Posted by showcrop on December 05, 2012 at 04:52:39 from (75.67.231.80):
To lift the seat or to pee on it. I know that this is trivial amongst the greater issues of life, but I am out away from home 2-3 days per week, and nobody like to sit in pee. I have noticed it only in the last ten years or so in public restrooms that young men and boys will walk past a row of urinals and go into a stall, but you can see that they don't sit down. When I go in a stall sometimes there is adequate light to tell if the seat is dry, but just as often not. When I was a kid there were no where near as many times that we would use a public high volume restroom but we were still taught that you use a urinal unless you needed to sit, and you would always lift the seat in a one holer. Are kids being taught today to go hide in the stall so no one can see their teeny weenie? Are they being taught to not touch the seat because it may have germs on it and that they are better than the next guy anyway? Or do guys think that their aim is good enough so that they think that there is no spray getting on the seat? Here and there you see the tissue seat covers but they are for general sanitation and it takes about a dozen to absorb pee on a seat. Fathers need to raise there sons.
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