Good pupster. We're fostering an old mixed breed (dachshund and beagle-- whew!) who was with us for over two months before he figured out that the appropriate place to go was outside. But he did. Being part beagle and all hound he's extremely motivated by his long nose and the notion of food, but being beagle he's sweet.
Gender specific restrooms is a relatively recent thing, so eff off Georgi. l'm not connecting with other women in there, I'm peeing. You act like we effin' LIVE in the ladies room, and point in fact, I'm trying to get the hell out of there as fast as I can so I can avoid other women connecting in the restroom.
It makes no sense - most bathrooms for women, and I imagine probably are in the gender neutral bathrooms have tampon dispensers. You can talk about how you like someone's purse/bag/whatever infront of men - I do it all the time. Toilets are where you do your business and leave, it's not a social club.
My girlfriend used to keep an office space in an old loft building, and the men's room was so much closer than the women's room that, having birthed two babies, I would just use the men's room when I was in the building. It has stalls, so who cares? A guy friend of mine did actually (very gallantly) wait outside while I did my business, but I did inform him when I came out that I didn't care if he heard me pee. This is just a non-issue.
I saw. I figured I could ride your coattails on this one.
I just get an eternal warm glow about using this little tidbit wherever I can. I like reminding antebellum enthusiasts that the winners get to write the history books.
One of the restaurants at Fisherman's Wharf in SF has this design as well. One line, 5 stalls with standard doors, sink area with 2 or 3 basins, and zero dawdling.
In Western Australia, most places have three kinds of public toilets; Men, Women, and UAF (Universal Access Facilities). They're single-occupancy, suitable for wheelchair use, extra-large to allow family use, and officially gender-neutral.
When arguing with one woman about the Bathroom Issue, I pointed out she could use this toilet, if she was so concerned about her safety in the multi-stall women's facility. She did not appreciate this.
Good pupster. We're fostering an old mixed breed (dachshund and beagle-- whew!) who was with us for over two months before he figured out that the appropriate place to go was outside. But he did. Being part beagle and all hound he's extremely motivated by his long nose and the notion of food, but being beagle he's sweet.
Gender specific restrooms is a relatively recent thing, so eff off Georgi. l'm not connecting with other women in there, I'm peeing. You act like we effin' LIVE in the ladies room, and point in fact, I'm trying to get the hell out of there as fast as I can so I can avoid other women connecting in the restroom.
It makes no sense - most bathrooms for women, and I imagine probably are in the gender neutral bathrooms have tampon dispensers. You can talk about how you like someone's purse/bag/whatever infront of men - I do it all the time. Toilets are where you do your business and leave, it's not a social club.
Hence the sarcasm tag...
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My girlfriend used to keep an office space in an old loft building, and the men's room was so much closer than the women's room that, having birthed two babies, I would just use the men's room when I was in the building. It has stalls, so who cares? A guy friend of mine did actually (very gallantly) wait outside while I did my business, but I did inform him when I came out that I didn't care if he heard me pee. This is just a non-issue.
That's how it works. Dad goes outside and teaches his young the traditions of manhood, which are, ladies first and men pee wherever.
I saw. I figured I could ride your coattails on this one.
I just get an eternal warm glow about using this little tidbit wherever I can. I like reminding antebellum enthusiasts that the winners get to write the history books.
Ha. If I were, I'd be doing IMPORTANT CATWORK, and the world could BLOW ME.
Indeed. One has to wonder if maybe Boorman has an unhealthy fixation on being in public restrooms with other women.
Just sayin’.
We must put a stake in the ground. Our toilet's lives depend on it!
One of the restaurants at Fisherman's Wharf in SF has this design as well. One line, 5 stalls with standard doors, sink area with 2 or 3 basins, and zero dawdling.
The modest homes in which many boomers were raised had a single bathroom.
So: many of the people freaking out about gender-neutral bathrooms spent the first two decades of their lives using one themselves.
Or the abortion I've heard of called the donut, essentially a circular trough.
That's just between her and Sam the Butcher.
In Western Australia, most places have three kinds of public toilets; Men, Women, and UAF (Universal Access Facilities). They're single-occupancy, suitable for wheelchair use, extra-large to allow family use, and officially gender-neutral.
When arguing with one woman about the Bathroom Issue, I pointed out she could use this toilet, if she was so concerned about her safety in the multi-stall women's facility. She did not appreciate this.