Blokes Rules :D

[Buoyant Babe]

Originally Posted by Woz

What do you think a bath is for?

[Woz]

Originally Posted by Buoyant Babe

Ditto the sinks at dive sites. You tuck the neck seal of your drysuit under the sink and wazz in the sink itself. No more pissy neck seals.

Running the water afterwards is considered polite. Works for men only unless a SheWee is employed.

I am either going to get greened for such a great idea or get red blobbed to hell by the priggish brigade.

[Buoyant Babe]

Originally Posted by Woz

Ditto the sinks at dive sites. You tuck the neck seal of your drysuit under the sink and wazz in the sink itself. No more pissy neck seals.

Running the water afterwards is considered polite. Works for men only unless a SheWee is employed.

I am either going to get greened for such a great idea or get red blobbed to hell by the priggish brigade.

I suppose the ammonia would clean the sink at the same time. What a splendid idea. Your real name is Aggie, isn't it? Have a green! Guess that makes me one of the non-priggish brigade?

[Moz]

Originally Posted by Woz

Ditto the sinks at dive sites. You tuck the neck seal of your drysuit under the sink and wazz in the sink itself. No more pissy neck seals.

Running the water afterwards is considered polite. Works for men only unless a SheWee is employed.

I am either going to get greened for such a great idea or get red blobbed to hell by the priggish brigade.

Oh, I thought that is normal behavior

Same technique for non En-suite B+B's, Nobody actually washes in the sink in the rooms (or uses the kettle for that matter)............................



Do they?

[Woz]

Originally Posted by Moz

Oh, I thought that is normal behavior

Same technique for non En-suite B+B's, Nobody actually washes in the sink in the rooms (or uses the kettle for that matter)............................



Do they?

I used to.....

[jar_uk1]

On the subject of toilets, it's not just a seat issue.

My other half found a large dead blackbird with it's head down the loo the other week (we have a killer cat) and practically accused me of having been to the toilet and ignoring the bird!

As if... although I do admit I had to think quite hard as to whether I had been upstairs that evening

John R

[sidthejedi]

1. Lift seat.

2. Cover bowl with clingfilm

3. Lower Seat

4. Retreat to safe distance

If you are really brave you could point out that they would have noticed if the seat had been up....

[Steve Summers]

if the toilet seat is down many fella's won't bother to lift it, result wet seat, so I reckon we do you a favour leaving it up [no need to thank us ladies ]ask yourselves which is worse, having to dry the seat before using it, or just putting a dry [usually]seat down.
Also it is perfectly acceptable behaviour for a man to pee in the sink as long as you run the taps [beware of southern water restrictions] but take care though, on a rugby tour I stumbled and sprained my ankle when trying out a particularly high sink.

Right I'm off, did I leave my coat in the toilet?

Safe diving,
Steve

[Moz]

Originally Posted by Steve S

Also it is perfectly acceptable behaviour for a man to pee in the sink as long as you run the taps [beware of southern water restrictions] but take care though, on a rugby tour I stumbled and sprained my ankle when trying out a particularly high sink.

A stark reminder of the dangers!

Pee safe everyone

[Okeanos]

Originally Posted by Moz

Oh, I thought that is normal behavior

Same technique for non En-suite B+B's, Nobody actually washes in the sink in the rooms (or uses the kettle for that matter)............................



Do they?

I'm a bit concerned, if you pee in the sink, what do you do in the kettle?