I'm shocked! No one has mentioned "ya know... IN THE BATHROOM!" yet!
... Ya know... IN THE BATHROOM!
... Ya know... IN THE BATHROOM!
I never noticed that one in france, but it's the standard for 'toilets' in large parts of asia.Skytterish said:I do that to prevent escaping toilet water and the like. It's not weird it's sound logic.mental_looney said:Got to put the lid on the loo down when flushing it.
In public toilets that look especially disgusting I'll put toilet paper on the seat, but if you want really weird habits ask the french about their service stations. In some places, the women don't have toilets, they have holes, I didn't use these for the irrational fear of falling in.
I do this, too.barbzilla said:4) I stand up to wipe and inspect the paper after each go
I think this is about all I care do divulge at this point
mental_looney said:Got to put the lid on the loo down when flushing it.
This gives a whole new meaning to your user name.smearyllama said:I do this, too.barbzilla said:4) I stand up to wipe and inspect the paper after each go
I think this is about all I care do divulge at this point
How else can you tell when you're done?
teqrevisited said:I usually put down a sheet or two to stop getting splashed if I sit down. And I refuse to sit down in a public toilet. The thought sickens me. I don't like to waste time in there either. I just go in, go and get gone. Could never understand anyone taking any longer than 2 minutes.
Bidet, and to be fair you'll find them in a lot of British homes too.bahumat42 said:i give you a simple solution by the french, it's called a beday and most hotels in france have them (and a fair few in europe)