave so you dont have to touch that filthy handle on the inside of the door (or use the closing mechanism to open it without touching)

All toilets should be designed as a push to get out, not a pull.....

I use my foot to close the lid, flush the toilet and open the door.
If this is not possible I use toilet paper in my hand instead of touching things direct.
Look for places to open the door other than the handle ie use your foot to pull the door towards you, use the coat hook on the back of the door or pull the door open by the top of the door.
When washing hands use the hot tap because I figure its the tap thats less used.
Before turning the tap off, splash water over the tap.
Use the electric hand dryer to fry all the germs off your hands even if this results in 3rd degree burns.
When leaving the toilets pull the main door with one finger at the top or bottom of the handle where it meets the door, not the actual handle. Or take a bit of toilet paper or hand towel to open the door then quickly dump it on the inside of the toilets for the cleaner to pick up.
I HATE PUBLIC TOILETS

ka43
ka43
NSW
3101 posts
NSW, 3101 posts
19 May 2008 11:17am
We have a call centre in our building with a lot of different "ethnic" types.
There are common toilets on the ground floor.
So far we have heard or seen............
Guys talking on mobile phones on the dunny, people eating and drinking on the dunny, people squatting on the dunny, people smoking on the dunny, people using 6 foot lengths of dunny paper to plaster over the 5mm gaps between door and wall, people having animated conversations with the next stall. etc etc.
All the while going about their business.
makes me feel crook
poor relative
poor relative
WA
9106 posts
WA, 9106 posts
19 May 2008 3:00pm
I like to drop a big fart whilst i pee.
stribo
stribo
QLD
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19 May 2008 5:06pm
poor relative said...

I like to drop a big fart whilst i pee.


Watch out for follow through reli.....
ewan kite
ewan kite
VIC
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VIC, 928 posts
19 May 2008 6:41pm
Greenroom said...

manicskier said...

Waiting for someone else to come in or leave so you dont have to touch that filthy handle on the inside of the door (or use the closing mechanism to open it without touching)

All toilets should be designed as a push to get out, not a pull.....

I use my foot to close the lid, flush the toilet and open the door.
If this is not possible I use toilet paper in my hand instead of touching things direct.
Look for places to open the door other than the handle ie use your foot to pull the door towards you, use the coat hook on the back of the door or pull the door open by the top of the door.
When washing hands use the hot tap because I figure its the tap thats less used.
Before turning the tap off, splash water over the tap.
Use the electric hand dryer to fry all the germs off your hands even if this results in 3rd degree burns.
When leaving the toilets pull the main door with one finger at the top or bottom of the handle where it meets the door, not the actual handle. Or take a bit of toilet paper or hand towel to open the door then quickly dump it on the inside of the toilets for the cleaner to pick up.
I HATE PUBLIC TOILETS




i think you have a germ problem
Richiefish
Richiefish
QLD
5612 posts
QLD, 5612 posts
19 May 2008 6:55pm
I once heard horrible noises and smelt scarey smells coming from a nearby cubicle.It was a bit like that scene from Austin Powers. Turned out some dude was emptying a porta potty.....
x sport guy
x sport guy
VIC
110 posts
VIC, 110 posts
19 May 2008 9:13pm
ewan kite said...

Greenroom said...

manicskier said...

Waiting for someone else to come in or leave so you dont have to touch that filthy handle on the inside of the door (or use the closing mechanism to open it without touching)

All toilets should be designed as a push to get out, not a pull.....

I use my foot to close the lid, flush the toilet and open the door.
If this is not possible I use toilet paper in my hand instead of touching things direct.
Look for places to open the door other than the handle ie use your foot to pull the door towards you, use the coat hook on the back of the door or pull the door open by the top of the door.
When washing hands use the hot tap because I figure its the tap thats less used.
Before turning the tap off, splash water over the tap.
Use the electric hand dryer to fry all the germs off your hands even if this results in 3rd degree burns.
When leaving the toilets pull the main door with one finger at the top or bottom of the handle where it meets the door, not the actual handle. Or take a bit of toilet paper or hand towel to open the door then quickly dump it on the inside of the toilets for the cleaner to pick up.
I HATE PUBLIC TOILETS




i think you have a germ problem


im with you greenroom....... hate dirty public cans

i thought had all the obsessive compulsive germ disorder traits covered but theres a couple of steps even i hadnt thought of in there

if theres one thing good about the golden arches (possibly the only one) its the clean dunnies
poor relative
poor relative
WA
9106 posts
WA, 9106 posts
19 May 2008 8:11pm
The worst dunny i ever used was on a distant island off the west coast of Sumatra.

It was a pit with a board across that you squatted on and held onto whilst you did your business.
Balance was the key.

Until that point i never thought i could do a poo in front of strangers.

monster
monster
TAS
495 posts
TAS, 495 posts
19 May 2008 10:15pm
jeez you guys speak crap
cwamit
cwamit
WA
1194 posts
WA, 1194 posts
19 May 2008 8:19pm
never ever cough while mid dump!
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