Why do people make rude comments and ugly faces when someone stinks up a restroom. Hello! what is its purpose?
And I'm talking about public restrooms too, do they realize how many people have taken a dump in there? And well, that's what that place is for, so, yeah, it's gonna stink!
If you don't like it, don't use it, if you do use it, save your comments.
It's what I do, if the stink bothers me that much, I don't use it. Period!
7 Answers to "Why do people make rude comments and ugly faces when someone stinks up a restroom. Hello! what is its purpose?"
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they're just not used to smelling other people's crap and/or aren't smart enough to not breathe through their nose while in a public restroom
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Poor ventilation. At home you can crack a window, spray some air freshner, I wish they would improve ventilation in public loos.
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Preach it, sister! Testify!!!
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The courtesy flush is a long forgotten art form.
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But, even if everyone had the courtesy to flush, the stink lingers
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No, no, no, the courtesy flush is a flush before the final flush. Totally different flushes. It's kinda like a pre-flush. If more people would embrace the courtesy flush I'm sure the world would smell much better.
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because they don't want you thinking your **** doesn't stink?
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Well, that doesn't mean that you should pretend as if others want to smell your bodily excretions. Courtesy must still be exercised, as it is still a public area used by other people. Would you like to walk into a bathroom and get hit by a noxious cloud the makes you stagger back out the door and gasp for air? No, you would not (unless you're some sick pervert into that kind of thing). Do unto others' nostrils as you would have done unto your own.
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Posted by iatso Nov 4th, 2012 at 1:12PM
its funny.
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