| Originally Posted by JahJahBinks Why do women have to take every opportunity to start a conversation? I mean if I go to bathroom and see a coworker that I am familiar with I would probably greet him and maybe have a few words to add to if we had just been talking before. But starting a new conversation in front of urinals?? What about you guys? |
| Originally Posted by redshifter at work i hear guys talking on their cell phones while on the crapper. they'll hold loud mini-meetings in front of the sinks, or while using the urinals. besides that, they'll WASH THEIR FEET in the sink i have to use to wash my hands, getting water everywhere and not cleaning it up (perhaps their mommies will do it for them?). i know it's a muslim thing, but for chrissake, at least clean up after!!!!!! -edit- wait, i just re-read your post jahjah. women? urinals? what the hell kind of freakish company do you work for, man?! |
| Originally Posted by plainsong It's a matter of logistics. If our plumbing was on display for all to see, and for whatever reason was a bit of a status symbol proclaiming our automatic dominance, and we likewise used urinals with no doors or partitions to offer privacy, then hell no we wouldn't talk to each other either. |
| Originally Posted by Mercuttio What a rediculous thing to say. I'm kind of shocked you said something so rediculous. |
| Originally Posted by plainsong [...] If our plumbing was on display for all to see, and for whatever reason was a bit of a status symbol proclaiming our automatic dominance [...] |
| Originally Posted by plainsong Care to elaborate, or did you just want to take a jab with nothing to back it up? For whatever reason, some men tend to feel a societal pressure about things they have zero control over, and that don't matter anyway. I didn't make that rule, nor do I believe in it, but if women were in a similar situation, we wouldn't chit chat either. What's rediculous is your spelling of rediculous.
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