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Topic	Good people of B8, I would like to come out to you regarding a certain matter...
Raka_Putra 07/05/17 10:37:02 PM #31:	ImTheMacheteGuy posted... StealThisSheen posted... Is it really that hard to lift the seat to pee and then put it back down? Like, is that the amount of effort that's finally going to put you over your limit for the day, and you're just going to collapse after? I'm not going to lift the seat to piss in my own home because I live alone and I don't want company ever, and the public restrooms at work have urinals. This leaves everywhere else that isn't home or work, which accounts for less than 1% of the leaks I take. In those cases, this "splashback" is extremely rare and on those rare occasions when it happens, I take care of it. Lifting the seat up every time I piss would be only marginally more logical (from a statistical standpoint alone) than wearing a kevlar vest every time I am in a public place (in case I get shot in the torso randomly) also fuck sitting down. I don't want to get all of that horrible, dreaded, detestable splashback on various parts of my ass cheeks, inner/back thighs and scrotum... Ah, this is also more or less the case with me. I still live with my parents, but my mom uses another bathroom. Pram_the_Oracle posted... GranzonEx posted... easy solution for people that don't want to touch the seat is to install one of those squat toilets God I hate those things **ing everywhere in Indonesia Same. Please don't install squat toilets. --- Fuhlt nicht durch dich Sarastro Todesschmerzen, So bist du meine Tochter nimmermehr-- eeeeeeeeeeeeeeehr. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:882404717] in Good peopl... [t:75534035]...</cite> <quote><cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>StealThisSheen posted...</cite> <quote>Is it really that hard to lift the seat to pee and then put it back down? Like, is that the amount of effort that's finally going to put you over your limit for the day, and you're just going to collapse after?</quote> I'm not going to lift the seat to piss in my own home because I live alone and I don't want company ever, and the public restrooms at work have urinals. This leaves everywhere else that isn't home or work, which accounts for less than 1% of the leaks I take. In those cases, this "splashback" is extremely rare and on those rare occasions when it happens, I take care of it. Lifting the seat up every time I piss would be only marginally more logical (from a statistical standpoint alone) than wearing a kevlar vest every time I am in a public place (in case I get shot in the torso randomly) also fuck sitting down. I don't want to get all of that horrible, dreaded, detestable splashback on various parts of my ass cheeks, inner/back thighs and scrotum...</quote> Ah, this is also more or less the case with me. I still live with my parents, but my mom uses another bathroom. <cite>Pram_the_Oracle posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GranzonEx posted...</cite> <quote>easy solution for people that don't want to touch the seat is to install one of those squat toilets</quote> God I hate those things **ing everywhere in Indonesia</quote> Same. Please don't install squat toilets. --- Fuhlt nicht durch dich Sarastro Todesschmerzen, So bist du meine Tochter nimmermehr-- eeeeeeeeeeeeeeehr.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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