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Old 09-02-2005, 03:02 PM
Blarg Blarg is offline
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I see the fake handwash all the time. Someone washes their hands, but only if you're looking. He gets the back of one hand with a splash, but only if you're looking. Then gets both hands wet, but only if you're looking. Then he hits the soap pump, but only if you're looking. Then he notices whether soap actually came out, and gets enough soap, but only if you're looking. Then he washes thoroughly instead of just rinsing the soap off, but only if you're looking. Then he uses paper towels instead of just shaking his hands off, but only if you're looking. Then he uses a hundred paper towels.

Ideally, if no one is there, he sprints straight from taking a dump out the door without stopping at the sink.
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Old 09-02-2005, 03:13 PM
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When in public bathrooms, alwasy remember this adage:

Not everyone washes their hand, but everyone opens the door.

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So what's the point of your adage? Piss on the floor outside the bathroom so you don't have to touch the door?

Swede

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Lobby for automatic doors to the bathroom.
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Old 09-02-2005, 03:14 PM
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If it takes you longer to towel dry your hands than to wash them, don't bother. Everyone knows you didn't really wash.

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I do this. I think random people who care about this are weird.
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Old 09-02-2005, 03:20 PM
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I am/was OCD. I have set records in the longest time to wash hands category.
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Old 09-02-2005, 03:25 PM
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I hate sinks where the water jets out and bounces out of the sink and gets on your yellow khakis right at the crotch area. Or there's a marble countertop and you lean against it while getting soap or checking the mirror and there was standing water on the edge so you get a nice horizontal water line across your pants.

Or am i the only retard that stuff happens to?
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Old 09-02-2005, 03:28 PM
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That's what you get for wearing yellow khakis.
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Old 09-02-2005, 03:30 PM
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Default Re: Washing hands revisited

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I hate sinks where the water jets out and bounces out of the sink and gets on your yellow khakis right at the crotch area. Or there's a marble countertop and you lean against it while getting soap or checking the mirror and there was standing water on the edge so you get a nice horizontal water line across your pants.

Or am i the only retard that stuff happens to?

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Have you seen those commercials for Dockers with "stain defender?" Well, many makers of khakis do this to their pants now, which helps avoid the situation you describe. Try it out.

Swede
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Old 09-02-2005, 03:46 PM
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Default Re: Washing hands revisited

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When in public bathrooms, alwasy remember this adage:

Not everyone washes their hand, but everyone opens the door.

[/ QUOTE ]

So what's the point of your adage? Piss on the floor outside the bathroom so you don't have to touch the door?

Swede

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Lobby for automatic doors to the bathroom.

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1. Finish washing your hands, leave the water running
2. Turn it off with paper towels
3. open the door with paper towels
4. discard paper towels.

Most bathrooms will have a garbage close to the door. If they don't, it represents poor planning on their part and I'll leave the paper towels on the door handle.

I'm not OCD or anything, but I'm not going to the trouble of washing my hands just so I can get some other dude's piss & sweat on me.

Freakin
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Old 09-02-2005, 04:09 PM
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Sweat and piss is a best-case scenario.
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Old 09-06-2005, 12:26 PM
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Default Re: Washing hands revisited

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When in public bathrooms, alwasy remember this adage:

Not everyone washes their hand, but everyone opens the door.

[/ QUOTE ]

So what's the point of your adage? Piss on the floor outside the bathroom so you don't have to touch the door?

Swede

[/ QUOTE ]
Lobby for automatic doors to the bathroom.

[/ QUOTE ]

1. Finish washing your hands, leave the water running
2. Turn it off with paper towels
3. open the door with paper towels
4. discard paper towels.

Most bathrooms will have a garbage close to the door. If they don't, it represents poor planning on their part and I'll leave the paper towels on the door handle.

I'm not OCD or anything, but I'm not going to the trouble of washing my hands just so I can get some other dude's piss & sweat on me.

Freakin

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Depending on the towel dispenser, don't forget to have a paper towel ready to dispense the paper towels you will use to dry your hands.
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