The incident at 130
#22
RE: The incident at 130
Man... thought I was going to get to read a post aboutsomething happeningat 130 [mph],looks likeinstead I accidentally stumbled into a 1:30 'group powder' inthe Ladies' Room.
But since I'm already here... gimmie a Sharpie, I'll write on the stall:
Wow, save for a few, what a bunch of pussies...
Men, <ahem>,we're animals... and with that comes the responsibility of doing animal things - whenever, wherever, with whomever around. It's our luxury of being part of the animal kingdom.
When was the last time you sawabig group of elephants or chickensmake a fuss over something like this? Tuna don't care, andneither do rattlesnakes...ditto for zebras. And to this day, abear still ****s in the woods -I promise.
See what I'm sayin'??
Sure, nowadaysmodern society dictates a courtesy 'one stall gap' between if possible,of course, the 'courtesy flush', and if you've got 'em, light a match. But the courtesy ends there... it's a bathroom - that's what happens there. Just go in, do your business, and get on with the rest of your day - no more keeping'potty-secrets'.
And as for you pee-shyers... Listen at you - all embarassedsomebody might seeyour tools. Yo, you catch somebody peeking at your junk, you just give it a good grabwith ahead-back nod that says, "You wish you could get somma 'dis!"
Attitude, fellas, it's all in the attitude. We're at the top of the animal kingdom, and we need to start actinglike it.
I urge you to go into your ownbathroom right now, andbrowse thru yourmagazine collection to see what might be causing this -as I suspect there may be a few. Clear out the all the issues of your gf'sCosmo that have been clouding your heads with ideas of the 'polite way to take a dump in public'. No more issues of People. Hell, even GQ, Esquire,and Details might have to go. Replace them with current issues of stoolside classics:
[ul][*]Guns and Ammo[*]Hustler[*]Cycle World[*]Victoria's Secret Catalog[/ul]
That's what men marking their territory read - time to step up, ladies.
So, next time you're faced with a dilemma like this, ask yourself, "What would a yetido?"
Problem solved.
And don't go giving me any#2 about this... you know I was just kidding.
But since I'm already here... gimmie a Sharpie, I'll write on the stall:
ORIGINAL: Damn near everybody
Oh, I don't like to1 or 2, when somebody can see/hear/smell/whatever.
Oh, I don't like to1 or 2, when somebody can see/hear/smell/whatever.
Men, <ahem>,we're animals... and with that comes the responsibility of doing animal things - whenever, wherever, with whomever around. It's our luxury of being part of the animal kingdom.
When was the last time you sawabig group of elephants or chickensmake a fuss over something like this? Tuna don't care, andneither do rattlesnakes...ditto for zebras. And to this day, abear still ****s in the woods -I promise.
See what I'm sayin'??
Sure, nowadaysmodern society dictates a courtesy 'one stall gap' between if possible,of course, the 'courtesy flush', and if you've got 'em, light a match. But the courtesy ends there... it's a bathroom - that's what happens there. Just go in, do your business, and get on with the rest of your day - no more keeping'potty-secrets'.
And as for you pee-shyers... Listen at you - all embarassedsomebody might seeyour tools. Yo, you catch somebody peeking at your junk, you just give it a good grabwith ahead-back nod that says, "You wish you could get somma 'dis!"
Attitude, fellas, it's all in the attitude. We're at the top of the animal kingdom, and we need to start actinglike it.
I urge you to go into your ownbathroom right now, andbrowse thru yourmagazine collection to see what might be causing this -as I suspect there may be a few. Clear out the all the issues of your gf'sCosmo that have been clouding your heads with ideas of the 'polite way to take a dump in public'. No more issues of People. Hell, even GQ, Esquire,and Details might have to go. Replace them with current issues of stoolside classics:
[ul][*]Guns and Ammo[*]Hustler[*]Cycle World[*]Victoria's Secret Catalog[/ul]
That's what men marking their territory read - time to step up, ladies.
So, next time you're faced with a dilemma like this, ask yourself, "What would a yetido?"
Problem solved.
ORIGINAL: reydelaplaya
Wow, save for a few, what a bunch of pussies...
Wow, save for a few, what a bunch of pussies...
#23
RE: The incident at 130
^ lol
Personally, I try to keep a 1 stall buffer zone, but if there's three stalls with someone dropping their kids off at the pool in the first one and the third one has got that tropical island thing going on where there's 9 feet of balled-up toilet paper and a log sticking straight up out of the bowl, I'm damn well going to use the middle stall.
Personally, I try to keep a 1 stall buffer zone, but if there's three stalls with someone dropping their kids off at the pool in the first one and the third one has got that tropical island thing going on where there's 9 feet of balled-up toilet paper and a log sticking straight up out of the bowl, I'm damn well going to use the middle stall.
#24
RE: The incident at 130
ORIGINAL: bassJAM
that reminds me of my hs days. When football season started I got on a regular schedule, one crap right before school startedand the next right after school before practice. I had to hit the bathroom within about a 5 minute interval everyday or all hell would break loose. The problem was the stall doors in the school were all taken off so the teachers could catch kids smoking in the bathrooms, and even worse, these stalls faced right into the sink. So there I would be every morning, trying to take a duke with some dude washing his hands right in front of me. I'd always try to act casual and give the "s'up" nod when they saw me in the mirror.So I'm pretty much healed from crapping in public now. I've dropped a load pretty much everywhere by now.
ORIGINAL: td3692
lol, for a minute this started to remind me of a similar situation i went through in high school....but i wasnt so lucky.
lol, for a minute this started to remind me of a similar situation i went through in high school....but i wasnt so lucky.
#25
RE: The incident at 130
damn this threat blew up! man I know the feelin it sucks... but when you gotta go... you go! I use to care but I travel to much and I am use to it now. It normally happens to me when I am at a big client's place or a big important training. OH that sucks! but then again... I'm the a**hole texting my co-workers "Captain we got a floater!"
#26
#27
RE: The incident at 130
I hate it...at work there are only two stalls and its a small place so the guy next to u always wants to talk about his day and it bugs the $@#% out of me.
and meat watchers are the scum of the earth u are standing there minding your own and out of no where u cath movement to the side give a quick glance and they are staring at your meat like fats kids looks at cake...nasty
and meat watchers are the scum of the earth u are standing there minding your own and out of no where u cath movement to the side give a quick glance and they are staring at your meat like fats kids looks at cake...nasty
#28
RE: The incident at 130
another thing that bugs the **** out of me is when you go into a public bathroom and some father took his little daughter out to the store w/o mommy and decides he has to go but cant leave her alone in the store........open the b/r door and BAM....you see a little girl standing there waiting for dad.....i quickly turn and leave.
#30
RE: The incident at 130
I always wander into a bathroom just after someone has burned it up and it pisses me off...as a result, I like to **** my *** at every possible opportunity. I will **** next to thepresident and not care...who cares, bro? They will never know who you are and/or see you again.