katie_girl09
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Guys, I'm pretty sure that he was joking.
Right? Right?!
Right? Right?!
Guys, I'm pretty sure that he was joking.
Right? Right?!
If it was anyone else, I'd say "right"![]()
I always use the handicapped stall at work. It's the cleanest toilet there because nobody else uses it but me. Plus the toilet sits up higher and I have long legs so it's really comfortable.
When I worked security at the mall and worked night shift I went to drop a deuce in the women's bathroom because I thought, "Hey, it has GOT to be more clean than the mens". I go in there and there was a nasty bloody tampon clogging up the toilet.
So I stuck to the men's bathroom and stuck with the paper ass gaskets when I'm dropping the kids off at the pool.
On a side note...there is no better feeling in the world taking a giant dump at work. You are LITERALLY getting paid to poop. FANTASTIC!
Are you Creed Bratton?
No. Who is Creed Bratton?
Hey now! That's not a fair comparison. The people who park in handicapped spots are just being lazy. I use handicapped stalls to avoid catching something in the other ones.I use them from time to time, but being legally handicapped, I'm allowed.
Though, I have no hesitation making life hell for someone using the stall just because they can. It's like handicapped parking spaces. You have the body to walk from the fifth parking space, do it. If I catch you in a handicapped spot and you just get up out of your car like nothing's wrong, then I'll make an honest man out of you.![]()
Parking spots, I could definitely understand. Its competely justifiable for someone to get cussed out for that. The handicap stalls... eh. In certain situations. If someone's in there for ten minutes and they dont need to be, they have it coming to them. If I take a thirty second piss and start getting cussed out, I'd be tempted to be like "Get over it" and walk out.
Hey now! That's not a fair comparison. The people who park in handicapped spots are just being lazy. I use handicapped stalls to avoid catching something in the other ones.
I never joke about the handicapped...except when in d-bag mode.
I take it you dont watch The Office. The US version. Not the original.
I always use the handicapped stall at work. It's the cleanest toilet there because nobody else uses it but me. Plus the toilet sits up higher and I have long legs so it's really comfortable.
When I worked security at the mall and worked night shift I went to drop a deuce in the women's bathroom because I thought, "Hey, it has GOT to be more clean than the mens". I go in there and there was a nasty bloody tampon clogging up the toilet.
So I stuck to the men's bathroom and stuck with the paper ass gaskets when I'm dropping the kids off at the pool.
On a side note...there is no better feeling in the world taking a giant dump at work. You are LITERALLY getting paid to poop. FANTASTIC!
Me too. In fact, I'd rather use the one for the handicapped. Not only is it roomy, most of the time, it's cleaner. However, if I can hold, I'd rather hold or do my business in the bushes because I don't like public restrooms as they're usually very dirty. YUK!I use it a lot. It is more roomy. And maybe if they bothered to clean the other ones a little more, I'd use them. If there aren't any disabled people around, why not? Just like the first 3 seats on the bus.
I am glad I won't be bumping into you in the restroom.I use them from time to time, but being legally handicapped, I'm allowed.
Though, I have no hesitation making life hell for someone using the stall just because they can. It's like handicapped parking spaces. You have the body to walk from the fifth parking space, do it. If I catch you in a handicapped spot and you just get up out of your car like nothing's wrong, then I'll make an honest man out of you.![]()
I am glad I won't be bumping into you in the restroom.
As for handicapped parking spaces... I've NEVER parked in those spaces. It makes me feel guilty.
YOu get a handicap parking permit for rheumatoid arthritis? I had seen some people with the handicap parking permit but when they get out of their vehicle, they look quite healthy to me. It makes me wonder...I never park in handicapped spaces either.
BUT, my mother-in-law has a handicapped parking permit and I don't even understand why. I think she got it for her rheumatoid arthritis but she uses it all the time, even on days she's not in pain. And, when I go somewhere with her and she parks there, I feel guilty about it.
OM..Christ. Women bathrooms have handicapped stalls too? Did not know.
So women...can't be handicapped?Hey, I don't go into women bathrooms....so cut me some slack. K/ Thanks Bye.