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Urinal Etiquette

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THIS herpes. It's a condition.

Then how about "wow these scabies are KILLIN me today ! hahahaa" ? Or does scabies refer only to the condition and not to the mites themselves?

I guess I'll have to try a different tact: "wow, I can't tell which is more painful today, the herpes or the scabies! hahahaa" Yeah, I think that would guarantee a pretty wide bearth at the urinal...especially combined with vigorous scratching & fapping...maybe some coughing and phlegm-hocking thrown in for good measure. Hey, can any of you guys shart on command?
 
On the subject of urinal etiquette, how's about actually using one, and NOT peeing in my local water supply?

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Not cool.

I will say that draining the reservoir was probably unnecessary, but they should have made the dude drink out of it, right where he peed.
 
On the subject of urinal etiquette, how's about actually using one, and NOT peeing in my local water supply?

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Not cool.

I will say that draining the reservoir was probably unnecessary, but they should have made the dude drink out of it, right where he peed.


To have a community water supply open enough to be polluted in any manner is seriously stupid in an age of terrorism. The designer of that open area should have some explaining to do. What purpose does an open access have? Extra sunshine?
 
water reservoirs are always open air. It's a basic measure to prevent the development of anaerobic bacteria and archaea, as well as dispersion of chloric gases.
Of course, nothing prevents the tank from having a protection lid, as long as enough air circulates on the surface of water.
 
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