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Philippa36 wrote: »Someone went to the loo at work to produce something so large it was unflushable and had to be broken up by the cleaner! No-one ever admitted to it but it was quite disgusting.
I work in an office full of women and although there are 2 loos no-one will go at the same time as anyone else. Women are strange :-)
....and that 'forearm poo' was in the Ladies??? :eek:British Ex-pat in British Columbia!0 -
....and that 'forearm poo' was in the Ladies??? :eek:
Don't sound so surprised. I've seen some truly disgusting things in the ladies.
Why on earth do people pick their nose and wipe it on the wall? Right beside the loo roll.:mad: Smears of !!!!!! on walls. I can imagine the state of their houses.
Menstrual blood all over seats - this lovely discovery was in a hotel where there were hundreds of people crowded in for an auction (in the auction room, not the loo!) - I mean, people were queuing outside the loo and would have known who it was.0 -
Any place I have worked in, the ladies have had hang ups about the toilets. Being a woman myself, I've always found it a bit snobbish, some of the attitudes that I've come across. If you gotta go, you've gotta go
When I first started work, if you needed a no 2, then you had to time it so that no one else was in the lav at the same time, because they would embarrass you by announcing in the office that it was you who caused the stink. These were women who had about 10 years+ on me at the time, and I could never understand this sort of "shame" they had about something that is natural so I've kind of had a bit of a hang up of using office toilets ever since.
It was also my bad luck in my next job to have the lady in the trap next to me, giving me rather gruesome details regarding her periods. The lady who made me pee myself laughing (good job I was sat on the bog
) by doing that "cover cough" while farting at the same time. And the cleaner who would pull the seat off the toilet and say it had broken, just so she didn't have to wipe them.
I've never known such a bunch of toilet using misfits.BEST EVER WINS WON IN ORDER (so far) = Sony Camcorder, 32" lcd telly, micro ipod hifi, Ipod Nano, Playstation 3, Andrex Jackpup, Holiday to USA, nintendo wii, Liverpool vs Everton tickets, £250 Reward Your thirst, £500 Pepsi, p&o rotterdam trip, perfume hamper, Dr Who stamp set, steam cleaner.
comping = nowt more thrillin' than winnin':T :j0 -
I also have IBS so when I need to go, I need to go. Ours are unisex although we have one on each floor, and there are only two of us on our floor (me & my boss). He is fastidiously clean and I have no bother with him using it, unlike a previous colleague who would leave it splattered with shi t.0
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Those who flush with your foot or elbow, do you open the cubicle door with your foot and elbow too? What do you do about the taps? And what about the door to exit the loo because some people don't even wash their hands!
I'm a woman and I use the loo at work whenever I need to and for whatever I need to. That's what they are there for and I don't fancy holding it in and ending up with a bout of cystitis or bad constipation. A friend of mine had the latter a few weeks ago - Google it. It might make you use the loo at work from now on!
I wish, however, that some of my colleagues sat on the seat as they are unable to aim properly it seems, and some of them really ought to shave too - disgusting that people don't check after themselves that the facilities are adequate for other's use!LBM: August 2006 £12,568.49 - DFD 22nd March 2012
"The road to DF is long and bumpy" GreenSaints0 -
Those who flush with your foot or elbow, do you open the cubicle door with your foot and elbow too? What do you do about the taps? And what about the door to exit the loo because some people don't even wash their hands!
What about money! Chip and Pin machines! Doors in public buildings! OMG!
Those people who don't wash their hands go around touching other stuff as well, there's so little point in wasting energy worrying about 'poo germs' that its basically madness.
Germaphobia really winds me up.0 -
Ms_Chocaholic wrote: »I would rather go at home but if I need to go at work I do. Unfortunately our work loos are 4 cubicles in one room so I tend to use the disabled loo where I can be on my own.
I'm the same as you on this one!0 -
OP, so a work colleague made a complaint because the men at her work were using the toilet. Hmm, I'd like to see how far she got with that. They were using it, for it's use..
I think she needs to keep her nose out of other ppl's business and just do her job!0 -
Eww! That's disgusting! Dirty & ignorant! Some poor soul has to put their hands where your dirty sole has been.
Use your elbow or put some clean paper in your hand that you throw down the pan ASAP after flushing.
Using my elbow would be disgusting who washes their elbow after using the loo? Is that what you do? Eww.
Well I would think most people wash their hands after using the loo, if they choose not to thats their problem.0
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