if the line is busy, sure, ok, fine, go for it. Don't make a big deal of it, we're all in there minding our eyelines, we don't need you rampaging through and distracting us.

Given that you are a member of TFP, and given that you are married, I can safely conclude that you have had that thing for at least 18 years and therefore have had adequate time to learn how to aim it. You, sir, are part of the problem.

I know, right? At least they could put the seat up if they're going to hover! Since I get to sit through several hours of extremely stimulating blood-borne pathogen/etc. training on an annual basis, I will admit that there are certain things that can be transmitted, but the chances are slim to none.

we all use the same toilet in houses so I don't see why it really needs to be absolutely separated everywhere. Alot of smaller venues could safe money by allowing both genders to use the same facilities.


I would thumbs up any women coming into the mens room while I'm in there... I wouldn't even consider entering a ladies room for fear of being attacked and arrested.

My wife was cueing at the little public toilets behind Notre Dame (edit - the Cathedral in Paris, in case that is confusing). It was 2 single use toilets + a urinal. No men cueing and women out the door. I can't see why they weren't taking turns in the mens, but it did mean my (boy) children got in to do their business quick smart :)