Why are Mens Public restroom so nasty?

[Coonskinner]

Originally Posted by Drama Queen

Oh yeah I can see me encouraging that! NOT

You ought to send then up to spend a few days with me coon hunting and fishing and catching snapping turtles and stuff this summer.

[Drama Queen]

Originally Posted by Coonskinner

My dad told me when i was a kid that I would know I was a man when I could turn gravel over.

Oh goodness!

I might could see the "going" outside if we lived in the country... but we live in a very busy neighborhood... right across the street from a church... and the local funeral directors sons can be seen inaction on most days! NOT GOOD!

[Drama Queen]

Originally Posted by Coonskinner

You ought to send then up to spend a few days with me coon hunting and fishing and catching snapping turtles and stuff this summer.

They would LOVE that!

[Coonskinner]

Originally Posted by Drama Queen

Oh goodness!

I might could see the "going" outside if we lived in the country... but we live in a very busy neighbor hood... right across the street from a church... and the local funeral directors sons can be seen inaction on most days! NOT GOOD!

At my house they could walk out the front door and be at complete liberty with no problems.

[Truly Blessed]

Originally Posted by Drama Queen

For some weird reason both my boys LOVE to pee outside. I opened my front door a few weeks ago to find my OLDEST (10 yrs) whizzing on the tree. Right there for the world to see... what's up with that?

It's the NATURAL thing to do. Think about it. It's modernism that has forced men into these unnatural washrooms. Just give us our liberty and we will keep the earth well watered!

I grew up using an outhouse for many years. Living in the country surrounded by forest, it was just as easy to run into the woods and water a tree as it was to run to the outhouse!

[Truly Blessed]

Originally Posted by Drama Queen

Oh goodness!

I might could see the "going" outside if we lived in the country... but we live in a very busy neighborhood... right across the street from a church... and the local funeral directors sons can be seen inaction on most days! NOT GOOD!

Poor kids! Their parents need to move them to the countryside, or at least close to a park. Move to Surrey, BC. the city of parks! We look out our back yard into Tynehaed Park. OOPS! Come to think of it, I've got to go right now!

[LadyRev]

What a topic!

As for using the good ole outdoors, sometimes, as a deer hunter, I have no choice.

Although we do have an outhouse by the cabin, if I'm a good distance away or its peak time for the deer to be moving, I most certainly will NOT be moving down to the outhouse.

I've taken teenage boys hunting with me and when they ask how we handle this situation I say, I'll turn or you'll turn the other way for a bit. The men in the group do the same, they just ask the ladies to look the other way a minute.

No biggie really. The only time its a problem for me is when there are neighboring males around. Sometimes carrying binoculars!

[Scott Hutchinson]

One time I went and played music in a VFW club in MS.The bathrooms had pointers over the men's bathroom ,and setters over the female restrooms,they also had dog pictures on the doors.

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by Felicity

Want to know what nasty is? Asian restrooms!! I could figure out how on earth the women made such a mess. It puzzled me for quite a while until I figured out that many of them "STAND" on the seat and crouch. Then it made more sense.

Horrible! *wrinkles nose*

Originally Posted by Stephen Hoover

Yup. It was that way in Russia and Belarus as well. Just plain weird. No wonder they preferred the simple hole in the floor. Ya didn't have to be an acrobat to go potty!

France too. the french are nasty people.

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by Drama Queen

For some weird reason both my boys LOVE to pee outside. I opened my front door a few weeks ago to find my OLDEST (10 yrs) whizzing on the tree. Right there for the world to see... what's up with that?

Originally Posted by Coonskinner

They will never outgrow it.

Trust me on this one.

It's that feeling of absolute freedom.

this is true. one of my main regrets about moving to the big city is the freedom ive lost...