Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 1:53 pm
Obviousley some of us need directions!
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Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 2:20 pm
ewwwwwwwwwww
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 2:53 pm
SnoozeControl wrote: Have you ever gone into the ladies' room and sat down on a wet toilet seat? I have to wonder how someone managed to do that.
I never sit on the seats! :yh_sick
I never sit on the seats! :yh_sick
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Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 2:55 pm
Your a squatter :wah:
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:01 pm
Sheryl wrote: Your a squatter :wah:
LOL!
yep, can't imagine letting my skin touch that thing!
LOL!
yep, can't imagine letting my skin touch that thing!
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Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:04 pm
sunny104 wrote: I never sit on the seats! :yh_sick
I'm with you there, sunny. No way in hell would I ever let any part of me touch any part of a public toilet. I even flush with tissue paper in my hand so my hands aren't touching that, either. Blech. Yuck. Ptoooey.
I'm with you there, sunny. No way in hell would I ever let any part of me touch any part of a public toilet. I even flush with tissue paper in my hand so my hands aren't touching that, either. Blech. Yuck. Ptoooey.
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:05 pm
I just use my foot to flush. I've only lost my balence once, but no harm was done. 
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:13 pm
Sheryl wrote: I just use my foot to flush. I've only lost my balence once, but no harm was done.
me too!
Thankfully most bathrooms have everything automated these days so you don't have to touch anything!
me too!
Thankfully most bathrooms have everything automated these days so you don't have to touch anything!
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Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:18 pm
sunny104 wrote: me too!
Thankfully most bathrooms have everything automated these days so you don't have to touch anything!
Oh but I love automated "no touch" bathrooms. Even the paper towel dispensers are motion sensitive. LOVE that!!
Thankfully most bathrooms have everything automated these days so you don't have to touch anything!
Oh but I love automated "no touch" bathrooms. Even the paper towel dispensers are motion sensitive. LOVE that!!
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:18 pm
Clancy wrote: When she was just tiny, I had to stop and and hold my daughter basket fashion to allow to, "P"
....she started swinging and laughing thinking it was a game, :-4
....kleenex.
My 2 year old P'd on my leg this morning, I guess he saved it all up over nite and overwhelmed his diaper/nappy!
good sign for potty training though!
....she started swinging and laughing thinking it was a game, :-4
....kleenex.
My 2 year old P'd on my leg this morning, I guess he saved it all up over nite and overwhelmed his diaper/nappy!
good sign for potty training though!
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:20 pm
BabyRider wrote: Oh but I love automated "no touch" bathrooms. Even the paper towel dispensers are motion sensitive. LOVE that!!
Now if they can just make the doors open automatically....don't they say that's where the most germs and things are found! :yh_sick
Now if they can just make the doors open automatically....don't they say that's where the most germs and things are found! :yh_sick
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Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:24 pm
sunny104 wrote: My 2 year old P'd on my leg this morning, I guess he saved it all up over nite and overwhelmed his diaper/nappy!
good sign for potty training though!
Oh, that brings back a great memory....
When I had my son, they brought him to me in the hospital room, I fed him and then they wanted to take him back to the nursery. I said, "No way, he is staying right here with me." The nurse tried to argue, saying I needed my rest, yada, yada, I said, "My son will not see the inside of that nursery again, he will stay right here in my room with me till I go home. Period."
I righteously got out of bed to change his diaper, and the second it was off...he peed right in my face. I laughed so hard I pulled 2 staples out of my c-section incision.
good sign for potty training though!
Oh, that brings back a great memory....
When I had my son, they brought him to me in the hospital room, I fed him and then they wanted to take him back to the nursery. I said, "No way, he is staying right here with me." The nurse tried to argue, saying I needed my rest, yada, yada, I said, "My son will not see the inside of that nursery again, he will stay right here in my room with me till I go home. Period."
I righteously got out of bed to change his diaper, and the second it was off...he peed right in my face. I laughed so hard I pulled 2 staples out of my c-section incision.
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:25 pm
I use a papertowel to open the door. 
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:29 pm
BabyRider wrote: Oh, that brings back a great memory....
When I had my son, they brought him to me in the hospital room, I fed him and then they wanted to take him back to the nursery. I said, "No way, he is staying right here with me." The nurse tried to argue, saying I needed my rest, yada, yada, I said, "My son will not see the inside of that nursery again, he will stay right here in my room with me till I go home. Period."
I righteously got out of bed to change his diaper, and the second it was off...he peed right in my face. I laughed so hard I pulled 2 staples out of my c-section incision.
LOL!
I've never been "shot" but hubby has!
When I had my son, they brought him to me in the hospital room, I fed him and then they wanted to take him back to the nursery. I said, "No way, he is staying right here with me." The nurse tried to argue, saying I needed my rest, yada, yada, I said, "My son will not see the inside of that nursery again, he will stay right here in my room with me till I go home. Period."
I righteously got out of bed to change his diaper, and the second it was off...he peed right in my face. I laughed so hard I pulled 2 staples out of my c-section incision.
LOL!
I've never been "shot" but hubby has!
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:44 pm
Clancy wrote: Mum's say to their boy's, "your tinkler shouldnt be a sprinkler, son".
That used to be funny to me too...in the third grade.:wah:
That used to be funny to me too...in the third grade.:wah:
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Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:59 pm
Jives wrote: That used to be funny to me too...in the third grade.:wah:
Why do you have to come into funny threads and pee all over them?
Why do you have to come into funny threads and pee all over them?
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Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 4:13 pm
:wah: It's ok I think most females are squatters or hovers. 
Do you know how to pee?
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 6:19 pm
BabyRider wrote: Oh, that brings back a great memory....
When I had my son, they brought him to me in the hospital room, I fed him and then they wanted to take him back to the nursery. I said, "No way, he is staying right here with me." The nurse tried to argue, saying I needed my rest, yada, yada, I said, "My son will not see the inside of that nursery again, he will stay right here in my room with me till I go home. Period."
I righteously got out of bed to change his diaper, and the second it was off...he peed right in my face. I laughed so hard I pulled 2 staples out of my c-section incision.
Don't ya just love kids? :wah:
You probably know this, but boys often pee when you take their nappies off because of the change in temperature! There they are, sitting quite happily in a nice warm, wet nappy, and you come along, undo it, and let in a draft! So instinct makes them pee! Probably to get warm again! :wah:
When I had my son, they brought him to me in the hospital room, I fed him and then they wanted to take him back to the nursery. I said, "No way, he is staying right here with me." The nurse tried to argue, saying I needed my rest, yada, yada, I said, "My son will not see the inside of that nursery again, he will stay right here in my room with me till I go home. Period."
I righteously got out of bed to change his diaper, and the second it was off...he peed right in my face. I laughed so hard I pulled 2 staples out of my c-section incision.
Don't ya just love kids? :wah:
You probably know this, but boys often pee when you take their nappies off because of the change in temperature! There they are, sitting quite happily in a nice warm, wet nappy, and you come along, undo it, and let in a draft! So instinct makes them pee! Probably to get warm again!
:wah: